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The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-28
second JudIclal District. Maui.
Cases heard before the Honorable ABRAHAx Fol
xAxDEE. Circuit Judge q Mani, a Chambers.

Cases heard before the Honorable ABRAHAM FOR-
SASDEE, oireuii Juage q Mani, Al Chambers
X PROBATE.
Feb. I6-Estate Of Kaolulo O., Of Lahaina, de-
ceased. Petition BY administrator for approval Of
sossuuts, discharge and distribution. Case heard,
accounts passed property distributed and aduinistra-
tor discharged
Estate Of Puaana O. Ct Kahaksloa. deoeased-Pe-
tition By administrator for approval Of accounts, dis
charge AID distribution. Case heard accounts pass
Cd. property distributed, and administrator Dis
charged.
Estate Of Kaunahi W. Of Lahains, decessed-Ae-
eoTdng 70 instructions from the Supreme Court let
ts-s sssianeatary were Issued to Keave-
March I0.-Estase Of Kekaaaka O. Of Lahafna.
decesSci-Petiioa BY Kaleh1a W for decree Of heirs.
Heard, and property decreod &c the widow KAlehua,
AID to the next Of KIN Of deceased.
March l7.-Estase Of Kuamu O. Of WaIkspu,
doceassa-Pesiiiol Of AilOs ", for decree Of heirs
Heard and property desreed to the four sons Of de-
ceased and their rspresel tatiTes.
Estate Of Uians w. Of WaiksPz. deceased-Peti-
ton BY Ksuihosiai k) and NOhOlaa o. for decree Of
hairs Heard, and properly decreed to petitioners.
Estate Of Alspa g. Of Waikiki, aeoeased-Peti-
tcS by Kekaaa O. for appointment Of sdzinistra-
tor and decree Of heirs.-Heard, and continued I'll
next session.
Estate Of KalsEaiaaui Ck.) Of Waikiki, deceased
New affidavit fled in support Of motion for eOntinu-
ance IN order 70 procure WI Of deceased. Motion
granted and case continued.
March IS.-Es.use q Kipsa O. Of waikspu, de-
coassa-Pefon b. q. cOrnEel to divide real estate.
Pesitio, Eith5r1E--
March 2s.-Ess4ie Of B. 2. suifsn Of Kula, de-
oeases-PetisOn By Lee Soy = cite the guardian. G.
Z. Eino<, 70 render account. Account rendered and
Mary Lee Scy's interest satisfied.
Estate Of Saith HEIleck Of NAksEso, Diseased
PetitiOa By aaniazsr-tOr for approval Of accounts
and discharge AOcoEutE passed, dividends Of ered
torz declared, and sdniliz-1tor discharged.
Estate Of Hikisu O. Of observation-disclosures BY
widow, Msunhhinn, for setting apart her DOVER.
Heard. and Mr.. james Alexander appointed commits
sione- to divide the sane.
-rh2l.-Essase Of HOury Cop, Of NskAHas, Dc
ceased-Ps;iiasts 4. ". Daniels for probate Of MI.
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Administrator's Notice.

Whereas the Undersigned has this day
w been appointed by Hon. A. Pornander, Circuit
Judge ID Jadieial District, H. l., Administrator pro
TEN OF the Estate Of o. J. HARRIS, late Of Lahaina
Maui deceased Notice is hereby given all persons
having claims against the said Estate present the
same properly authenticated, whether secured By
mortgage or otherwise, within six months from date
or be forever barred. And all persons indebted to
said Estate are requested to makeimmedate payment
70 the Undersigned, at his Office in the Court House
in Lahaina, Maui, and all persons having any pro-
pery anything Of value belonging to the Estate Of
the said o. J. Harris in their care or keeping are
hereby requested TO deliver up the same to the Under
signed at his Office aforesaid
TH0S. W. EVERETT,
Temporary Administrator Of Estate Of o. J. Harris.
Lahaina, April Z, 1875. Sac 4
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OK Wednesday the 2lst inst, His Majesty
gave dinner TO Admiral Amy and the off,
GERS Of the {. 5. Ship Pensacola. There We're
seated, besides His Majesty, His Royal High
ness the Crown Prince, the Crown Ministers,
His EI. Gov. Dominis, Rear Admiral J. J.
Amy, Capt. Gherarii, DR.. Scott, C. s. Consul,
[. 5. Naval Pay Inspector Doran, Fleet Medi-
cal Inspector Brown, Chief Engineer Lambiin,
Paymaster Caswell, Col Fo-ney. Lieuts.
Brown and Mason, Mr.. Dom, Hon. 4. s Cleg-
horn, Coils Hoffman, and Judd. and Majors
Boyd and Geo II. Macfarlane There were
twenty-three persons seated, His. Ex. the
American Minister Resident being absent at
the time In Koolau.
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American Centennial Commission.

