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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-03
Proposed Extension OF British Em-
Pire i'm the Pacific.


In a late number Of the Sydney morning Her
aid, is published a memorandum drawn up by
the Cabinet of the New South Wales Govern
menf, and laid before Governor Robinson, " hich
oontemplates an extension Of British Sovereign
ty over large portion Of the Pacific 1t is, in
fact, repetition, though more limited in its ex-
tent, of Mr.. vogel's grand scheme of absorbing
all the unoccupied groups of the South Pacific,
and annexing them to the British Empire. BY
referring TO a map, It viii be seen that the area
Of the Pacific included by these groups stretches
from South latitude 20 : to North latitude 10 :,
and from the west point of Papua in longitude
$50 to the meridian Of $50. Over all this vast
stretch ofooean, studded with ten thousand ISL
ands and islets, It is proposed to extend British
sovereignty, protection, trade and civilization
Mr. yogel's idea was far more sweeping and
would have included every unoocupied island
and group in the Pacific But othe memoran-
dun laid before Gov. Robinson by the premier:
Ny colleagues and myself venture respectfully
10 offer the opinion that many grounds II would
be desirable in the highest interests Of civilization
tina; Great Britain should With as little delay as pos
sible, take possession not ouly OF the magnificent
islands Of New GHiaea. but OF the Islands OF New
Britain New Ireiand aud the chain of islands to the
northeast aud eastof New Guinea, from Bougainrile
Island to San Chnstovel, the sou,hessternmos; of
the solomon Group; the group of New Hebrides, in
clRding Espiriiu Santo, Nalocolo and Sandwich,
with the smaller adjoining island, aud the Marshall,
Gilbert and Eice Islands, to all Of which the traffic
from Sydney extends. Ii appears to Us that more
extended dominion these waters on the part Of
the British Empire would not only be consistent
with the maritime s1psemsey Of England, but con
dues much 70 the tranquility and peace Of the Aus
traliRn colonies. while the occuusiiou by foreign
governments Of large Islands in TIE intermediate
neighborbOOd Ofour coasts, and on the very tracks
OF our ocean communication with the motber-eOun-
try might and would be in time Of war faial TO orr
free uaFeatiou Of the sea which adjoius our terri
tory. whose coast line stretching from capital
norshwaras to within sight Of New G1inea, is 100
miles IL exteDt. he extension Of British Sever
eighty over Polynesia would not only asii seems to
my eOileaguesandm myself open up new and rich sAIds
for The employment Of British ptsi and terprise
but tend to the Immediate mitigation Of many evils
which naturally follow from the lawIess eondiiion
of some Of these isBsk 70 the early extensOuoi the
greatest Of 81 these-uulEsfu traffic il labor OF
the possibility Of any one or Of the Australian
Colonies undertaking with Imperial sanction, ard
By means Of powers specially conferred, theanueu-
ton Of these islands. airy one OF them, my col
Leagues aud myself desret express or ccnc1rreuee
in the REV taken BY sir James Martin on this sab
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aPuzx Yen HEEE-s-The United States SupreDe
Cours rrcsuty decided an appealed which Is Of
iu.e-ut q unrirators Two vessels approaching each
cher cane into collision when had ported her
lain Ard the other bad not tili the dagger became
szzinerf. uheu BY mistake the helm vss pat N the
ro-r dire-tior. Jussics Clifford, IN rendering the
erEss. Qncts1 the stHtnte RUE that II TIVE sailing
shps are MESSING end 0a,or nearF end q, 50 ~ %
inTora rEk Of eohEon, the requirement Is that both
hslzE shzzI Be put pert, that Zach nv pas
he po- sis cf The ether be said that thE rule is
stirnturT upan vessels npproarhing each other from
the te TIE ncoassty for prseautiOn begins and con-
sinuus e he ap14hle Che ressss AavAnas 80 long
~ shg means and opportunity 70 arud the danger
uain 4 dos not sppiy to vessel required TO keep
er courua nsr he approach is 20 near thai the col
-a- il insritatls thr1srh the fault of the other
isdrnanl On ms case EsEEzDsd II sooozazacs with
seFs principles.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-03

ject In letter addressed TO the Esr OF Belmore,
The Sth OF August, ISL wesre Of opinion that no
snch scheme Is possible even II the Inhabitants OF
these eolonies-the resources OF which arc largely
drawn upon for the eonstrrctiou OF great public
works, and The opening up Of improved means OF H.
teral eommuuicatlon-were able or disposed TO bear
the necessary expenditure (Which do not believe
would be the case.l 1t would be impossible any
colony or group Of colonies to exercise the powers
and authority and inspire the obedience which be.
long 10 A great Fmpire
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-03

