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The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-03

49, aA.AAG ABAGL " INIA N|AWANNAM
- lsiands-in frunate- In the F1.fs III
J. B. SAUNDERS nts o. Wainau. NasIi d.rsa.-f 49,
mte Al Chanberss before Mr. Jgatire Harrs orisr u
nOtee o. petition for allowances Of accounia ohaf~ al
mai distribution Of property.
On reading and filing fhe pesiffnn ~ $1,000. -
lhouias W. Everett, aduiustrasor o. M es4at- q
7aahners late or Waikiki, Mani. decsarrI wherein b.
Asts 70 BE- allowed fssisI9. asd charges hln.sf "a
Hssdea and asks that The may b. rrainef anr
approved and that hnal order may D. % aslrh
lon OF property remaining IN hls raruri
heFeto enuueds and dscharEng him and III 1rr1 fr
all further responsibility a. sueh
IL b ordered, that MONDAY fha "a Az n wsuf-r
a y els ~ ten O'Clock A. ~. before
onAlpers IN the Court Houae, at Honoin.u n1d
s -1 peuon and accouuts and that al perrona
may tlen and there appear md alc ennns n n1v n.y.
nave y ~ the same should granted ard a. -
sent evidence ~ % who entitled b ne nd nl1rerrT
90 s's tn1 yfaer m ne English lanEna puhlshs1
m NE q HAFalan Gazette. neEararer 1rintrt 40 -.
lished In Honolulu. for succe.iso 'rei ,rv 4.
me unle therein appointed for SD henrlnr
Dated a. Honolulu, H. l., this Isth dsy u Fshruary A
~. A'f@ CILAa. G. HAnnfs.
60. Justice q ne 1uprrrrla C1art.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-03
On wednesday the nth Of March. ian

Al the right title and Interest OF the auid Abigail aa
10 ana TO the following lands viz
All that piece or parcel or land ui,,.,.s =,
tne corner Of Punchbowl Street and Queen In Honol
as comprised In Land Commission ward NJ ia -
mere Is a large frame building aad other houses
Also All that parcel Of land situated AZ W.llrltf
CONTAINING and 05-l00 acres, BY Land Cnnr,f.-s
Award No 1891, which there Is 4 WOODEN bonse ~
"hoie subject 20 mortgage Of sz72.00 with Interest
Also, all that tract OF land situated IN Name
Aey containing z 9SO0 acres. being Part 2 section
DiVla'on l. OF the lands comprised In award II on
v1i,a All that tract OF land Hltnassd IN sanoa
neys containing s5-l00 acres, being 2 section
DFhaonl i, comprised in the above mentioned aVgard
Al Of the above mentioned lands are heId by the IA
ueIenoAnt A. Aaza, for the term OF her natural Ifr
Atse, All the right. title and interest Of ~.
~ sohn Aeek Jr In and TO that parcel Of land tnat
on King street, Honolulu, VIZ: Commencing on ne F.t
side BY John Neek's and Rekaakua 4 iani- :. ,s =,
t-oy fAtent No 1902 the Of King streef - -
n W SIDE By line parallel the Land of J. Kaeo - ~.
ecriDed IN sad Patent, about feet fnciea frr 49,
Aeeks land, and running through % Hotel frs-, ,s,
longing. sNsreonio De-
Alse, All the right title ana fnfere.t a, h,,,,
IN and 70 that tract Of land suate on pee
-, as described In Royal Patent No 5l9 a1d - ,s
as fathoms "a feet - - --'4 Sonl-nAs
Also, all the right title and Inte-.~s n ho,.
80 aeiendants In and 10 that piece 81 Isnd el,es n
M . a. described In Royal Patent No 2ssS contain
Also, All the right slfYe ana fuser.~s A, -,
ae-endants In and 70 all those parcels Of and aira, n
Aoanalua, and described in Royal Patent No go 80
- end containing acres and $780, consisc of
Unless sald Judgment interest, costs expan.e. ana -,
ices and commissions be previously sarsaed
An he surveys. and any Information can BE- ohs,
ca AZ The Aaruhafs Once
Honolulu. Feb II, 1875. y rAi-ANA' AiAs .,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-03