The undersigned. Special Commissioners sppoiutet
h His Majesty 90 collect. rcccvc and forward Oh
jc-1s Illustrative Of the arts, manufactures and pro
ducls cf he Hawaiian Kingdom. destined for the In
tc-uatCnal Exhibition az Philadelphia On the coca
sion % the Centennial Anniversary In the wear 1876
hex herewith 90 give notice that they are prepared g
rcccvc from contributors all articles OF objects 81
destined az the Office Of the Hon. s g.. Wilder, 10.
n1luin- As al articles % be exhibited must be II
Philadelphia before March 4th. 1876 the contribu-
tcus from these Islands must bec1mplsto5 and ready
Tor beng forwarded a. before the end Of the year
ISIS.
We beg herewith to append list Of some objects,
the natural product, and q the Manufactures arts,
industries and resources OF these Islands that il is
Eu--csted may be sent 70 the Exhibition:
Specimens OF Woods-PlAin, polished, and in sec
tilus 81 trcos.
Furuisurc. made from Island woods
Prepared specimens q birds and fishes. &c.
Samples Of vegetables and traits; dried, preserved,
and green o. growing.
Ferns, Cereals, Cocoauuts.
Salt-fr1n natural deposits, or sun-evaporatcd.
Shells corals q al qualities and shades.
GColocical specimens.
Fi5-ous plants Of al kinds, natural Or prepared.
Aquatic plants.
CoEee in bags.
Sugar from each large plantation samples Of DIFF
tcrc1t qualities il kegs
Wool; samples from each Island, il the fleece or
cz-5e5.
AlAA.Ls wis E4Llt44-
Eioo IN bags cleaned and Uncioaned.
Ava il roOts.
T1ll1w II casks.
Arrcw-rpot in kegs
Manufaoiures feather cloaks mats; tspas; Gala
hashos twiue from native rbrous materials sncient
stone ADDE'S fish hooks models Of canoes : house
utensils; models Of houses, Of former and present
times; leather q al kinds; needle work; shoes,
hats, &c.
Paragraphs of Hawaiian objects and scenery.
T.r~-e a the a-shfrnfl-- nr n Of
native knowledge and skill.
Model o. the Islands, made to 8 scale showing the
physical geography and topography Of the same the
mountains, valleys roads, forests, deserts, arabic
and grazing lands, villages, rivers volcanoes, har-
bo-s, and population q each Island
Books in tie Hawaiian language.
Newspapers in English and Hawaiian.
Statistical Information q the educational and II
li-iczs condition q The Hawaiian people Of what
ever religious faith. creed or sect.
HIS Ex. THE MINISTER OF INTERIOR,
SANrEL G.. WILDER.
: {. hAwAIyrI, Commissioners.
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markets, where the ned kernels among the
white give the impression that it is damaged.
The consequence is that retailers in foreign
markets shun rice with ned kernels, and itsells
for lower price, generally at loss to the
shipper. If it were possible to keep the two
varieties separate, it might be well to cult
waite both, as the ned variety is said to be very
prolific in its yield. But we all know how
careless native cultivators are, and that the
two varieties can not be kept separate, az
least by them.
The Chinese living near Hilo cultivate an
upland rice, dependant only on rain for its
growth. About one hundred thousand pounds
Of it were produced last year, and its cultiva-
ton will doubtless steadily increase under the
bounty which the treaty offers for rice. But
as we said before, the main thing now is to
provide the best of seed rice, SO that all who
desire to engage in its cultivation can have an
opportunity to reap the full benefits under the
new treaty. There can be no doubt that rice
growing is destined to do more, if properly
encouraged, for the Improvement of the COM
mon people and to render them comparatively
independent, than sugar or anything else.
There are many natives in every valley who
can produce ten thousand pounds Of rice annu-
ally, which viii be worth to them at least five
cents pound, or FIVE hundred dollars-a sum
that will enable them to provide comfortable
houses and give their children better advan-
tages than they now posses. Then let the
government assist, in every possible way, to
start rice growers on the right track at the out
set, by providing good imported seed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-28