AaaIcaoc NJ Iolani T.alace.

c- -ursass. ths II as He Ns,ossy rzre szsi.
sl1r a. lellri Rasrs &c Noos Tl-eo RSissu. ccssul
ard ouu-issiu-s1 rf Frv-cc. ~, -'-uszses Carsai1
aa-z-zut g Foure--v. Couzz-sias sAs VOLTA Dus
e. Ae--eiir-t. u fsz-u-rrs ard Exu-utire ozesr
G Arhs-- Eas-z Fst-r o. 3. MEH-VHs. Eusign
= l. H--sza- Easrss , Nassosi. R.ynAs,er ;
l's--r- Nsur.- csEr ss=ress A. Bsnel. NarAl
NiasAH=azs 4 N5zssiH. Assisszr; surgeon.
g s-i.s F--suuel. OAHs.iz FlsasAad de Fous-
u-ry saa-rzs-s rs Nlssssy a. sauows.
s1EF-os r'sss F.s IA r-r=il-t lei, que je visss =
- ta on &c rrr1 @ dus rrceTss ga ont ett
@lfl- - F-orres suat a1s- szas M douts. =
lilFN a. r1rt NHtestt e; fe suis heurcur OF sle
n r---s-,E o. lui e. tezairusr men sani-.si6n.
tlisst ka--e Aalssle aFlls n lang r3zne d'oN
essen puur iss 1ies Hauanszues uus nouveIIe en-
81 F-uETE-ffs res, is vucs csc j. forze ea nou
E11 Is a. ruE O. IA Na-lne fr4ncaiss oui rArde
ruu1e t-4Eicrr n scurrsi- az q sToelleut ,srp,T
Es'c-,s > serlcu-s rreu tzzt Tos Erass-
-Tr-nslHtrn1
SrEr-lsls T. r1i fhe frsi the that cone 10 He
rrluiE- ~ Z AZ Essuus-ar1 n tire Trurresx which
A@s se-7 c5r1ie1 u tAs mean time. Tsis progress
= Gul. e. arlhs- g To- initiative az Iour NsssSfr
GHe Al AAgry 70 ~ Fsszaitiel q ezprvss nv admi-
-aziaz-
Isas ku1- NSjosE nay have = long rv:rn from
uai1a W a1ic REV ~ 90 prosperity Tor The IA
sEtAE Is,1sds is - wisA vhieh / hnrr % exu-,ss
~h-A F-s'e-res - s--titien The u-ono-y-of the
sl-aa. ress1r NaIlh I has Always reserved IN eur
knrdNl.
2 ssizA His Nsis-sy rs risa--d ss reply.
4 e va Euch riu4sur1 that ruuuivr vou Captain
tto11ruc a. fcu-c-py and uscc-s q TN Volta here
sa-e1r- = E-Eti4es g ioarz tssk you notice nv
E-rs' ~ rF-uveeztS in the City cf Honnlnlz since
s1sr lAE rlsil i vi alusvs he NJ obiec. 10 en-
o7sr~rs surh lsrur-sss By cvsry means IN nv power
.l-1A ses io- TIE EXPRESSIONS Of good VIII to
E--es EsseE Ard ySsE dessTe f1- the prespo-i1y OF
a hAHa-Ar Islands a. vel IL vour own name. as
= teHf Q. shs frracs Narins ne ships and oteers
= Ealc1 sal HiSays gladly welcome 10 this kins-
c1aa a. VEL AZ al citirens q France
hH Asies;y ras Afse.aea OF this occasion By HIS
Hon z p. An-n. CsAncsIlur Of the Kinedon HIS
AZ " Z ss---a. Eiuisss- q FO-rsrz Affairs. Ris
L. vi Aoch0uUA, Niuissss Of Interior; HIS E1.
= 5. NAlEsr. Niaisisr e FiaAaos; Hon T. S Clss-
ho-zs ooi n ?. AHsz. Aesiae Governor Of Oahu
AH Ak P KEauA. Gorernor Of Kauai, H0u. II.
KAhEaa, HoH- : NOaaaah. Hon. W P Wood. T.
v. B-cklry, Esqui-s his lIs5.stv's Chamberlain
hsl- ca G. b. ]u1d- Gel N. ?. Robinson.
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(,IRCTIT CoUET on T1IE HAWATIAN

