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II you want any tin ware. sbee. ,ron
and copper ware manufactured Or ro.;.
ed, and also plumbing at very low No.
go to ]. j. Halpin & Co., who sm,,,a',
none but frst-class workmen. poy
BEsr brands of Sack and Plug Tobacco
Pipes. Pouches, ETC., at Rolla wa,,,.
DIR. Lees Drug Store.
IcE! Ice! delivered daily by ma
Leave orders at Fulks & McA,nin,s
saloon. ~ W. r. WILSON
Cleans, all brands, qualities and kinds
for sale by Rolla Watt at Lees drug
store, Main street. IF
lex, CRYSTAL IcE. delivered daily by
s. B. Martina. Leave orders at saloons
of +. Hamilton or Fulks & McAlpin. n
The best of sherry and claret wines
are to be had at T. G. Poujade's. Iw
Go TO Alexander's for your drugs.
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Foreign News.

LONDON, August IAN immense
meeting in favor of amnesty for the
Fenian convicts was held in Hyde Park
to-day. 1t is estimated loo, 900 persons
were present about the speakers stand.
John O'Connor Power, a member of
Parliament, presided, and in his speech
declared the Fenian prisoners entitled TO
appreciation rather than censure. Beg
gar, the member for Cavan, and Messrs.
Cornell and Mellon. were also present.
Resolutions Of the usual character were
carried by acclamation.
BELGRADE, August 1.-The Prince OF
Milan has gone to Vienna to confer with
the foreign office in regard to the stua.
ton. In Sigovinia the Servians have
opened subscriptions in aid of the in.
surrection and much excitemest prevails
in the principality.
VIENNA, August Count Audressy.
the Austrian Premier, who was on leave
OF absence. has returned to Vienna on
account Of Herzigovinians complications.
The Presse says it has reason to believe
the Mi'anese object in coming to
this city is to see sound government and
ascertain whether Austria intends to pre-
serve neutrality, even il the Instruction
10 protracted, and whether she will re.
commend the Government to redress the
evils which have caused the present dis
turbances, and. finally, whether she is
inclined to support the demands Of
Servia and contemplates the respective
Government Of the Independence OF
servia. The Presse concludes: "If
Austria's reply is not altogether in the
negative, 1t will be because Turkey is at
fault for showing lack of energy"
LONDON, August 1.-Mr. Richards. of
Charleston, West Virginia, whose death
at Edinburgh was reported yesterday
died from the effects of fall in the rail-
way depot. by which he fractured his
skull.
VERSAILLES, August 2.-The National
Assembly on Saturday voted So 900
francs for the French exhibition at the
Centennial.
LONDON, August 2.-The Times saws
the Government system for sending shil-
ling dispatches over the telegraph lines
OF the country has disappointed expecta.
tions. The time is coming when this
rate will cease to pay. and unless great
change is made the service will become
heavy and increasing permanent
charge of the country finances.
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b Y TIE L EGG RAPE
SPECIAL To THE pIoCHE DAILY RECORD,
BY WESTERN UNION LINE.
Eastern Dispatches.

WASHINGTON, August 1.-The Assist
ant Treasurer at New York has been
directed by the Secretary OF the Treasury
to sell gold during the month OF August
as follows One and q half million on
the first and third Thursdays each, and
one million on the second and fourth
Thursdays each. Total, five millions.
An order has been issued from the
Postoffice department to include Mil
waukee, Wisconsin. Postoffice in the list
OF first-class letter-carrier Offices and the
pay of carriers increased accordingly.
CHICAGO, August 2. = A St. Paul
special says that members OF the U. 8.
Secret Service assisted by U. S. Marshal
McLaren, succeeded last evening in
making an Important arrest Of counter.
letters and capturing a printing press
chemicals, plates and material complete
'or carrying on the business, together
with one hundred thousand dollars mar.
TALLY completed in currency.
WASHINGTON. August 2.-The steamer
Lady Of the Lake, about which rumo,
prevailed last night of disaster, returned
this morning on time.
CRoYpEN, August a. Col. Yaletine
Barker was arrested to-day to answer an
indictment. H. is charged with INSIDE.
meanor for assault upon young lady in
a railway carriage.
PorTsvrLLE, Pa. August "A FIRE in
the shops of Bear Ridge Colliery. a. Ma
honey Plains. was extipguished this
morning. 1t bad been burning 80
nours. The loss on the breaker is $F5,-
200; Insurance, $4,000.
WASHINGTON, August 1.-The public
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