Hawaiians are greatly indebted to the active
efforts Of this gentleman in behalf Of the Reel
prccity Treaty. His arguments were some
what novel, but still put in such way as to
carry much weight with those who looked at
the matter only in the light Of dollars and
cents. " After arguing, (says the report, that
the political considerations involved were Of
themselves sufficient to decide the question in
favor Of ratification, he further contended that
the commercial importance of this treaty had
been generally overlooked, or UNDERESTIMATE
by It's friends IN the Senate. He called atten-
ton to the fact that the aggregate amount of
our commerce with the Sandwich Islands does
not really indicate its real benefit to this
country for the reason that they purchase from
the United States class Of articles the value
Of which is made up in an uncommonly large
degree by the cost Of labor employed, and not
by the cost Of the raw material Thus, for
example, these Islands import from the United
States annually more than 100000 worth Of
wooden ware, which represents an expenditure
Of over $4,000 for wages Of labor in this
country, and $4,000 worth Of clothing, Of
which only one-tllird of the value is to be
credited to raw material. As another ex-
ample, of minor importance, he mentioned the
pinohback jewelry that we export to these
Islands amounting to six thousand or eight
thousand dollars per annum, Of which eleven
rwelfths represent wages Of labor employed
in its manufacture. BY these and similar IL /
Iusrations he claimed TO show that the ratif- f.
cation Of this treaty would afford great and /
beneficial stimulus TO various industries Of the 1
country, and especially to many on the Pacific /
Coast. Replying also TO the argument ad-
RANGED by Booth, that wages paid to the Sand
rioh Islanders are only twelve dollars per
month, and that the native inhabitants are of 1
ow grade, and not worth any special cultiva-
ion Of commercial relations with them,
senator Jones argued that in political point
f view, this was a weighty reason why we
hould endeavor to enlarge our trade with
uch people, because in exchanging products
With them we get the value of months labor
f one Of their producers for the cost of four
lays labor of one American"
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-28

QUITE q number Of sugar planters being in
town, q meeting was held on Monday morning,
Al which the subject Of contracting for crops
was discussed. The conclusion arrived al was
that ii was not wise 10 make the contracts
as proposed. This leaves the planters free
TO dispose Of their crops as they choose, and
Col. Spalding announced his desire 70 purchase
Of any one upon fair terms, such grade Of re-
fnery sugar as was before proposed by him.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-28
The Courts.
SUPREME Court. AprIl Term. 1s7s.

NUIITNlllV N0lIFIs AIITlI Tim, Issa.
April l6.--J. r. Williams vs.. Il. Hackfeld Co.
Or motion that this case 50 to trial the Court ruled
shat !; be heard a; the July Term.
April ls.-Nsnie w. ct al rs. Namea Ct al-Mo-
ton II arrest q Judgment overruled. Exceptions
noted.
C.R. Bishop vs.. E. Everett, B. F. Bolles-Motion
that the amount a-uishecs be paid into Court Or
6o-ea that II be paid into Court s1bjec, to further
order.
April s1.-ThOs. H. Hebron rs. Charles Lake
Continued until JAY Tern.
George Hawkins vs. Kamalae-Appellzni called,
and nos appearing appeal dismissed.
April 2s.-There being 10 further business before
the Court, Il adjourned siHe do.
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NotIce to credltors.

n y the matter or flse Estate % aH.EwnNDER
n Dkf5D4LE DOW, % scotland. fncelle'i 1 lidlllait
Probate Of last win and testament ~ DE sac aerl
having been granted IN The suprele C1lrt ~ 80 ll
Han Kingdom the ard day o. Errl. ls-i rllr1
Parliamentary Issued % ne underg1I = EEscua1r lf -
Estate = this Kingdom,
In pursuance q order o. Cnurt rotce = hereby 1 1
ai creditors o. Tie deceased uit1l1 fhi1 Knrl1- l-
sent tleir claims duly authenticated rrrf
vouchers n any exis1s r csiu b. 81 ll-
gge, az he 0ee d The HaIhor Easiar, Hafniuil. "a
Ia zix months from date hey va b. srrser aarre1
DANIEL sllfIlfi
EEecutor N Ms Elrr5la
Honolulu April 5fh, 1875. r1fst
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-28
Notice to Creditors.

the matter OF fhe Estate og JoEzANM
n FRANZ DRIVES, iata % flounillu aacrlrasl
Probate d the last VIII and testament d t1s al lclll
Franz 0reEes having been rr1nie, a. e s1rrare Cft
on DE znd Or April 1874 trslan.atlrT i
y the undersigned Executor In pur1are 20 crlsr -
Court, notice "a hereby given % al crGI.arS 81 a.
CEASED n present their claims the 1nters1EsI s1
Ok months from date. Lhey ell b. freger lalr.l
Toaoluiu ABruss IL, go, ..-- -. 6, 49,. -,
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ExecutorsI Nofice.

VIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEE1 GoN-
- hrmed under me VIII uT the Hon a Flr-ar-ar
circuit Judge d Maui, Erecliurs % To- Ea1ta RI
HENRY COPP late o. Maklazo, fqcelsrt. RECESS a.
parsons Indebted % the sid fEf1te ia make lrele
p yfentf and all who have any cialus .ln1t
b. present them with vouchers % Tin ullsrsn. WA
'ix months from date. they WIN b. fIrsreT narrl
HENRY W. DANIELS, --
MakawaO, March Rlfh is7s SSH
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ExecutoTs' Notice.

VII NNUEILNINFNE I'd IINNINH UT.T| ~
- pointed b. The Hon. "A. Furnaular Ezrrltlrs WA
VII annexed Of the Estate u lac Edmund sar O.
uuaula- Maui, hereby notify al pernns ln.ie1ttd
estate % pay same and al persons having cailns asi
slie 70 present them within sr months from flis 1sL
WILLIAM 4HFFEIT
JANIS e1rI-ru
Executor o. EEtata 'aas Z. -aearr.
Ulupalakua, Honuauil. Mani afarch a1 fs71 Ezsln1
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Assignees, Sale.

10y ORDER OF THE ASsIGNEr1s OF srr-,T
- sly & CONWAY, the undersigned leff ~ l1.-
nc Auction, on The 1th day of Nay bert eGrlrg u ira
town o. ilo Hawaii the HOUSE LOT nra1fFlaII o.
W T. Conway togather win certain farultara aa1r-r
Terms Cash. n III rrfrfyrulr
mo, Hawai-. March sist. 1875. s1ts 1,-'s--.-
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- IsiandS-In rrunaie On ~ rraffer 81 - 49,
O ANDREW AUD. late % ii1uaii-a 1acalsI 49,
OF uorcc % petition Or aiiuvnencs % arc7at i.rs-.
and final Distribution q property. AZ Utrl1-ll 49,
the Hon. Iusico Iuid
on rcanE and dilnE the refit1n ard .cccuatl 81 s
and William Aud, Errcltors 20 ne Wa t---ar 49,
late Of Honolulu decclsi, ncrein iiier =. -.
al siste5 anil chafa themselves Win tfsl lrl - -.
the may be examined aud IrrrrTgI ana f1t -.
order may b. made uf lstrI1nt.un ~ ne rr.rerfr
Ing ign their hands O. the frsnuF ilarHla
charging them and their aurCtcs flulu an flrtIrs
hilty such Executors
10 IS ordered. that FRIDAY. The sslh az ~ war u
ISIS. O'Clock A. "a. taf1re rlai sa.fl Il
Chambers, On The Court iieuse. af iIauuur. a. -
hereby q appointed tne tue ant risr 81 -.
ing said petition and accuuuts ai that 1Il rsrIaa Ia.
cstcd may then and There appear ard shrr rs1r
they have, why the shuull D. Tr1urrl 1af -
present evidence o. who ruf1rsi ~ ~ -
perry. And that THIS ORDER On ne Ell In llll.s =
published Oh the Hawaiian g1tritfr ne1TsrIrrf r4.r
and pubilshcd in uonaiuin. tnrue 1lasa.i-r 49,
previous 90 the time therein appolutr-i o. re-
Dated a. liouoiulu. H. T.. ms ,fta taY af ARA n Il
1875. A. FRANCIS 100
Attest; IuEicr % tle -urrrl1aa l---t
JNo. r. BAnSsnn, Dep. c1erk SUP. Caaf- $50
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Sugar Mill and Gear for Sale

THNHE WAIPA SUGAR MILL COMPLETE.
II Is offered for sale At low figure To be delivered a
the beach In Hanale, Kauai Manufactured the Homo
lulu Foundry. Boilers 2ft Gin lOnzxiz n diameter
5154t Apply b y A. aCHAEFER a co
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-28
Assignees' Notice.