GtIRCUIT COURT or TnIE HaWarHsr
~ ISLAM Third Iudic1l ntstrfcf- - -
the Estate Of VIM Taylor, iaie ofSorsh Kohaia Has.
On reading end hng ne petition and arcrufls AZ r.s
wight. executor % NJ 81 VIM rs-f-r 49, - ,7-f
kohaa, Hawai-, dec-ased. sliereln ass 10 - 49,
i26G0i and charges hlmsef sin - ~ ~ -. -. -
same may b. examined and approved and tlas 49, -
may BE- made % distribution Of ne prurertF rsniaaIa =
hts hands 70 the person -urii ~
him and his suretes from further rgsIssll7.- -
such.
It's ordered thAtsArUhDsr. ts z1th az a. NovEnf.
BIER a. d. ISIS al ten O'Clock a nj . n - 49, -
a. Kapaau North Konala ana the s = - -
and accounts and that az persons infrrr-s.I -. - II
nno there appear and show causa u luT my hara ~
ne sane should not - gflisted. And ars=r =
ol1eie and uo4o1 neEapapera pslied and puhH1aa. =
honoiuu, or tnfse successive weeks pfssous a. me
Dated kohaa 4NEau. Hawai- this ga .r afo-s ~
CHARLES FHEDERfrE HaHr
o. % Circuit Irirr rrIf IA fI-rrI-.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-03

The Adrsr'sssr, in a somewhat disiointed
leader, commencing with the reciprocity treaty
and ending with It's favorite theme, the bench
Of the Supreme Court,-endorses in its frst
paragraph the plan Of sending but one CON-
missioner to Washington, which, If but one is
sent, can be none else than the Chief Justice;
while the following paragraph maintains that
he should not be allowed to leave his seat on
the bench This looks very much as if its
object were 70 get matters into middle,
aud to let the treaty 60 by default. While we
were IN San Francisco lately, the fries.ds Of the
treaty there expressed fears lest there might
he too much Indifference here, and that its OPP
ponents, who were then busilv at work laying
their plans, might steal march a us and Sc
cure 4 postponement Of action incongress I'LL
some future day, which may prove tantaInount
to indefinite Postponement. Strong opposition
TO the treaty has lately appeared in the New
York H'orla, and in several leading Democratic
journals, which should not be slighted, and
which VIII have more or less effect upon Con-
gressmen. Those who are best posted with the
facts bearing on the Treaty, urge very strongly
that nothing be left nndone now that may help
TO insure a successful issue. A bold front at
the opening Of Congress viii show that we are
IN earnest, and may serve 10 check the move
ments Of nyoppositi0n that may arise. The cost
Of sending the second Commissioner is trihe
compared with what is at stake. We repeat that
a mistake made now can never be retraced,
and this is Hawaiii's opportunity.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-03


DIsAsrERs al sea cannot be avoided by the
best Judgment, but the suffering connected with
them may often be ameliorated by the kindness
Of those who have the opportunity to afford re-
lief In another column We copy from the
Friend the story Of the laundering of the Brit
ish bark Jessie Scott, in which it is stated that
Capt. Leckie, Of the American ship Empire.
Of New York, which passed in sight Of her, re-
fused to assis; his fellow-sailors in distress.
Notwithstanding the offer Of provisions from the
wreck, Of which the bark had eighteen months
supply on board. Mr.. Dugan informs US that
Capt, Leokie replied that as he had been $50
days out, be could not afford 10 waste time in
taking of the crew from the wrecked bark. 1t
is hardly possible to credit this tale of inhu-
mainly, and yet it seems to be well autheni-
Gated. II it is true, Capt. Leckie is wholly IN
fit TO command ship in the American or any
other service. We once heard of Captain ar
irving at the port of New Orleans. where he
reported having passed burning ship with the
crew in their boats, to whom he neither offered
nor rendered assistance. The indignation Of
the populace in that city was SO great against
the inhuman fend that be was obliged to fee
for his life, and did not return again. Such
men are barbarians and should be banished to
the bleak plains Of Patagonia.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-03