TlEFORE THE SUPREME COURT OF TETE
- HAWAIIAN taiands- In Prohata.-fn tne nrntrrr rf
the Estate Of JOHN HURST THOAfrsOS. late Oh H.no-
l1lu, Decreased. Order apponilug Day o. hearing
SAltEPrA A. THOMPSON End CHA uf.F.s T. grrffrrr
the Executors under the VIII % FOHN HURST rII0,fP-
sONi late Of Honolulu decreased, having rnnderrI -
presented for settlement and de Ia Ms C0urt tar ans
account and hed herewith their peuuon nd zrpart 81
their administration OF aid estate
Il II ordered, That THURSDAY. Ieln e1nw ~
mareh, A. ID. 1873, at 10 Oclock A. ", - Appreciated
ior the settlement Of he sad acrount Cerz
Of this Court give notice thereuf b. cnn.n - ~ a..
order % be published NJ least cona.cUtva --. -
the " Hawniian Gazette" Newspaper printed ana pa
lished In Honolulu, notifying al peFs01a nfss.ala - 80
estate % be and appear IN this Court 81 ihs time ar
then and there % show cause, any tey have hr a.
prayer or aaid petition should
counts allowed the Executors discharged and dsr5utn
made ~ prayed for CIIAs n HAMS
ArrEsr. J14tre az "a. zrr---r- go.
Jso- r. BARxAnD. Deputy cse.s
Honolulu, February Is. is75-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-03

Capt. Skerrett, q. S. N,
and Miss Emily Harris ;
Capt. Erben, U.S.N., and
Mrs. W. G. Parke;
His Elk. W. L. Moehonua,
Minister Of Interior, and Mrs.
Gov. Kapena.
The signal for the general
festivities thus being given,
by the royal dance, which en-
listed the eager gaze Of the
audience, was followed by
ceaseless rounds of dancing,
ouadrilles, waltzes, lancers
and mazurkas = Terpsichore
receiving the homage Of her
votaries until the early hours
of approaching rosy morn,"
the usually memorable Somnus
having resigned for the occa-
sion his claims before the en-
chanting brilliance of his con-
tending rival. The last quad
rifle was danced at three and
a half o'clock AM, thus.end-
ing the amusement, and was
a signal for the general break
ing up of the ball. The music
was supplied by the Kings
band and that of the US. flag
ship Pensacola, which played
alternately and enlivened the
whole with well-timed music.
To give an appropriate de-
scription of the beautiful
dresses and varied attire of
the ladies present would re-
quire a woman's facile pen
and keen observation united
to a profound knowledge of
the dress-making art, which
we do not profess, and so let
this be our excuse for omis-
sion in this particular. But in
passing, we might simply say,
of the Queen and the two
Princesses, that they we're ell
egantly dressed: Her Majesty
in white silk, tastefully adorn-
ed; Princess Liliu in black
silk trimmed with roses ; and
Princess Likelike in grena-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-03

n.sE NATTER OF THE Estate OF
n CliitloElAN ECEAIlT, or IFon1frIr f..r-~-.-1
ff9oeie O. ne last wa and 1c1talnsns u le ri crl
- A1-afi nlFlng been granted IN NJ supreme crrl
trir and sole devisss. "
In pursuance o. Order Of Court norcs = h-r-nr -.n
y ~ efeuiora o. the deceased present ttalr cans
e-y entcated. and with ne proper rnnchsrn III Az
-, -. n ne claim - 1erursd ~ mnrtrars rea
estate AZ her store slrass N zonaIn7 ..nIn -
nontns IRON date, or fhey yin D. f1rsvar harrse
nATHfLDE ECKAnT Er=sufElr.
Honolulu, February =, ilsE sas9
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-03

Here are shown the imports and exports of
ls46,-the former SOS, 1882, against an exporta-
ton of SS63,75O. The year in which the
largest imports and exports occur is 1869, in
which year both exceeded two millions, but
the exports consisted largely of foreign mer-
chandise re-exported.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-03

