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The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-15

Our Auckland exchanges notice the arrival
at that port of 10000 salmon ova from San
Francisco, intended to stock the rivers of New
Zealand with this valuable fish. They give
the credit to "a passenger in the Vasco de
CANA, but as we happen to know something
about the obtainal of these ova, wemust in JUS
tice give the credit to the proper person, Mr..
Stevenson, assistant postmaster of Christ
Church, who was mail agent on the City of
Melbourne, and who obtained them from Gen.
Redding, of San Francisco. The expense of
boxing and procuring the supply of ice, both
from San Francisco and Honolulu, needed to
preserve the ova, was wholly at his own ex-
pense, and he deserves the credit of whatever
success may attend the first effort ever made
to introduce salmon from California. Regard
ing this venture. we find the following in the
Auckland Herald:
The gentleman referred TO shipped nj San Francisco
10000 salmon ova intended for Napier but uponar.
rival 10 Auckland, he felt apprehension lest in the
attempt to convey the whole he would perhaps lose
all by oyer-crowdiug tue boxes He therefore re-
solved to share the delicate consignment with the
Auckland society. The society was hardly prepared
for so valuable present. and they found they could
VH'y PiV'iuS AZ A"Vut lViVVVi uhless luueeu WIN
considerable delay and some expense in charging
their accommodation. This would probably have
endangered the lot offered 10 them. They resolved
on taking charge OF 10000, and Mr. Firth, the presi
dent Of the AccimHzation Society conveyed the
other TO- 600 TO the Wakato and superintendent their
distribution 10 the various streams. Ii would have
been probably better had the whole of the 10000
salmon ova remained In Auckland From all that
We hear the 10000 sent to Napier likely TO fail
Il is the intention to put them in the streams about
Osborne lest any delay exposure should destroy
them. Those placed in care of The Auckland Ac-
elimination Society are doing we'll The fsh-house
in the gardens is becoming quite interesting The
young fry every minute breaking the shell $50 TO
speak, and are as lively and as strong as though
they had never made q voyage across the Pacific
Their appearance augurs wen for the whole lot
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-15

THE HAWAIIAN MUSEUM is now ready for the reception
OF articles Of pertaining to the Archaeology and
Natural History OF the Kingdom.
Glass cases have been fitted up which secured with
los and dep0tors may assured that any articles
Interest which they may deposit In the Museum will
carefully preserved.
All articles sent the Museum wiz be entered in the
o. their depostors whether loans, gifts
for sale Each article should be accompanied with
description. and be designated whether loans
GINS or for sale; and II FOR sale the prices should be
stated
ANY one deruus OF contributing to the MuSuem in OF
th specific bunches Of the natural history Of the Kingdom
VII meet with every encouragement and all the assistance
. be possible grant in the furtheance OF his efforts
BY making such desires the Curators ofice in
the Museum Room. Government House.
an arcies designed for the Museum should be sent TO
The Curator % the Hawaiian Museum, Government
House and she receipt Of AL articles viii be duly
knuW5edCed.
re- The Hawaiian Museum viii be open TO the public,
every day sundays excepted between the hours Of NJ
% r.
IL r. HITCMcocR,
Curator Hawaiian Museum.
Honolulu Nov. sth 1878.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-15

TIE following persons have been appointed Member
ofthe Tax appeal Board, in accordance with the
August ., 1875:
HAWAII, BiiD-L Severance. w II. Reed
Pan1-J W keaomakAnl D. w Makuakana.
Kau-C y Spencer J NAInRuu.
3 H0nd-H \ Greenwell, Nauasa-
" K0Ha-George Carseiey, D X MakAinuL
s. K0lald-B SANFORD, ] Davis,
" Kohdid-R II Atkins, George Holmes
HrHsal1a-G Bicknell, J X Kaunamano.
AAuI----.E ahlind-L Ahulo, W n Brown.
WaialH-H Daniels, W p Alexander.
M1iaUlo-Kapule d Crownlugburg.
Haaa-M Ulunahele, i Helekuuih-
AoLoEA1---.--.-S g Dwight. W kalua.
l.AnsA1.......-.-F II Haselden, ) Kealakaa-
OAirU-.-.-. H0n1lHlH-1 7 Green, A KalauL
Eso1 HaidHdc-J II Coney, Auaknlea-
Haialua-S n Emerson, NatanielA.
kooiaHio1-A smith, ; NJ NaukanA-
koaillpoko-HJ Coolidge NJ Rose.
KAUAI. Waimsd--O RoweIl KamRenul.
Kaloa-F Bindt. Afika
Lilnc--G W Wilcox, 5 r Hapuku.
Enaieid-C Bertleman, u NuiIoahikd.
Haualci-S W Wilcox, q SekA, L KruIl.
SIIHlU I'D knR, KalkH-
JNo. S WALKER,
Houolulu, Nov. ist, ISIS. Minister OF Finaece
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-15