II CHAMBERS. AND JUDICIAL ernrIsF
u IL l. IN The matter o. he ssate u u y n IlI -
Of Labalna. Maui, "a. +
On hearing and Alag ne psfii11 or T. " Essrei. ~.
TRAITOR o. he estate q o. J. HARRIS < fahara
haul n l. decaa1ed, prnTi1g that daF 81. ~ halr
ing ana appfgeins ne Gains alllIsE ra.I e1issl
r. a. ne Court House IN fahalna b. - DE ita 10
place Tor hearing sid petition and ay orlaeroa a. ar
y e1erea ieretos and an per1ora ntarllfri 1arinz
claims Asnst sid estate hersty n1ulist :. sEt-L
ABB. fuENANDEu.
Ho1oinlu. Oct, Isth. is7s zee
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x Mr. J. n. CroEell, formerly grOcery-mau in
N1nauR Street, bat latteriy Of Waikiki. Aaui, Vas
brought to the city charged with attempting TO poi
son bis partner il business BY mixing styehnlDe in
the sngsr eaten BY the latter Il hardly seems pos
sible that the charge be true. Mr. C. Is nov 10
the State prisoe awaiting bis trial, which win take
ulsee NJ Lahhiua
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M gsssrh r MIS- this day appointed com
rla.uer q Private WAYS and Water Puyieges for the
Ta1-Srf a. Enrnasuz 1sland q HawHh ne Board Tor
- a-easa srct nov consists 81 the following gentle
men. vas J. D. KAunzu1ano Ess. q. W ID EneuAuu
-. Jozsph 4 MIS- E~s-
rusr-srr oa5oe. Orf- 18Th fs-G
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~ so-epA + slIs h-s ben is dzE appointed com
raaer a Fences for the TsrrlcE q Island OF
Fim-.nsrla rsand q Hawai- Board for the above
--lct aoE oausszs q TIE f5uowi1g gentlemen 6 ".
= rirseszrr lsc J n KaunAr1Ane EsQ Joseph P Mia
W L NoEH0SCA, Elnlseer OF the Interior.
EnIernr o.. Oc1- 18Th ~.
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- CIRCUIT or rIIE uAn al1aN ialEv - II
irnate IN Ne matter - ne rst.a 20 slrtr
MANN. late % koica, kaull. fsralssl. ilrar 81 $500
q petition ior apFrurai 81 clsinis AZ enanI-. s.fr.
Hon Duncan Mciiryan.
On rratuE add nluE M peutiun ~ CNra1.a nrrtls-
Manu. Adulirlstraiar q ne Fflnr arfarssr
aie OF keioa, kauai decassi sisl1 1af .
AGAINST The said estate. - frfh m saias saarlF 10
aa pgiiiion were urCaentod b tac pftrfl flir lla
ucated WIN neceesarT Nuuclers, ana ~ uinl l-ure.l
and p,5 ms maj uroa day 81 uearraits,i -r
BE- examined and approved ~ n fIaurr
~ u urtefcd, uatSAfuHuar I1e t1fi ar ~ rIIvrrf
BIER, A. - is1i a. % u'ciocz ssltrr ~ -. al.
~ hes tiainer& le TIE court Hess. Wshllrs
the same = herenr aproiufei t,e 49,
hearing sid psttnn. and that 81 psrsrns ntarrs. -
inca and there appear and show rhrr $50
Why the aid claims sheud b. arprlsr.I ~ - -
Aud That MS order b. ruhllshei la1.a aI fI.
uan AnSHages. IN the aaretre anf kuokca.
printed and published In iionollu. fr thrur u-uuIr.
weess Previous o no nnie tnsreia sppoatd 90 80
hsarug.
Dated At Nyahia'A IL l. tAi. sea aay q o-so- A. D,
sstst Jussies Csrcus coaTi. "a Il'is,isi 1..s,l
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G,UPREME corRr or - n.n.n..