TEE FRENCH AssEHBLr.-By the closest possible
vote the French AssembIy-s5S to s52-Adopted this
amendment to the constitutional bill:
The President of the Republic shall be elected by
majority of the Senate aud Chamber of Deputies in
Congress Assenbled that the presidential term shall
be seven years and that the President may be re-
elected -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-03
CUPnEME COURT or rnE HAwAIAv

- l.l1nds In Probate. In matter a. - go II
the WI Of HENRY H. SAWYER. LIZ n =.oa6lri- -
eease Order appointing time 1r pr1hais % WI 40 .
fectn8 publication Of notice u he nzne
document purporiing b. the last uIi ard tirr.f
1-enry n saHyer Deceased. having -
Leol-Afy A-D 1870, been prevented - Crt.
and petition for the probate hereof ~ A. - -
ot sei-rs iesaneniary 70 Hon. A. FrlncI Ir nd Ca
T. oelek nasing been aed BY Chaa. T. Gu1lcE.
y - lroeret that ian lar q rr.rrn
a Y s.' ~ 10 oeock A. ~. o. sad d1y a fns c1asI
MUM oi Ald Court, at Ahola1l House n HlnnluI1 30
Ahd the same h hereby appointed fha rre r nrnia -
~ 800 hearing said Application, when uksrs Az p--
interested may appear and ne nakl un sd
ne granting o. letters teslamentary
Lurtner ordered that notice thereof b sVer 81 30
ncatoe 0r ulree successive weeks. IN ne iIana -
-e.-s tpaper printed and puolsh-d HnraIriu-
hl - further ordered, that clatuns D. IInef b le
,oDscroin6 witnesses % ud Wil. and % ne hrlr az ~
.e..lel N ledmlnsisr nazuachu1ef1l. C.a - auprar
Ana contest he probate Of said WI ne tins
D@ieo Aonolulu, Il. l. Feb. IAN Is75.
cHAs. O. HARnrs.
60. justice q ne supreRn cu1rt
Atte9tf JEO. r. Hanwann. ttrrIs4v ff.vlr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-03
WEDNESpAK. MARCR 8.

HIS MAJESTY the King left on Sunday eve
ming last for Maunawili, the Koolau residence
of Major Boyd, accompanied with number of
naval officers, and returned to town on Tues
day morning. The royal party enjoyed them
selves very much, while absent, and certainly
no more romantic spot could be chosen for an
excursion than the hills of Koolaupoko.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

CARDIAC the last meeting of the Protection Hook
Ladder Co. No /, voe Of thanks unanimously given
to the ladies who generously and beautifully decorated
with flowers the Hook & Ladder Truck the Of
Of the late annual parade. Per Order.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-03

ALL THATPIECE or PARCEL of LAND,
Situated I'm WnfpIo, Island Of Hawaii.

And comprising House Lot II Kal0 Patches and Fsh
Ponds, Olepula and containing 3zO acres
and more particularly described In Royal Patent No g17
together with the BUILDINGS situated and prfvi
Ieges thereto pertaining unless said decree interest costs
OF suit together with my fees and commissions Be- pre
viousiy satisfied. W. O. PARKE. Marshsf
Z T. o'HALLoRAH. Solicitor. SCI
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-03

SUPREME COURT o. NlAA MsMAIIaE
~ Tarnuds.--In Probate. In ~ mafeer - - Elrs.
of HILDE8ERr MEISECNE. 80 81 scnra Erca.
Hawaii. deceased AT Chamngrs. befare ~ Hon Ctaa
q Harris First Assocate Justice suprsrle carL Orf-r
Of notice Of pettion for allowance q accouutn 1aG.
and dnal distribution q pruperty.
on reading and Sing Ne peut1n -ud sc-u1ll - Ca
W C. Jones. Executor % he Eatats q lIEL1lEzE-Er
NErNFCKE. late az south Kona. Hawai- $780,
wherein he asks % b allowed e. -oft and charr1 AN
self with se5off. and Asks mas tne lraT
AHMED approved. and tnat dusi creer nay zs
OF distribution % The properly remaining ~ ha =
the persons thereto enilte. and dsc1aur Nm - ~.
sureies from all further reEpupllniy a lrtc1LF.
IL Is ordered, that FRIDAY n IN az % Apr =.
1873 al ten O'Clock A. n. before M nd IunIs Csr-
bers In the Court HOUSE. a. Hoacaiu, b. ard 49,
hereby = appointed tne TINE ard plae 81 a1nlnr -
retrinn and and that pgruu1
then and there appear and show av ny hlss
WHY the same should not be granted and nay grnf ~
dence a. 20 who entted b TIE sd pr1pertr EnI
that this order, In ne Engllsh snr1are ploalr -
the Hawaiian aaEette' Newspaper printed p1nllrl
In Honolulu, for three successive uecta rrrstl
time therein appointed fur saii kearlnE.
Dated At Honolulu, II l. ihs ist day % NARA an r-S
CIIlkS- g. HAnEfe
Attests Justice q m supr--.e ceur.
WALTER r. sEAI- Cierk sup. Court 'Esn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-03
LEGAL NOTICES.