ARRIVALS.
BY HuoH WHITES SALT LAKE LINE:
VI Hoskins Mr. Kerbis
Jno Jennings
By diLMER sALIsBuRY's HAMILTON LINE.
W Griffen III Light
Henry Schuman Meyer
Mrs drambs John Chapman
DEPARTURES
BY dILMER L sALIsBURY's HAMILTON LINE;
Miss Perley l. Bolte
Jno Williams 3 Newman
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s.s FnAScIsco. August 2.
SHAREs.l


s.s FRAScIsco. August 2.
su,.s.l MORNING SALES.
9a6a Ophir-60 So. 6ds e0sso
80 Cold i Curry-2s 26a 26N 26l4 25ls 25'.
9SiS Best / Bslcher-eO SD s9s eob5 co.'s chs
y-o ssysge-l5Hb5 l4ss 1i9 l4s $50
s9 Chollar Potosi-90 81 81 81 y s2a
AZ Hale L Norcross 81 50 81 $50 54Sb5 52A
sss Crown Point-33a S3S 33ss
go Yellow Jacket-y3 9l's
.45 IMMORTALITY llS
l25 Empire Mills
80 Alphs-2lH
$50 Belcher-29$
90 Keutuck-l5ai l6
SO Conhdence-25 25S
as Com virginia-345 34s s52S $50 355 35I $50 y
qs0 sierra Nevada 10 lsk Is a 1ss 1875 ISIS
SEQ Californis-69 694 70 704 6sS
245 Bullion-56 So . 30
10 Exchequer-2b0
100 Seq Belcher-lO5 los l02
$40 Oyerinan-s 30 80 50 y 9Ob5
$40 Savsge-l5Ob5 1917 ii9 lis 30
90 Globe-s5e .
Justice-i45
800 succor-lls
795 Union Con-l0S l0k llblo
335 Julia-23 22A %
5q5 CAledonia--2S9 ~ 2oS
1878 Lady Bryan-lH ia l45c lhbj
$50 Baltimore Con-6a 81.
us Utah-l4p l4a IA l4s
$40 Kossuth-444
80 Silver hill-llA ll&
AFTERNOON SALES
SIS Meadow valley-6's 81
400 Raymond 4 Ely-471s AZ
80 Eureka Con-52 81 5la 50
100 Jackson-2S ~
10 American Flag
lG5 BelmOnt-3a
900 Rye Patch--lR Ia
100 X X COn-51s q
LOO ri Dorado South-h
97l0 Mansheld-l& l40e L..
600 Jeherson-4A
400 Gils-5 Az AZ 4h4S
1880 Golden Charlotte lZlas
50 Eureka G. Va
SO st Patrick-lA
100 Prussian-l,9
1920 Leopard-l7 17A l7&
800 Dayton-5a COX
90 Eclipse-9
7G0 Challen2e-6k 60
&50 Illinois Ceutral-6
500 Psuper-A
800 South Mountain--2S
10 Poorman-3A
400 Empire tIdaho)-h
800 South Chariot-s0c S5c
200 Mahogany
lI0 Mansfeld-l4Oc
1850 Rock Island-5L 81
40 n Y Con- y "A 4s
$50 American Flat-4& AZ 4s
40 Occidental-4n A. SAX
5dd Phil Sheridan-1a IL q
1900 ryler-l90c
$40 Woodville-3s al
1913 Lady Washington-24 %
800 Alta-3
1870 X sfuth-2S az
100 Original G II Quartz-l3A
llG0 Seq Rock Island-lA
100 Mint Coo soc
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Anla n
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Rates payable in United States gold
coin or it's equivalent.
All Consignments Of Cords Forwarded with
Promptness and Dispatch. No Rorw = rtlfmr
or Commission Charges.
Mark Goods Care ssE. Il p. n. R.o
alS-u W. 4. GRIFFIN. Agent.
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LIST OF LETTERS