STEAM ENGSEs.-It is estimated that, at the close
of 1874, 207 67 engines Of all classes and des-
united engines represented Is 900 900 horsepower
that is, equivalent to the power of Is 600 900
horses working night and day. to the labor of 200
100000 of The amount of this steam-power
employed by Great Britain was equivalent to 8 500,
600 horsepower and, by the United States, $780,
600 horsepower.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-15

CkLzFoExIA's WINE CRoP.-california as a wine
prcaocinr State Is becoming each succeeding year
more important. The product for the present
II estimated BY the Sonoma Democrat, which has
been collecting data from various sources, at 5000 600
gallons. divided as follows Sonoma county, l,eo0,-
OB0 Los Angeles. 500 600 SOAno nearly 500. 900
Napa T0o. 600; 81 Dorado, 600 0oe; Yolo 500 900 !;
Placer. 4Oo, 600 Taba, Sacramento and Maryville,
l,2o0 600 ColusA, SOC 600; Santa Clara, 500, 900
Santa Barbara, Ventura. San Bernardino. San Luis
Obispa. Monterey. Tehama, Lake and counties not
eauHcnnted. say .5po.0Oe, making the total above
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-15
WEDNESDAY. De. l

Hrs MAJESTY THE KING took passage on
the steamer on Monday last, intending to make
a flying trip to KahooIawe-a part of his do
mains which he has not yet visited. The
steamer win land him in his own boat and
crew, which viii convey him to Maliko in time
to meet her on the return from Hawaii, and ar
rive here on Saturday evening or Sunday morn
inc
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-15
Notice Of lIssnIuiinn Of Partnership

HUE PARTNERSHIP HITHERTO EXIST
~ Ing. under The firm. o. ALLEN a CHII.I1sd-
WORTH, doing business a. Kavaihae Island - Iawal
and a. graziers AZ Kahua hereby Dissolved " mutual
W p Alien VII pay All dents due By The nd arm and
hereby alone authorized 70 coiiect All
hrm w. 7. Allen VIII carry the business af ne cd
stand Tor bis own account
Kawatae. Hawaii. Dec. u, ISIS go In
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-15

Making grand total of $500, 3O0 most of which has
been carried by the steamers. Our trade with the
Colonies is steadily increasing. The shipments
brace broOms, salmon. case goods. hope and other
California products The trade must necessarily be
large Y composed of manufactured articles and as
these developed and eheapened here they will find
a market in the Colonies.-S r. BHlLetin, Noe. s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-15

THE mails explain, what the telegraph
failed to do, in regard to the war in Liberia,
the causes which led to the outbreak of the ma
tives at Cape Palmas, in the southern part of
Liberia, against the Republican Government
of that country. The present difficulty, like
many previous ones, grows out of disputed
boundaries, and the right of the Cape Palmas
natives tc trade without restraint with the
English, French and Portuguese, who have
factories on the coast The north and south
boundaries of the negro Republic have been
disputed for long time by these Powers, who
claim the right to trade with the Cape Palmas
natives; and the latter assume the same right,
claiming that they have never sold their terri
tory to Liberia The settlement of the boun-
diaries is still pending,-two British and two
Liberian Commissioners having been ap-
pointed, who are now taking testimony
In case they disagree, the United States
will be the arbitrator, and its decision
will he final. Meanwhile, President Roberts
is Furnishing the refractory natives very vigor-
ously, and convincing them with shot and
shell that it their duty to remain neutral until
a decision is made.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-15