CUpnEWE COURT OF IHE MAMAI41w
- Tsra sDs-In frotafa. In t1s ul11lr q ~ l1II-
dIanship Of HANNAH. Mlscr- a.. C11llae.4. oer.rs
Mr. Justice Judd Order % aotAee q le-.ln - .l1s-
anrs 81 nccounts d1s-harfe. and ena 1sre.a ~ -
perry. =. - -. =. =. =
MI rrr1Ti.n q ne Feruu - rIzrEThn ~
fonofufu Oahu uhercln h. aszs o. - al1Ual fIl-I ~
and charrps himself win fio2ll. ed aarl - ~ $40
49, ~, er,u,Inrf and approved. aIt1 t1ll Hna e~
,5s-~ - r1.le of dstrHulou % ne rruerT reraI =
his hands pcrsnrg tharttn eut-1cs a1I lrlsrT
rim ard bis rureiies fruu1 an Further ~
n q ordered hat FRIDAY. NJ I'D DAT n trrrr.
A. D. Is7i O'Clock ~. netor. NJ l.-l 4e. =.
Chambers o. the Court Ho1lf. ~ H1uolull = ~
same hereby sppoiuted - he nne a1d r- - 49,
l1r lid petsion and accounts. and lnst ~ lrI Iat-.
esfa-f nav theu AMI i1era aprear sd 49, c1r
they have, why ne should uct - rrant - ~
nrrsrnt evidence who eatllls4 60 - 1s
nsrtv And that this order. IN ~ haurllu ~ EE.n
ian1s,arr4 Be- published m ne HaWEal Gl1NslT- lrr
KlloSos'r nevrspspers printed anl puoi1el IIoIu
for three successive prrsioaa ~ i.a-s
pstsd Al Hoaoiuia n L. NJ ss,h az - Tusru-.r
A. ID. ISIS. A. EAtNc-t JUDD,
Attest. lu1tlee g ne clrfsAta Cleft
Jxo L RAnxknn. Eep- C1er< supL cuurl 1leI
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-03
IN THE sUPHElIE COUNT on NM IIa.
CUPREME CoURr or ruE uAwAu

SUPREME COURT or THE HAWAIIAN
- lSLANDS-In Probate. In ne matter o. NJ Esllfs
OF JOHN JOAQUIN. late Of Honolulu. deceassf A.
Chamber before Mr.. Justice Harr1 Order Nstlre ~
Petition for allowance o. ACCOUNTS. dclarre an nnnI
trbuti0u Of property.
On reading and fling the Peuon and Accounts ~ l0y
A. HASSiNGEk, administrator Il tha Estate % Join
JOAQUIN. late Of fiouoieu. dere1f. -
be allowed ss5 z7ioo, and eharys himself tsfs isll
and asks that the The sane may he Examined tnd
ed, and that hnal order may b. made srhusun n
the property remaining IN his hands % the persons mere
% entitled and dlscharEing him and hll
further responsibility a. such administrators.
IL Ordered, That FRIDAY, ne elth DAY n MARCH
a. D. 1875, AZ ten o'clock A. NJ, before Islre q
Chamber IN the Court House. Honoiuu - nnd -
same hereby appointed ne tine ars f5r hrar-
ing said petition and accounts, and tat an prous
ested may then and there appear and show caaae any
they have, Why the should BE- granted and nay
present evidence a. % Who Quilted rrur
erty And that this Order, 10 EnGlah 1arrrasa s.
published In the Hau1iias Sarsf nsWspapsr primal
and published IN Honolulu. fsr three Successive sesEa
Previous 70 the time thereiE appointed hearn
Dated Honolulu. II. l.. February isth. fs7L
CHAH. C. HARRIS. Juatica % SUP. cclrf
Attest JSo- Il BAnNkRD, Dep. Clerk rcl-u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-03