REMAINiNu IN THE PosToFFICE AT
~ Phoebe. New. July 81, 1875. II not called
for in four weeks they will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office Va" Heau
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-08


expedition and the death of the gallant old
Commander were found. He made his way
through Lancaster Sound, BarrOw's Straits,
and other waters, until a barrier of solid ice at
ROquette Island completely blocked their pas
sage further.
The record of the little Pandora, of the
dangers which she encountered and the manner
in which she escaped them, reads almost like
fiction. Although she was constantly among
the ice foes and exposed to danger, she met
with no mishaps, made her passage with re-
markable swiftness, and returned in safety to
England The object of her commander was
not to reach the highest possible northern lati-
tude, but to make the Northwest Passage, and
this object he would probably have accom-
plished had he not found his further progress
effectually stopped by solid wall Of ice across
Bellot Strait, at the very point where McClin-
took, his old commander, was stopped at the
time he discovered the Franklin relics. He
took the same route as McClintock, crossing
Melville Bay in safety after leaving Upema-
vik. Thence he entered Lancaster Sound,
visited Beechy Island, where Ross Inflated
vessel was lost twenty-five years ago, thence
sailed through Peel Sound, and kept on to
Bellot Strait, where he found the impossible
icy barrier which induced him to return to
England rather than winter there Although
foiled in his attempt to make the Northwest
Passage, he penetrated to the south along the
coast of Prince of Wales Land further than
McClintock had done, and even reached King
Williams Land, where no vessel hut Frank
Inns has ever been before.
The indirect results of the expedition are
evenmore interesting than the direct since
the Captain of the Pandora was successful in
finding letters at a spot previously decided
upon from the other two English vessels, the
Alert and Discovery, which are in quest of
the open Polar Sea. The news from them is
highly encouraging. The two vessels arrived
at-the Carey Islands, July "a. and then left
for Smiths Sound. They left Upensk July %
and Cape York July 25. The best news from
them is that the season was an open one, and
that all were well, so that if nothing adverse
has overtaken them they are now far on their
way to the North Pole. The great Polar mys-
terry, therefore, may yet be solved by these
daring English navigators. 1t is an eloquent
tribute to the ambition and courage of the time
that, while the explorers of one nation are
steadily and perseveringly pushing their way
through the eternal SHOWS and ice of the Arc
tic region to root out the mystery of the Pole,
undismayed by the fate of those who have pre-
ceded them, an explorer of another nation is
just as STEADILY and perseveringly Drawing
the dangers of the African jungles, the mala-
rious disease, and unknown savage tribes I'M
der the equator, TO solve the mystery of the |
sources of the Nile.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-08
Return of the Pandora.

On our fourth page will be found an abstract
of the three months cruise of the Pandor,.
which was fitted out IN part by the late Lady
Franklin, and which has returned to England.
Capt. Young succeeded in reaching the scene
OF Sir John Franklin's adventures; and re-
turned in safety, after having made his way to
the very waters where Sir Johns ships were
iced in and destroyed, and along the shores of
King Williams Land, where some relics Of the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-08
LEGAL NOTICES.


csUPREsEE COURT OF THE ErAwauIaN
- rsLANnS-In Probate. Island o. oahu. Hawuilsn
Islands. 81. In the matter ~ IN Estate q ichnri
Henry stanley late OF Honouia. deceased Or1er a.
poInnng tme for Prsate Of En ana tsecsns reoellsa
Of notice Of The same.
document purportng 20 Be The i11l VIZ aud Tesla-
ment o. Richard Henry stanley deceased having on u.
SIN day Of December A. D. IssS. been presented b. 80
Probate Court s,eiion for The probate lsrccf an
for the Issuance Letters Tesfnnirntary o. Eu
iufs having been fled by said John o. ncullnia
IL hereby ordered that Monday TIE sth az q ~
Room % said Court AZ Honolulu D.. and
Is, hereby appoinied the time ior proving ahl VII ara
terested may appear and contrss the ld WI and ne
granting Of Letters rcstnmentnry
II further ordered that notice thereof rlrru ~
publication Tor three Successive weeEs ID thr tIawa.r
Gazette. a newspaper printed aud published n Hotolufa
And Il further ordered that catous Be siia 4 ne
subscribing witnesses sid VII. hilra M
testaor IN Honolulu appear ~ protfr q
said VIII. at the time appointed.
Dated Honolulu, II. l., December slh. fs73
r. Z. usnuf4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-08