Mr.. Chnbb. the English lock maker, IN whose locks
90 many q his couutrymen place implicit faith as
a protuctou against thieves, has lately written n
book IA which be admits that locks resist the
e-ts q urcodplisbed thieves and extolS the small
te-risr deg with sharp bark as the best possible
rrotectioc against burglars.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVE BEEN APP.
II POINTED by the Hon. C. c. HARRIS, one of the
Justices of the supreme Court admnsrat he estate
Of the late Manuel silva of Honolulu, Oahu deceased
hereby all persons owing estate to pay the
without delay and persons having claims against
the estate the duly within
six months or they win be forever barred.
ANEHE,
j. ) KAANAANA,
Administrators of the estate Of the late Manuel silva
Waiawa, Eva, Dec. Z, 1875 $40 4ts
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-15
Rnles Of Passage win be

ES- No Credit for Passage Money "a
Tickets at the Office only.
berth considered until paid ssS. Not
responsible luggage any Freight or
GELS unless recelpted for.
Freight Money Due on Demand.
EB- An effort will be made to have the Steamer reach
Honolulu the evening OF the day she leaves Maui
SAMUEL q. WILDER, Agents
Office with Wilder & Co. eorner Of Fort 4 Queen streels
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-15
Executors, Notice.

TWNHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE NO
n TfCE to all persons. that the 18th day o. Nove-
ber A. D. 1875, letters testamenry IN the estate % p
NAHAOLELUA, Late Of Lahina- Island OF Afan deceased
testte, were issued 10 them BY the Hon A. Fornandcr
Circuit Judge Of the End Iudlcia District H. l. IN PROBATE
and having qualified themselves by giving the proper
bond, they do hereby request all persons having claims
against the said the same duly
Gated, 70 kia NahaOielna- or executors
Iahana Maui within months from the day o. pube.-
ton Of this notice. and al persons owing debts 70 the d
estate hereby requested Immediate payment
thereof TO KLa Nahaoieiua Aforesaid.
KfA NAIAOLELuA
$50 3m PANE KEKELAOKALANT.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-15

AMID the demonstrations of a national sa-
lutte from Punchbowl, the display of flags and
the music of the band, at the embarkatiOn of
the King, it was remarked that there was no
salute or display from the war vessel in port.
This was doubtless owing to no notice having
been sent to the representative of the nation
whose flag she bears. Very few, indeed, of
our citizens knew what the firing from Punch
bowl was for, until after inquiry. 1t would
seem to us more appropriate if some notice
were given on such occasions, particularly to
the representatives offoreign powers, especially
if war ships happen to be in port.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-15

m curs Of the new pattsrn At the rate Of about six
hundred thousand day. The card has finer
surface than the old. End can be used for copying
viii press Il is heavier than the old card, but Is
oasudCrud 50 thoroughly that il s somewhat thinner
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-15
LEGAL NOTICES.
lrrpnEnE CnrRr oF rIrE IIA,rAIIA,

SSUPREME COURT OF rTTE HAWAIIAN
- ISLAM IN PROBATE. IN the estate o. tcsIASr, ri
OF Honolulu deceased, intestne. order o. Noce Or
ton for Administration Before Mr, Justice JUDn
on reading and iiig the peutoa 81 Naliekarilu widow
OF the deceased alleging thar Anianl OF Honouln
1875 and praying that letters OF administration
Kamo.
IL Is ordered that FRIDAY, the 5th day OF IANu-
BIER A. D. 1915. Be and hereby y appointed foe hearing
said petition before The said Iusilce IN the Room
this Court NJ Honolulu, 81 which time place al per-
sons concerned may appear and show cause any tey
have why said petiion shoud not Dc granted and that
this order published In the English and naualal
and Ku0koa, newspapers IN Honolulu
Dated Honolulu n. l., isth DeceHnher- a. y. 1878.
a. FRANCIS Judd.
Attest; Justice Of the supreme court-
WALTER r. SEAL. Ciers. SO n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-15

THE Christmas vacation OF the Government English Day
Schools IN Honolulu will extend from the 2sd OF Decem
Der January lOth, beginning Of the new
year Monday 10th ls7G.
BY order Of the Board OF Education Allonn Hale.
W. Jas. SMITH, Secretary,
Noveutser sOh 1873.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-15

The following is list of fast horses who have trot-
ted a mile in 22O and under OF the list Goldsmith
Maid has made the best time, having done her mile
in 2.l4: Goldsmith Maid. Lula, American Girl, Oc-
cident GlOster, Dexter, Hopeful. Red Cloud, Nette,
Judge Fullerton, Lady Maud, Lucy, Lady Thorne,
George Palmer, Bodine Lucille Golddust, Camors,
Flora Temple, Fleety Golddust, May Queen, Nam
brine Gift, Smuggler, MiddetoMn.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-15