~
- lSLANur-ln Probate. IN TIE % a. r.r.-
John SHAW late % honoiuiu fslard % uaHa g.
ed Interstate A. Clla11hern. heiare
Order OF notice VI petition Cor allowance of srr.rr -
charge, and final distribution ef properly
On reading and hllug The petition anI aer1lntsr 81 = II
n
SHAW late o. aii Hou1luiu dfceeaet "a ~ -
against the estate wherein they ash y b. a1u. Fl i
and charges taenlslves with gl.sg % sd "a ma -
same may BE- eNanned and approved ara 80 !. -
order may Be made % disiribu1u Ne prossrsV
ing 10 their hands, % fhe persons therefo -rti .-T
charging them and iheif snreties frs ~ f1rtnrr r.
biiry such admiuistrafura
II = ordered, that ttsSnAY ne nlth DAY o. ~l.-
EMBEk a D. is7s, AZ ren ociacE 4 ~ baf.r- e. -
Justice ~ Chambsrs IN ne Court Heuss a. uanrn -
and the sane hereby 4 apronfe NJ rnla - -.
for hearing said petition sni accounta taf al
Interested may then AID there sppesr aHas -. ii
any they have Why ne sane should D. gr.nt- -
may present eydfnce - Who ruaisI l. - -
property And that this order In The HaurI.1 - -
lsh languages. b. published THE Ifarnaaa Co.. -
isuoeoa- negEparers printed runllairf -
for three successive weeks prevl1us % tna - 49,
appointed for aid hearing
Dated At Hon6iulu. II. l., thb ssth day a. o-sss.-
A. d. 1878 FEEVrfs ff-r.r-
Attest ~
wAIrEE r sEIf, Clerk q TIE -upFsms court - y
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NJ KaraiaraI has heen thiz day Hppouted aae1f %
tne cuierunaufs e CuutrzctS for abcr. authorized
y scsa ItTs 3 se ofr co1s n ne dasrt q pasasA
Irrr-sor oaico Ok ssh sS-S-
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T-ssv tts fs.h November next being The birthday Of
Fis aEnsetv The KinE Observed Hol-
CAV Gursruz1eat osscas WI be closed On ihAE d=y
-G7uzEhcuf ~ knr1Qrn-
" L MoEHoSTA. Minister q the Interior.
r-sa-s1r ca5-e. Oct .sth ass.
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~ NO Credit Tor Passage Money. "a
Tickets at the ofiiee only.
No berth viii considered paid to- Not
responsible for unmarked Baggage Freight
GELS unless receIpted for.
Freight Money Due on Demand.
E5- An effort viii be made the Steamer reach
Honolulu the evening OF the day leaves Maui
SAMUEL O. WILDER, Agents
Once with wilder CO. corner Of Fort & Queen streets
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LEGAL NOTICES

SsurREuE corHr 80 rsIn IA alasN
- feftNls-in lfr1aie u Do Hair.s q N.1lrs
81 HENkY pnEN EIlltt'T 10 IIrIiln'nnaN1 issal..f
f|f -
lIrItIlrarIrfuf rlller ~ ne HaIsa
a dorauspsit. puflertiar g. a. - - - 49,.
dav a. Ndttuhft A. D itft. N.sI rf..4a1I ~
bate Cart and rtdsn o. ~ rrasair Ittrsaf 81. 81
william n. Green. rarn1r ben aIrt ~ Wal B.
10 = hereby ortsfel. lasl uuNn4r tIa - |ar 81
november A. ~ ISIS. al D atirra - n 81 a.
90 the Cuprf nuunl - a.ll crsra on floaalI In11
b.. ani ne e. nrrruT arriatrl 1r1-aer
aid VIZ and hrafnl eli arpIlII1n 4lrr r1f uHsrr
Persm Interested flar arrcar sc rnn1st ~ -
and the rrauiinl % irtirrs Iestaarn1afr.
ftis frftner nrslrrni. tnat nale l1rrraf lrrr
rllIlcltiui. lnr tNrrn r
til1Htit. neNtflrtt rfIHttl aIai rI. 1tI D. r.N.
Audit - further ufiefai. that rilsllaa alaf
sdtacfllur wIrreeruT o. saii VIII ~ nrIra 81
teslanl IN Hetroiu e. ar1ar So caa-rss rsars
saii viii. u 10 tnsr arpgiatrl
Dated Hcnoiuiu. n. &. l.i NoVenier fr-x
4. FNAErr1 r~rn
Attcsti festive 81 tte ear--sn- raart
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STFREIE corRT oE LIZ nAran.r