THE following persons have been appointed Members
Of the Tax appeal Board in accordance with the Act OF
August s. lss4:
HAWAII, Hl0-L Severance, W. II. Reed.
Rznd-J W KeaomAkani, D. W. MaknakRna.
Kau-CN Spencer, ] NamAuu.
s. Koad-H y Greenwich, Manasa
N Kond-George Carseiey, ID K dakalnui-
s Kohala-D sanford, / Davis
" K0lald-R n Atkins, George Holmes.
Hdadkud-G Bicknell, X Kaunamano.
EAur.-.-- L1Aafnd-L Aholo, W X Brown
NdilItIt-H Daniels W p Alexander
MdtaDdo-Kapuie, CrOwnlngburg.
HdHa-M Ulunaheie, Z HeekunlhL
HoIoKAI...-.-.-S q Dwight J W Kalua-
f-GrSSI.---.-.-.-.-F II HRselden, s Keaiakna-
OAHU hoRolHlH-J Green, Kaauh-
EiSa WdidRae-J II Coney, Anakalea-
HafdlHa-S Emerson, Nataniea-
kc0latlod-A L Smith, S NJ Naukana
KssiaRpoks--H J Coolidge, NJ Rose.
kauai WdiRon-G Roweli, KAmalenui.
Eolaa-F Blndt Mikn-
Ltlne-G W Wilcox. s r Hapuku.
LRdhoid-C Berteman d Nunoahki.
HGzGlsi-S w Wilcox, Seka, Z Kruil.
NIIHAu Kua, KRlkR.
JNo. S WALKER
Honolulu, Nor. list 1873 Minister Of FlnAece.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-08
Justlcc % NE sapreme Court
IyUPREME CorRT % NM HAWAIIAN

SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- ISIANDS-In Probate In the estate o. r. H. STAN
LEY OF Honolulu deceased, inestafe. Order %
Petition for Administration. Before Mr. Justice HAMS
on reading and filing the petition Of A. Mcfne-ay 81
Horolulu, alleging that Richard n. stanley Mouoinlu.
died intestnte at Honolulu the ih NOVEMBER
A. d. 1873 and praying that letters Of administration
to William C. Parke, % Honolulu
1t Is ordered that MONDAY. the 18th Gay OF uFfNf-
bf- A. D., 1878 be and hereby appointed hearlnr
said petition before The said Justce, IN the
this Court, az Honolulu, az Which time aud place an PER
sons concerned may appear and show any ihry
have, why said petition shond BE- gnntrd ara taf
this order be published In English language for three
successive weeks Ia the Hawaiian Gazette, ne-saper IN
Honolulu.
CfIAS. C. HARRIS.
Attest: Justice OF the supreme C0urt-
WALTER r. SEAL. CLERK. is7u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-08

THE incoming mail from San Francisco will
doubtless bring the President message in full,
published in the dailies of the day on which
the steamer sails. Regarding it, Washing
ton special says:
1t is now certain that three topics at least, will
be largely dwelt upon by the President in his COM
embrace the public school question. the finances
and the condition of affairs ia Cuba. Senator Nor
ton, who has been in the city for the last week
so, Is responsible Ia large degree for the Prcsi-
dents assuming position upon the school question
in the coming message He has been persuading
the Presidentthat he must assume the position of
Gladstone In England and Bismarck in Germany and
come out against the growing demands Of Catholi-
cism. There is but one thing to be said about the
Presidents Cuban policy, and this can be said BY
the highest authority. BE will not talk of war or
the possibility Of war in his message, but will urge
strongly the justice Of recognizing the rights of the
belligerent Cubans. He has made up his mind that
he will carry bis point in this regard With the aid of
Congress il be can, and if not without its aid. In
the absence OF Congress the Constitution gives Kim
the power 10 act He proposes, however, to give
Congress one more opportunity to take the respon-
sibity upon its shoulders. Upon financial subjects
the President will endeavor TO show by the late
elections that the Republican party is the only
~ that believes in sound currency, and therefore
the only with which It is safe to trust the affairs
of the country. 0nthree points-the anti Catholic
the advocacy of the rights of the oppressed in Cuba
and the championship Of q sound curreRcy-the
President hopes TO reach q position of popularity
that will cause the people to forget The many
sins OF this administration which have been charged
up against him during the years of his reign Stand
ing upon the platform given above, he Is certainly
the strongest man 10 his party The talk of third.
termlwas never stronger than il is now among men
whose positions make their opinions worthy of at
tentioD. The annual message, which Is now in pre-
paraiou under the advice and assistance from Sena-
tor Morton, is being shaped upon the idea that
Grant is the man who can save the party.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-08
Report of tho Surgeon of the Queen.
Hospital.