NOTICE Parties DESTROYS Of employing apprentices to
learn Mechanical 7adcS may do by applying 10 the
Board OF Education who has under its
dnstral and RefOrmatory School Keonens, Rapalana
boys ranging from years upwards eligible for
that purpose. CHAs. r. BISHOP,
President Of the Board Of Education
Education Office, October 9, 1874 500
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-03
a II. PARTIES INDFBTED no on HAY-


n Ing claims against the late WILLIAM
TAYLOR Of Rohaa, Hawaii, requested settle the
same with the Undersigned at Kohaa without delay.
J. WIGHT, Executor.
KOhala, February II, 1875. f52g-3tp
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-03

To THE HoS. W. C. PAHKE, Marskai Of the RGDa.
iian Kingdom. Greeting;
WHEREAS, Yousare now holding in custody
Mooluhi, KAnealii, WaiIee. KealAkua, KAloAle,
Bila Nihi, Kekee, KHuwanibo, KaaiaWAawa, KeOki,
Knailuale, KAiAma, Kaihehau Moio, KAluaioahu;
And skereas, Our Privy Council of State has, in
accordance with the 9th Article Of the Constitution Of
Kingdom advised to pardon the aforesaid pris-
oners; and
Whereas, We have assented to such advice and It
is pleasure that the said persons be pardOned for
the offences Of which they stand convicted and for
which they have been committed to your custody:
Now, therefore, you are hereby commanded to dis
charge the said persons from custody and hereof
fail not.
Done at Iolan Palace, in the city Of
Honolulu, this Gath day of February
II. s. A. D. 1875. Witness our hand and
the great seal Of our Kingdom.
By the King: KALAKAUA R.
The Minister of the Interior,
W. L. MoEHoNUA.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-03
A large Assortment o.
German, English and French Groceries
Liebig's Extract of Meat.

Liebig's Extract of Meat.
stearine Candles. 4. 5, and 8 to a pound,
UltramRrine Blue,
Castor Oil, in tins and glass,
EPSON Salts in bulk and boxes.
Nests Of Trunks, Birch Brcoms,
Wrapping Paper. Market Baskets,
DemijOhns. COrks,
Assortment of Blank Books,
Press Copy Books, Shipping Receipt Books.
Assorted sizes Horse Rope. Hemp Packing,
sPunyarn, Flag Liue. Log Line,
Marine and Housing,
Swedish Safety Matches,
DevOe's Kerosene Oil, in patent cans.
Heidsieck & Co.'S Champagne, in qts and pts.
RuinArt Pere Fills Champagne, do. do,
Sparkling Hook. in quarts and pints,
Genuine Hollands Gin. in jugs and baskets,
Genuine Hollands Gin, in glass, green boxes,
Boutelleau d Co.'s Brandy, in glass. ItO4<>
Boutelleau Co.'s Brandy, in casks,
German Ale and Lager Bier, in qts. and PTS
Jefrey's Edinburgh Ale and Stout, qts and pts.
Assorted Clarets. very fine to common,
Liebfruenmieh and Laubsrshsimer Rhine Wines.
Small assortment Of Hungarian Wines,
Bittsrs, Alcohol in gal. dOmUOhns, 90 per cent.
German and Havana Cigars.
Fire Clay, Coal Tar. Stockholm Tar,
Stockholm Pitch,
Empty Petroleum Barrels for TaIlOw Containers,
Oak Boats for Coasters.
Etc., Etc., Etc, Etc,
ETC., Etc.. Etc.,
Etc., Etc.,
Etc.
The above specified Goods, together with = we'll
ssorted Stock now hand ex recent arrivals. ar.
Tered for sale in quantities to suit the trade.
~ Orders from the other Islands filled at lowest
larket ratas -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-03