NOTICE N HEREBY GIVEN To ALL PIE
~ Indebted Estats % Anon = f.7r1l-l-r
lately doing business under the 1rn % 81 D. n.1s -
mediate payment % Apana. who + auihorl-r b r.csri
an bills J. q. GLADE
n Lorlszur-
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Eastern Goldfish.
TUE GENUINE ARTICLE-For sale By
- S5 BOLLE8 4 co

Canned Meats, Fruits and Vegetables.
A PULL ASSORTMENT OF THE
n above, direct from the packers. For Sale By
45S BOLLES co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-28
WEDNESpAT. APRM Is.


THEIR MAJEsTIEs the King and Queen
took passage IN the steamer Kilauea on Mon
day last for HilO The royal couple were &C
companied on this trip with the Princess Like
ike Cleghorn, BIS ExceIlency the Minister Of
the Interior and his wife, and others. As the
royal party left the palace, salute was fired
from Punchbowl battery. Onpassing the resi-
dence Of Hon. c. R. Bishop, His Majesty stop
ped TO iii him and Mrs. Bishop adieu, as they
leave for Europe in the June steamer to be
absent year. On arriving at the wharf, the
King was received with loud cheers from the
spectators, the band playing God Save the
King. As the steamer swung round into the
stream, the yards Of the {. S. Ship Pensacola
were manned, and she fired royal salute.
The latter vessel viii leave for Hilo, some time
next week, probably after the arrival Of the
American mail.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-28
,UPRErE COrRr or TIIE WAwaUs~

- Isians-In Probate. IN the matter 81 - &c.. =
RICHARD 0ILLILANn. late % Eoucialu 81 d -
cese,i 1t Cnambcrs boiore ar Iustae lui1 orir- =
notice q petition f1r allowance % lccuunls .srrs -
final distributes % property.
on rraing and dnz TIE petitou aa,I accoal1s - 60.
my Rhodes and r. N. Boyd, ececuaars ~ eaf =
Richard Giinud. late % Honoiuln. dcsraaltl. srar
they ask % be allowed s7,97t and charge ilauala.I
with ss60l2S. and ask hat DE NAV rra11iraf
and approved. and ilat luai urlar nav o.
distribution % the property rruarinE fhrff a1aI d
the persons thereto entitled. and dl.llrinE tlau -
their surctcs from az further ruarulsh-lV ~ uarn
II Is oricrcd. that Ftlfu.tN. the 1Ist DAY Of Nay A.
n. 1875, 90 10 O'Clock A. A. heflro r1s. =
Chambers, IN The Court House, af ii1uoilIr 81 -
same hereby q appointed the time and rlla lr .s-
said petition and accounts and that al rdrl.r n..r.
may then and thcTe appear and show cans. 4 ~
have, why The same should not De- granted. ~
sent evidence as Oh who entitled nrrrr
And tlas this order, In the English z1. o. r1ts
In the &c Hawaiian Gazette Newspaper rr.tsi a. 80.
hshed Ia Honolulu fr tlrrc ueezs rrurI =
the time therein appoi-iet Tor slid ne.rfrz
Dated 90 Honolulu, III. L., this .ath Lsr q Arrl ira
A. FRANCIS tim.
ATTEST. IusLru q tlc -ur-fl1r rIrr-f.
WALTER r. SEAL Cicrk Of sup. C1u=t- $50
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a H. PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS as-aIass
n uie Estate o. The lato ALLAN " 41up, 81 rll-1
present them without delay elmer q re unisrr-
CffAs. T. JUDI.
A EHAECLa JUDD
Honolulu, March p. is7s 1fa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-28

- fsLANnS.-tn Probate. Island - fiaan. ffI--.-
Islands, In the matter o. f11rasr 81 rOuV II
ROBINSON Of Honolulu, deceased Ortler srr--aa.r.-.
for probate o. VIII and diruciHg pulcai0u Of aoa fis
document purporilug o. De- the last an 1a.ss-
ment Of John d. Robinson. dccasse nar1nr o. ~ ~
day Of April, AID. ISIS, been presented D. al f-.
Court and petition Tor the uruaafe .hrreof tf 80 -
Issuance Of letters tgstneutlry -tnrfh MAJ "a
inson and John Bunl1ra keiisafazoic. h1rir SRA
by the said John Hunlana EalIEtnasndle.
10 IS hereby ordered that FRIDAY. tha IN DAY 90
NAY. AID lsf5. as go oClock A. e. o. 1lsI f1r a. -
Court Room or said Court. 40 A1nl Hoses. i1 fora11
De and The IIue - hereby appuiarcl fr rrr
said VIII and hearing snid application. whs1 ant ar1
any person Interested may appear s1d contest a. NJ
VIII and the granting Of letters tlstlnrsntfrv
10 Is further ordered. notice ttrranf b. 1- -
publication, for three Successive weeks In tnc IIlrr
Gazette " and BE- An OEda and Kuoaoa rruanaa--s rrf-
ed and published in Honolulu.
And % further ordered. ihst ciinnns b. sn =, -
subscribing wituesscs % said wiz and Eslrsar -
tesiator ia this Kingdom appear ard contest ~ rr
bate of sid VIII 90 tbs time appointed
Dated at Honolulu H. L. iita lay q Apri. ls71
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-28
PURE LINE JUICE
Warranted to keep on the Longest Voyage
In :, 3, and gallon DemBohns.
Prepared by George Morris
KALIHI, OAHU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.
For Sale by c. Brewer & Co.
SIS I've
For Sale.