HoSoLULU, November 50th, 1875.
TO the Trustees Of fke Quesn's Hospital:
GENTLENES.-I have the honor to submit the fol-
loving report for the quarter ending November sOth
The total number Of patients at present in the hos
ptal is 65 viz Sc Havaiians, so males and 26 fe-
males, and foreigners IS pAying) The number of
admissions during this period rs; viz So Hawaii
ans IS males and 81 females and l9 foreigners Dis
charged 9I viz: 66 HaEaiiAns. Sc males, and so f.
males, and IS foreigners. Deaths S; viz Hawaii
ans. males and females, and foreigner 2 fever.
/ erysiPelAS, general debility, . pulmonary con-
sumption, and l accident.
Besides the above, ls2 new names have been en-
tered in the dspensary books. The greatest number
of indoor patients IS, the smallest 65. Daily
average during the quarter. 50; dspensary. mum
Der Of prescriptions. 5,Oze.
Respectfully submitted.
RoBERT McKIBBIx in,
Surgeon to the Queens Hospital.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-08
List OF Licenses Expiring m Decem-
Der, 1875.

List OF Licenses Expiring m DcCeln
Der, 1875.
RETAIL
OAuU.---5-Alana. Kan ohe, EOolaupOko
7-E. q. Addery, Fort ST, Honolulu
io--Gee Lang, Nuuanu ST. Honolulu.
1s-R Mckibbin Queen St, Honolulu.
2i-Lama Toy, Mannakea St Honolulu
e3-H. Y. Steele, King ST. Honolulu.
25-Ho san, King 81, Honolulu.
29-Danel Hanley. Kalanao. Eva
Sl-G- IrouSseau, FOrt St. Honolulu
Naturalization Roolaa
81. J. Halstend, UlupalRkua.
l5-Ah Tam, Waihul, kula.
l7-Ah Tong Lahnina
HAWAII.s-Chen HOon, Holualoa Konn
IA : clegborn, Manienie, Hio.
l9-Ko XII Waimea
KAUAi...S0-Animu, NawiliyifL
Retail Spirit.
s-Emanuel 5. Cuuha, Union Hotel Honolulu,
VictuRling.
6-Akea Waikiki, Maui.
Horse.
5-Mahai No. 4s Honolulu.
5-Kahea. No. a., Honolulu
5-Manuela, No. IS, Honolulu.
iO-keopnhiwa Nos. ~, so, 81, 50, SO, Honolulu.
Is-Kaua, No. 81, Honolulu.
IA. W. FaSeko No. IS, Honolulu.
23-Chas Hiram, Nos. Sc 81, Honolulu
sl-Kaleo, No. IS, Honolulu
Si-kuhia, No 50, Honolulu.
Boat.
2-Mahee, No I6, Honolulu.
Lapaau.
e6-Kawaakaukahi, Pohulana Honolulu
26-Wahnealh, Wakele, Eva
Fire Arm.
INV. IL PEBBLES, KOnR, Oahu.
PeddIiRg.
2l-GOo XII
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-08
MARCHANT. a..s MAsTER.

Ep No Credit for Passage Money. "a
Tickets at the Office only.
No berth will be considered taken until paid for Not
responsible for unmarked Baggage any Freight
GELS unless receipted for.
Freight Money Due on Demand.
Es- An effort will be made have the Steamer reach
Honolulu the evening OF the day she leaves Maui
SAMUEL @. WILDER, Agents
Office with Wilder Co.. corner OF Fort Queen streets
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-08
BOSTON AND HONOLULU PACKET LINE

.ESk C. Brewer 4 co.-Agents. .kfR
S4zL Favorable arrangements always BE- EsAa[
made for storage and shipment Of OIL Bone Wool Hides and
other Merchandise New Bedford Boston, New York and
other Eastern Ports. 1S- Cash Advances made.
SILLY G. BREWER & co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-08

NOTWITHSTANDING the above statement,
We do not believe that the Republican party
will risk its unity ID harmony, by seeking to
put forward Gen. Grant for third term ser
vice, which is repugnant to the good sense of
the better portion of that party. His nomina-
ton for a third term-however prosperous has
been his administration, and however popular
he may be himself-could only result in defeat.
because the majority of Americans, when it
comes to decision of this issue, will be found
opposed to If. There are just as good men as
Grant in the party, men quite as self-possessed
and firm to carry out purpose, whose cleo
ton would result in a general administrative
reform. which cannot now be accomplished
without change of administration. Gen
Hayes the recently elected governor of Ohio:
Speaker Blaine of Maine; or General Jewell,
the present postmaster-general,- either one
OF these would make as good president as
Grant, and doubtless bring about healthy
reformation in government affairs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-08
Justice q the supreme Quart.
lrRT on NM UAWaTTaW