THE following persons have been this day appointed
agents issue certificates for the OF Ava, 10 accord
ance with Chapter XIV. Of the Laws Of 1870:
Faupaolo-North KOhRla, Hawaii
g. Naonohi-MolOkai.
W. l. MoEHoSuA, Minister of Interior
Interior Office February G, 1873 SIG
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-03

Mn. BROWN has been this day appointed agent
Of the Office Of Registration Of Conveyances for the pur
pose OF taking Acknowledgements Of instruments for the
Island OF Oahu THOMAS BRowS,
Registrar OF COnveyances-
Once Of Registrar OF Conveyances, Feb. 1876. SIS
Approved: w. L. MoEHoNUA
Minister OF Interior
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-03
nv AUTHORITY.

To THE HOS. W. C. PAHkE, Aar,lal cfthe HaEa.
stan Kingdom. Greeting:
WHEREAS, Kaapuni is now held IN your custody
having been sentenced death for the crime Of muir
der, the last term Of our Circuit cOur, held within
and for TIE Island Of Hawaii, the same being sPe
cAl term, lawfully ordered for said Island and
Wiereas, You ordered to detain in your custody
the said KasPuni until the second Friday in March
next; and
Whereas, It the sentence Of the said Court that
the second Friday in March next, the said KnApuni
should, between the hours Of o'clock in the morning
and u o'clock at noon, be hung by the neck until be
is dead and
Whereas. Our Privy Council Of State has, in &C
eordAnce with the 9th Article Of the Constitution Of
our Kingdom, advised to reprieve the said KAapu-
nj and postpone the date Of his execution to the second
Friday in July next; and.
Whereas, We have asscnted to such advice and
have granted the reprieve aforesaid;
You are hereby commanded to hold the said KaApuni
in your custody until the said second Friday in July
next. And herein fail not.
Witness our hand and the great seal Of
II. 81 our Kingdom, this oath day OfFebru-
sry,A d. 1878.
By the King: KALAKAUA r.
The Minister Of the Interior,
W. L. MoEHoEUA.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
~ M I'D =
H. HACKFELD & c 0.
Offer for Sale
The Following Goods,
Shortly Expected to Arrive,
PER HAWAIIAN BARK IA MOI
WHICH SAILED
From RreDaen!
From Bremen!
On the I'D orNovember- Inst.
nEEP PINK PRINTS, LARGE PAT

REEP PINK PRINTS, LARGE PAT
u TERMS.
Assortment Fancy Prints, new styles,
White Ground Prints,
Black and White Prints. French MuslinS,
Heavy Piue Denims, plain sud striped,
Blue aud White Striped Ticking.
Brown cOt,ons, assorted qualities,
Blue CottOns, White COttons,
HOrrOckses White Long Cloth, A and B. 50 inch
and 80 inch wide.
Hickory Stripes,
Linen shseting. 70, 50. 90 and 100 inches wide.
Cotton sheeting. 6s. y. so and 90 inches wide.
Victoria Lawns, 7-yard pieces, assorted qualities,
Indigo Blue Flannel, Black silk Alpacas,
Black Cobourgs. fine and medium,
Scotch Waterproof TWeeds, all eolors,
Mosquito Netting,
SILK Corah Handkerchief,
Turkey Red and Yellow Cotton Handkerchief,
Ladies' Cotton Handkerehiefs,
Assorted Cotton Stockings and Socks,
Linen Thread assorted,
Black and colOred Silk Neckties, new styles,
Monkey Jackets, assorted qualities,
Heavy Wooden Blankets, Scarlet, Orange, Blue
and Green,
Fancy Flannel Shirts, Linen Shirts, Cotton do.
Merno Finish Undershirts. Cotton UndershirtS.
Assorted Burlaps. French Calfskins,
English Saddles.
Genuine Eau de Cologne,
Macassar Hair Oil, Lubin's Extracts,
Fine India Rubber Dressing Combs,
Fine Wooden shAWls and Travelling Plaids,
Fine and Common Pen and Pocket Knives,
Fine Steel Scissors, Common Scissors,
Timed Spurs on Cards. Iron Teaksttles,
Galvanized Pals, 10 and II inch.
Galvanized Washing Tubs,
Perforated Metal for Centrifugal Machines,
Charcoal Box Irons,
Bright Fencing Wire, No. 4, and 8,
Full AssOrtm't Of Best Refined English Bar Iron,
Swedish Iron,
Muntz' Yellow Metal sbeathiOg, and Compost
ton Nails, Block Tin,
Galvanized Iron Pipe, Hoop Iron.
Porous Water Monkeys, Pressed Tumblers,
Cut Porter Glasses.
Hubbuck's Patent White Zine Paint,
Hubhuok's Patent White Lead Paint,
Hubbuck's Pale Boiled Linseed Oil,
Black Paint, Paris Green, Red Lead.
Caustic Soda, Best Lagos Palm Oil.
A large Assortment Of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-03