SlPREME COURT OF VIE HAWAIIAN
- lsIAND3- In Probate IN ths matter - - -.
Of HIS Majesty LUNALliO, deceaseI order ~ nr1s n
petition for allowances u accou1ts dacharrr ard 80 =
tnbuuon o. properly. At chauiberr hrfarr a. a.
CnAs g HAIRS Aspciatr Juslcs - sapr-n1- Caa.t
On reading and hl1g The petfiou and acr1nts ~ 80
r hAhop ny hs ttorney m iacrlo1n a. fafyl srssar
o. me VII and eedci ieEcepf he fta canan ihrrf ~
hl3 Majesty Luualo. decreased. 49, u -. -.
ioed tssa 81. and charges hiuafT uita e. VI ~
aa<s that he sane may BE- sxamine ap-usaf -
mat ma order may b. ptaie % dlsc11fsa - ~ 49,
perts remaining IN ~ hands fhe per.ls ferrts 80.
Ted and d5cuargiu< aim and ~ aar1ta from ~ nIrssr
responsibility 4 such
70 ORDERED INT THU lsDaT, ~ liza ar n Nesr
oeI a. y 1870 AZ 10 ocipck hef1re ~ Ilse-
- CnainDers IN TIE Conrt Houna. H1n1i1s1 -
sane = hereby appul1tsd TINE ard rlr X -
ing aid petiina AID accounts. and that al prrs 80
ested may then and there appear lIor -.uu In -
i@y nave w me sane shoold b. rfant.f ani ~
present evidence ~ % who snurisi ~ aaIf -
perry And thzt this order. IN Erlah an r{s-ai.a
languages, BE- publdhed IN ne Kaokda and fI...lI.a
1aIettr' newspapers printed and published ln Hana1
TOR three Successive weeks pregiols - a. fs er.i
1875. rJlsa y rlr1..-s
Attest. rrrft... n fI-. - -.
ISo z. BaESaED Dep. cerk q suprsuls ti..s-i ssIl
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- tSlat Nf-rn rratsts Or ihe Ns.1ts - lIrurlIl "
EcEAitr afil NtIlInt Et1E kflf. lsts - aaasas
crasel Order - uutce % rsilIIra lsr a1r,lrl.rr.
Hrforr Mr. 1usfIrr HARRIS
CA reading and nIul ne rellI111 e Trar Nra 49,.
To. hrgther ~ tfaflia FclaFL cualsI sll rrarr y
san frauciacn. CalIfrnaa. alIfrIrr taat wsfIar.
kckart afurtsati. latc % llcrlaI- Harnan I..aals
willow q ne Eii Chrsfsn tc11rt lssa ri 1.srfna -
ccas'd dicd irstaie a. rAn frarracn. ca g. A..
s'toil ul el cspieil1er a. r. Us. Far1ar va rr-
bate o. wnich r. arrdei flr raE1 rrsrea-t -
prANing tnat sfea neisrr4 - 1lnll.tr1lrll T.
Jones lnnr q hollnll ailrfrai eu a0i1 % ~ rfal
III ordereti tlai rIl tllsnlY ~ Igth Nv - xEFr
hle a y tsfa D. a1ii herehv - arudl,ief rearar
ead PETITION before TIE SID lusile u ne -
THIS Court az Honolulu Nnfn tine rfr1e
sons cqncerned nav appear ~ saov rsusr ~ rdaf
have. Why sri peutun 11cuf nos b. rrantrl 1f ftst
fnis ORDER b. punished I'M $780, sr--
slccessivV wcessin tne Haval.n ca-utts u-s---- 4.
iifnoluln.
Dated st uonoiala. n. l.. Nov. 81. A.rfs-s
CiIA4 e. HARMS
Attest 4usfcs - a. -I1rr.ll.a C...-s
JSo- r. RAHsskRn. rcpotY CisrE- rsss
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Nc-rr1 b herthy given thSr durirr my absence from
49, zrc az 0Elhu On " q Alien VII AZ Govern Or
~ - ts-4ue -sSg a. noAIlsIs, Governor o. Oahu
ozios a. sor- olhu, -coveuseer !, rs.
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WEDNESnAT NOE /:

A
THR war steamer Toka brought no mail
from San Francisco. having left only one day
after the C1iyQf Nsl50srne The state election
which took place in Ohio and Pennsylvania ,a
The l2sh of October. is looked for with more
than usual interest, from the fact that the
Democratic party IN both these states has plan
sed itself on the Imitation = or paper money
basis, as opposed 70 return to gold and silver,
which the Republican party has adopted as its
vatohword, The Democratic party has here
;ofore always been conspicuous for Its advo-
cacy Of hard money, hut has lately turned
complete summersault What the result of
tins singular move viii be--whether the pec-
pie viii sustain or defeat the movement. re-
mains 70 be seen. The decision in these two
states viii probably decide the future course Of
the party on this question in the presidential
canvass, which takes place in l s76 The De-
mcoraCy IN New York State headed by Gov
erpor Tlden, have come out boldly against pa
per money and IN favor Of return to specie
pavmeuts
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SLFHEME COURT OF THIE mAUnnHaw
- ls!.ANi.s In frunate- In ne n y u y =
bf.hLh OF toon detflased Interstate felrre rrlla
JUDD, urier % Nofioe q rrtton ~ N|rnI..sfas1..
On rea.nr Nd ding TIE psiiuf - u. ffs0fff1sr
or honplu uahn lesnF that r. a. auuEn1r - 49,
ilh JAM dieu ntelt4tl a. tpToui 80 sra ~
o. Oetooer A. lss1r md prarlng tnat Letters q ~
strtlon issue % him Tie aaid a. y. Ccold4s
IL ordered that FitiuA Y. tlrn sr -f.ctFrrre
a ~ Sc D. and nereny = apll1trf f.r 1rarrr
uuon before TIE sd IastCr u EluuI 81 a..
couFt, ~ honoiuu, a. winch Tine arf riara as rarTI
concerned nay app and snuT fauar am No. r.s
Why said Petition sfouid E=u1te al.l iaar 80 1-
o. punished In TIE EnElish auE1a7- a..
weeks IN me Hawaiian 0areffe uersrlrrr II HrrlrI
Dated Houoluu, II. / ocio1er ~ A n is-1.
a. FRANCS ITuu.
Attest. Ii1s.ie- -. -.
WkLrEu r. SEAL- C1erk-
Honolulu. isth September. 1875. sas-rr
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GERMAN, ENGLISH AND FRENCH
Groceries!

Z w NM = WuGiOu Hub ~ VIZ
Groceries!
stearin Candles, Ultramarine Blue,
Epson Salts. Castor Oil,
Fence Wire. No. 4. and 6,
Galvanized Iron Pipe. and inch.
Hoop Iron. /. 1. and II inch. Riv.ts.
P. p. Knives. Scissors.
COrkscreWs, Timed Spurs, Axes,
French calfskins.
Wrapping and Printing Paper,
Paint, and Oils. White Zinc. White Lead, Sc.
Csusue Soda and Palm Oil,
Hide Poison, Market Baskets,
BrOOms. cask. and Barrels.
cask Blscksmiths' Coal.
500 Tons Best Steam Coal.
Also few Music Bo1,. L Regulator Clocks.
A Fine Assortment Of Havana Cigars,
English and German Ale.
BaTarian Beer. in ats. and pts.
Champagne. Hsidsieek& Co, ats. and pts.
Champagne, ThoF'Au. cts and pts.
Sparkling Ock.
Rhine Wines. ciaret,
Gip.in preen boxes.
Samples no" open at oar once. and Sale. mad. to
Arrive
~ Orders from Other Islands Filled. AZ