a SMALL SECONDHAND LATHE. SWING
n Ing diameter Of thirteen luches with slide Rest
Face Plate, Chucks, &c For sale cheap. Inquire OF
52s 3ms JANIS A. HOPPER
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WILDER * co.,
Successors to Dowse Co. Fort and Queen streets
Lumber, Paints, Oil, Nails, Salt and Building
(SS7-ly) Materials, Of every kind
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-28
Star Copper Paint,

TN GALLON AND HALF GALLON CANS.
u For Sale b. eilsJ BoLLEs { 90.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-28
n CIIAMnEIs. cIRrI-Ir ~ y. -.

Il cll District Hawaiian fsianda-in Pr1isl- 49,.
OF o. ]. HARRIS o. Lniliua. Mani. LecrrralL
Proper application having been made =nf flf via L.
Court BY Ihos- ". Everett. o. Eshana o. ne rrrs.
meut Of administrator ne j. rIrrr n -
haina, Maui II. l.. deccnseds Notcr hereby srrr q
a whom % may conceru, ttat TUESDAY, fts ian DAY
OF MAY, 1875 % O'Clock A ~ ~ 90 rlrr-f frrrr =
lahana Is the day and 1llcc 80 Or bearing arr-
ton and any objections that may cflrc.l fharars
ABB. FuENHNnEE
Cir Judgu. - Judicial nairirt. 10 4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-28

SUPREME COuRr on TIIE IIAWaIIar

- Asinutls--tu Probate. fsilnd % Oa1n. Hrll.Ilr
Islands, Tn The matter % ;ne Estate JANIS r.
LEWIS deceased Order appciutg time CO rrota11 ~
viii and directing publication u uoice ~ fae r4rr
A document, purporfin D. o. tlf iass
OF james l. Lewis dccflal. having nm Iflr q
April 4. p. 1875. been presented 10 zsf p-tfs f7 -
petition for The Probate thereof AID Or ne Irsrr
Letters OF Administration with r aunerri lsra1-s
j. CartNrght having been lic Ma C1fnrrfra r.as
10 Is hereby ordered, that Friday. tne CAS- 81 ra
A. D. lsI5s AZ te O'Clock, a. NJ. 70 s1l dar r. tnr Df
Room nf said Court 40 Alollnl House unuaa IL lf1arr
be- and TIE same O., hereby appointed lsn rr rl1
said WIN and hearing sl appatoa ana uafre.a
person Interested may appear ard contest fha rI1 MI
and the granting o. Letters rrstlmenGlfv
10 IS further ordered. that uoucu tleradf D. f-a ~
publication, Tor three successive fr 81 fI slr.
GAZETTE" Newspaper printed and puhllhs,i b is--
lulu.
Dated AZ Honolulu, II. T., ths iltn dar ~ ana
A. D. 1875 4 rrts s-lsr.l r54r.1rf
Attest; Justice n me -rrrrule anrr.
JNo T. BARSARD, Dep. Cierk SUP. Cart i1f.f
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-28

- Islands. In tie matter of THOMAS n a5riis7S
a voluntary bankrupt
Notice Is hereby given thafa meeting Of tls -r-lsrs
who have proved debts AGAINST ne osiata ~ rfa. LIZ
Harrison voluntary bankrupt. a1rnnrr slr -
more,l VIII De- held az the once l1a Csrre ~ - -
prene Court 20 H0uouiu, en- sArUHD Az tna ~ nrTnr
MAY, 1875, az 10 O'Clock An. f1r me uarrla 81 e
aasguees Of the aid hankrupgs estate 1ur.nans = ~
JOHN r. BARNARD.
Deputy CLERK -unra-.s fla1rrs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-28
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