NoTIcE hereby given that Mr. B. W. Mi has this day
been appointed Poundmaser for the District OF south
kohAlA, Island ef Hawaii. s. KIPI,
Governor OF Hawaii
Governors Office, Hllo Hawaii Feb IS, 1875 SIS 81
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MarshaI's Sale.
IL DOwsETT vs.. wAIOKALKHUA

J. i. DOWSErT vs. WAIOKAL.EHUA.
DEFORE THE HON. A. y. JUDD SECOND
- Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Law and
Equity By virtue Of decree Issuing Of Supreme
Court Of Law and Equity Of the Hawaiian Islands favor
OF the above named plaintin, for ls07 Is, shall
SATURDAY, the 18th Day Of March, 1873.
Expose for sale the door in Honolulu
II O'Clock noon, All the right title and Interest OF I0-
KALEHUA IN and 10 all and singular the mOrtgaged
premises se: forth and described in the mortgage Of
plainant, as follows viz:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-03

MR ALBERT S. WILCOX has been this day appointed an
Agent Of the Registry Office for the Island Of Kauai for
the taking Of Acknowledgements to instruments.
THos BROWN,
Registrar Of COnveyances-
1,o,s,,-,. r,asoo 1-oA 90. rs-E
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-03

The above specified Goods, together With we'll
assorted Stock now an hand ex recent arrivals are
offered for sale in quantities to suit the trade.
~ Orders from the other Islands allsd at lOw.,.
market rates. 500
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-03

dine, neatly trimmed with gold edging, eacl
wearing the royal insignia of scarlet sasl
across the breast
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-03

No later advices have been received from
before referred to, dated Feb. 6. The San
Francisco Commercial Herald says: " vote
will be Immediately pressed in the Senate, and
then the treaty will be sent to the House of
Representatives to make the necessary laws.
The treaty is to run for seven years, and is
particularly favorable to the United States"
No draft of the treaty has yet been received
here, but if the schedules published on the
first page of to-day's paper are the same as
those in the present treaty, it certainly 90 is
particularly favorable to the United States"
Those who are best posted in the matter, think
that the treaty passed the senate during Feb
ruary with fair two-thirds majority. The
lower house will undoubtedly confirm the ac-
ton of the senate. But for the facts, we must
wait the arrival of the steamer next week.
WE are indebted to Mr.. c. S. Barlow, Act
ing Consul for Chile, for pamphlet, contain
ing summary of the commercial statistics of
that country for the year 1873, with a retros-
pect of the thirty years from 1874 to 1873.
The tables are very elaborate, and clear in
their details, exhibiting the countries with
which trade is carried on, the amount of goods
sent to and received from each, with the value
of the same. The exports, we find, show an
excess over the imports, during almost every
year forthe last fifteen. The development of
Chile's resources has been most extraordinary
since she commenced aiding industry by build
ing railroads and encouraging steam lines
which have created rapid and cheap avenues
for public transit over an almost impossible
country and along rough and rugged coasts.
These are really the sources of prosperity and
wealth in all progressive countries.