THE advices from Australia regarding the
ne-7 mail line are not SO favorable as could
have been wished. Owing to full arrange
ments not having been completed, the Yasco
de Cana had to go to Auckland after leaving
Sydney, thence to Kandavu and this port, ma
king longer voyage than any of the previous
boats have performed. Still she came through
in 81 days and hours including "a hours de-
tention at Auckland and the same at Kandavu
We understand, however, that the company
will receive no subsidy until the full terms of
the contract are carried out, and the branch
line from FIJI established. ii is quite proba-
bic that the Colima will take the same route as
did the Yasco, via Auckland and FIJI, unless
the CypLrenes be chartered to assist her The
line may not be fully established till the new
English steamers arrive at Sydney, which are
now on the way out.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-15
Notice.
Notice.
OF the Foreclosure of ChatteI Mortgages
AND
SALE OF MORTGAGED PROPERTY.
NHTHEREAS. WILLIAM WAILACE +,

NAV IIEhEAS, W WILLIAM N. WALLACE. EV-
w ecuted to Charles Il. Bishop two several ChatteI
Mortgages, the first dated the 10th day September 1874
TO secure the payment Of $500 the mortgage
dated the LIST day of December 1874 pay
ment of $1,000 and the conditions Of said mortgages hav-
ing been broken therefore, by virtue Of the power Of sale
contained in said several mortgages:
Notice Is hereby given that TUESDAY the 2sth day
of DECEMBER 1875 at the hour of 10 A. NJ the Chel-
sea Laundry premises at Rapalama Honolulu shall pro-
coed to sell at Public Auction, the highest bidder for
cash IN hand, all the following property
described in said mortgages, to wit: drying
fixtures, wash house, stable, wagon houses coal
bin the division fences, lot of shelving and partitions
the water piping and attachments posts clothes lines
copper boilers and furnace ironing furnace
machines, wrngers, mange, poisher, fluters, :
water butts aud casks II wooden wash tubs and gal
vanized iron tubs buckets II wash boards Il soap kegs
clothes baskets lengths hose. IL rOhing tables SKIRT
racks and boards, clothes houses, aud
tsteamboat iron, lot of ironing blankets and cloths
long benches lot Of clothes pins clock, ladders
wheel barrow and sundry TOOLS express wagons horses
sets harness. lot of cushions saddles stable gear
and STOOL snd all the household furniture crockery cook
Ing utensils on said premises poultry fixtures
also certain steam engine aud boiler with connections
and fixtures, also wash machine built by Ives,
Scoyille & Co.. Of Oakland California, with gearing
shaftng and betting, connected herewith collar ma
chimes, steam pipes and connections together with all APP
paratus whatsoever Within and about said Laundry
CHARLES X. BISHOP,
By W. G. Jones, his Attorney.
Honolulu, December 18th, 1875. $40 2t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-15

NONAk WI NnE hAA NHNAM
- iSLANDS-Iu Probate In the matter d the ESTATE
OF John IL Thompson late Of Honolulu. Oahu. deceased
tesate Al Chambers. before Mr.. Justice Harris order
Of notice Of petition for allowance Of accounts dsehar
and final distribution OF property.
ON reading and hng the petition and accounts % Charles
7. Quick. Executor % the VIII o. John ". Thompson
late Of Honolulu Oahu. deceased. wherein he
allowed $500 9a and charges himself with Sails
asks that he may be examined and approved,
that final order be made % distribution pro
perry remaining In his hands 70 the teret en
lied and dscharging him ard bis suretes from all further
responsibility such Executor
II Is ordered that Thursday the 9Th day % January
D. 1875. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ before The said Justice az
Chambers In the Court House, "a Honolulu, tho
same hereby Is appointed the and place for
ing said petition and accounts and that all persons
ested then and there appear and show cnuse any
they have why the sht uld granted may
present evidence 70 who entitled ~ the said pr.r
ty. And that this order, I'm the english language pub
lshed In the Hawaiian Gaz stte newspaper printed
published In Honolulu, for three successive weeks pre-
viOus TO the time therein appointed for sad hearing
Dated Honolulu II. l., this 9th day OF December. ISIS.
CHARLES G. HARRIS,
Justice n the Supreme Court.
Attest: JSo z BARNARD, Deputy Clerk Sos u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-15
n rTIE ,TAT-rER or TILE, ESrATro m y
Administrators Notice.