- fsLANDS-in Probate. In the matter Of ne
Of Henry II. sawyer, late OF Waiihois. Oahu dec0aar
At Chambers, before Mr. Jusice Harris Order
OF notice Of peton for allowance Of diachar
and final distribution Of property
On reading and ng the petition and accounts % charles
7. Quick Executor Of the win OF Henry H. sawyer lats
Of WalhOe, OAHU decensed wherein asks allowed
$500 50, and charges himself with 1901 that
the same may be examined and approved.
order may be made Of distribution uf he properly
Ing In his hands 10 the persns thereto entitled and d1
charging him and his sureiics foa Al further rsspous
billy such Executor
Il Is ordered, that Thursday, the 9Th day % January
ID. 1875, az 10 O'Clock A. n before the MD Iuaice
Chambers, In the Court House. al Ionoluu aad fhe
same hereby appointed n the time and place for hearing
said petition and accounts that On persons
then and there appear and show cause. any hey
have. why The same should not BE- granted. and may pre-
sent evidence a b Who are entitled 10 the aid property
And that this order In the Hawaian Eugiish Language.
be published in the Hawaiian Gazette Kuokoa news
papers printed and published In Honoluiu for three
cessve weeks previous 70 the time therein appunic for
said hearing
Dated as Honolnu H. L. this SUI DAY Of Dresber ia
CHARLES g HARRIS.
Justice % the Supreme Court.
Attest: Jgn. +. gepufv Clerk
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-08
Executors Notice.

TWNHE USDERsIGNED HEREBY GIVE No
n TiCE % all persons that tho l1th day EoFeln
Der, A. D. 1875 letters testamentary Ia tie estate 81
NAHAOLELUA, late Of Laana Island Of Maui deceased
tesate were lzued 90 them BY the Hon. A. Fornander
Circuit Judge Of the Ind Judicial Dlstrct Protat-
and having qualified themselves by giving ne proper
bond, they do hereby request all persons having cans
against the said estate the same duly authen
Gated % Ka Nahaoleun. o. the said execuiora AZ
Lahaina, Maui within months from the day % pu
ton Of this notice, and AL persons owing debtl b he r
estate are hereby requested v make mmede payment
thereof 70 Kia Nahaoielua Aforesaid.
KLA NAHAOLELuA.
$50 I'm PANE KEkELAoKALASL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-08

THE ChrismAs EAcntOn Of the Government English Day
Schools in Honolulu will extend from the 2gd Of Deem
Der lhnnarv 10Th, beginning term
year Monday 10Th,
By order ofthe Board OF Education Aliiolani Hale.
W. Jas. SMITH, Secretary,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-08

Justice % TIE supreme Court



- iSLA NDS-tn Prunate In the mater - ne
Of John H. Thorapson. hate % Honolulu Oanu. dace.
testate Al Chambers, before Mr. IusIce HarFa
OF notice Of petition Cor allowance o. necounts. discharge.
and final distribution Of property.
On reading and fling the petition and lrrourt % Charles
T. Gulcs Executor Of the VIII % Iohn a.. Thumr.un.
late Of Honolulu, OAHU deceased. rhereln BE-
allowed 953 o. and charges himself with e37S ~ ard
asks that the may be examined and arrruvc and
that final order may b. made o. dsrbufion o. BRO
perry remaining IN his hands me persons
ted and dschArgng him aud his suries from further
responsibility such Executor.
IL Is ordered. that THURSDAY the 6ih day % Jauuary
n 1876. at 10 O'Clock A. ". before ne aid Iustre
Chambers, In the Court House. uonolniu.
hereby = appointed the time and place for
Ing said petition and accounts and that ~ persons
esied may then and there appear and show cause any
they have. why the sh ud not b. granted.
evidence who entitled sali ururrr
And that this order, IN the Engish isngnar pu
she W the Hawaiian Gaastte newspaper printed snd
published In Honolulu for three successive weeks prr-
vious TO the time therein appointed for sad hearing
Dated Honolulu. H. l., this SIN day % peeeuhsr. is7s
CHARLES g. HAREIS.
Justice u the supreme conrt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-08

Joseph Manuel has been appointed by the Board Of
Education School Agent for the district Of Kooaupoko
Island OF Oahu place h Boyd, deceased.
BY order OF the Board or Education.
W. JAS. SMITH.
AlliOlanl bale. Nov. Gard, 1875 Secretary