II MINISrRATOR Of the estate Or late WILLIAM
CHRISTOPHER brown, OF fIo. n. lately residing
Honolulu Oahu, deceased, hereby requests persons
having claims against said - preesnt the
all persons owing the pay the without de-
lay Persons having property bel0nng 10 this estate are
requested 10 give notice OF the same.
Hllo October SIN 1875 ~ I'm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-15
To Let.

To Let.
THIHAT VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING AND
u Premises No $50 Nunanu Avenue, containing par
Iors, dining room bedroom dressing rOom.-Chlna and
clothes closets first reimbursement under all three
second floor kitchen and pantry connected
with basement misunderstanding and washrDOm carrags
house, stable fowl house, &C., Ia order, Apply 70
Aug 1O,-552 Il j. II. WOOD
ALSO the cottage and premises adjoining, with six
rooms-kitcheB, bathroom, servans room, store room,
table aud carriage houge.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-15
TpRrrFE CoURr or TIE HAWAIIAN

EGPREHE COIKT % TIE HAWAIIAN
- ISI.ANDcs-In Probate. Island OF Oahu. Hawaiian
Islands. -. In the mafer % The Estate % Richard
Henry stanley. late Of Honolulu, deceased order ap-
pointing time for Probate Of WIN and directing pubucaion
Of notice Of the same
document purportinr TO the last win and rr-ta-
% Richard Henry stanley, deceased, having the
6th dav Of December A. D. 1873. been presented 10 SSH
Probate Court and ,eion FOR the pruoate thereof AMI
for issuance Of Letters restameutnry john
his. having been filed By SAID John o. nonilnis
10 Is hereby ordered. that Monday the 9Th day ~ De-
cemher a. ID 1873, at 10 ocloc A. ~ % aid day the
Court Room % said Court Honoiuiu be.
hereby appointed the time Tor proving VIII and
hearing said application when and where any person
terested may appear and contest the sid W.T. and TIE
granting Of Letters Iestameutary.
IL Is further ordered. that noice thereof given hy
publication. for three successive weeks. IN the Hawaiian
newspaper printed aud published Hoiicluu.
And Is further ordered, tat citations BE- lssnc
subscribing witnesses oad W.T. and the heirs - the
in Honolulu appear and The prutte %
said VIII, nj the time appointed
Dated Honolulu, II. l., December 6th. isI1
c. c. HARRIS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-15
BOSTON AID HONOLULU PACKET LIKE

.E&k c. Brewer 4 co.-Agents. .ff&
SaG4( Favorable arrangements always be EEal[
made for aud shipment OF 9 Bone Wool
other Merchandise New Bedford Boston, New and
other Eastern Ports. HS- Cash Advances made
Silly c. BREWER CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-15
For Sale or For Lease.

- A HANDSOME COTTAGE, PLEASANT
~ located, with garden, &c. containing parlOr, three
Gl4bedrpoms, two closets, dining room. kitchen and
pantry, bathroom servants house, carriage house
5sIn HUGO srANGENwALD, ND.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-15

Mr. Joseph Manuel has been appointed by the Board OF
EdncatJn school Agent for the district OF koOlRupOkO
Island Of oahu In place fthe T. II. Boyd deceased.
Educati0n-
AIiiolani Hale, Nov. gard, 1875 Secretary
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-15
For Rent.

Ca THE HOUSE LATELY OCCUPIED
Lii by Mr. s. n Carter, situated the corner OF Palace
e-A- walk and Punchbowl Possession given lrnme-
SIS sm ' : MARsHADs OFFICE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-15
For the Ladies.

NEW AND FASHIONABLE STYLES OF
~ Plain. Legal. and Red Mote Paper and EnTel0pes-
Square, Baronai, Court Fancy, Colored &c,D boxes
without Among the new Styles Of which have twelve
varieties. win be found
Imperial, Court, Alexander, Washington, Arlington,
Diamond, &C, In boxes from 5Oc 70 $3.50 per box
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-15
List OF Licenses Expiring IN Decem-
Der, 1875.


Der, 1878.
RETAIL
OAHU---5-Aiana- Raneohe. KoolAupoko.
IL G. Addery, Fort ST. Honolulu.
lo-Gee Lung, Nuuanu st, Honolulu.
ds-R McKibbln, Queen st. Honolulu.
2I-Iama Toy, Maunalyea 81 Honolulu.
23-H. Y. Steele King 81 Honolulu.
23-Ho san, King ST, Honolulu.
2s-DAniel Hanley, KalAuao, Eva.
Sig. Truusseau, Fort st, Honolulu.
MAUI-a.--7-Malaiiua, KooaA.
81. J. Halstead, UlupalakuA.
l5-Ah Tam WRihnl, kula.
l7-Ah Tong, Lahalna
HANAHL-s-Cheu HoOn, HOualoa KOna
ls-A- = Cleghorn, Manienie, Hlo.
ls-ko ri, WRmei
kAUAI-.30-Anmu, Nnwiw1L
Retail Spirit.
s-Emauuel S. Cuuha, Union Hotel Honolulu.
VictualinE.
e-Akea, Waikiki Maui
Horse.
a-Nlaliisi, No. 4s, Hououlu
kaliea, No ~, Honolulu.
s-Maauela- No. IS Honolulu
i0-keopuhWa, Nos. 49, so, 81, 81, 81, Honolulu.
1f-kaua. No. 81, Honolulu.
III W. PAkeko, No. IS, Honolulu.
2a-Chas. Hiram, Nos. Sc 81, Honolulu.
al-kaleo No. IS, Honolulu,
5l-kuhia No 81, Honolulu.
Boat.
c-AIaheIe No. I6, Honolulu
Lnpahu.
2G-Kawaakaukahi PohukaIna, Honolulu
26-Wahinealn, Waikee, Eva
Fire Arm.
Nv. Il. PEBBLES, Kona, Oahu.
PeddIing.
zl-GoO KL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-15
Justice q the supreme Court.


- STEAMSHIP Probate. In the matter of thc Estate
Of Henry H. sawyer, late OF Wnahoie Oahu. deceased
testate AZ Chambers before Mr.. Justice Harris Order
OF notice OF petition for allowance OF accounts discharge
and final distributi0n or property.
On reading and fling the petition and accounts % Charlie
T. Gulck Executor Of the VIII OF Henry n. sawyer
OF Wathole Oahu, deceased wherein be asks
$500 81 and charges himself with f270t - that
the same may be examined and approved and that a
order may be made Of distribution Of the property remain
Ing IN his hands to the persons thereto entitled aud
charging him and his suretes from all further RESPONSE
biity such Executor.
1t Is ordered, that Thursday the 9Th lay January A.
d. 1876 at 10 OclockA. before the said Justice,
Chambers In the Court House. Honolulu be aud the
same hereby is appointed the time and place TOT hearing
said petition and accounts and that all persons Interested
then and there appear and show cause any they
sent evidence as 20 who entitled the property
And that this order la the Hawaiian and English langues
be published In the Hawaiian Gazette
papers printed and published IN Honolulu, three
eessye weeks previous to the time therein appointed for
said hearing.
Dated Honolulu H. L, this sth OF December is7s
CHARLES &, HARRIS,
Justice Of the supreme Court
Attest; Jso. E BARNARD, Deputy Clerk $50 %
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF Ma
TILDA ECKAItT, late OF san Francisco. California O.
$ A., and formerly OF Honolulu Hawaiian islands, de-
ceased.
hereby notify the next Of kin Of the said deceased
and all persons Interested In the estate.
18th November, 1875, appointed special adminstra-
tor Of the said estate, By the Supreme Of
Han Islands, sitting Ia Probate and duly qualified
such administrator filing approved bond and taking
out letters OF administration.
p. C. JONES. in.
Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands, 2tth November, 1873
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-15
California Oat-HaYI

DECEIVED PER g MURRAY and sslTARY
90 - --|------1' ~ - !. noILns co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-15

6NITIzENS AND RESIDENTS OF HOMO
u LULU, Visiting Friends Strangers generally
cordially Invited attend Public Worship at FORT ST.
CHURCH. where Services held every Sabbath at II
O'Clock A NJ md y P. NJ Seats provided for al ]
VINO may be pleased to attend. There Is wednesday
evening Prayer Meeting ~ O'Clock, in the Lecture
Room, to which all are welcome. 524 ~