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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-13

LS0R PENTHOUSE - Or fourteen rooms,
for boarding house or two families, north
west corner Seventh and Linn. l3-4t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-13

THOR RENT-HOUSE-34l Vine street, store
I ID and II roomsj will rent separate; fine
place for bakeryl rent low. Apply to REEM-
.hLIN, Third and Walnut, l-2t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-13

TNoR RENT-HOU5E-No. 333 Wost Ninth
street. between Mound and Cutter, ten
rooms in perfect order. Apply on premises
from y to 4 Z. N, l3-4t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-13

LNOR RENT-HOUSE-Of 10 rooms, bath,
E &C., on Mt, Auburn; newly painted and
pnpered throughout iG Il. DONOHUE, Sec
Ond and Walnut and 81 Auburn street. ll-4t
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wANTnD---MIsC MIsCHLLANEoUs.

HkI kIANrED-PAINTERS Two first class
w house. painters Address FRANK
SMITH, Florence, Buoae County, KY. lG-st
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-13

1'OR SALE-OMSIBUSES two and
IT four-horse omnibus, second -hanh, in good
order, very cheap, nc Is. BRUCE & CO.'S, So
Alm sCreet l3-.t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-13

TN0R SALE - COUNTER - Marble top, l2
j feet long; for sale cheap, at A. and 7. TEL
egraph Office, " w. Third street. 1886
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-13

JNOR sALE-LOTS-Two lots, s5xlaO feet,
I on 5tradcr avenue, FIRST Ward, opposite
shoe factory Inquire of ID. w. L. GUARD, 32
East Pearl. l8-3t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-13

IIIOR SALE - DWELLINGS - Two good
brick dwellings, TO pay 10 per cent. gross.
W. b. SHEPPARD, 256 w alnut street. l3-4t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-13

w ANTED- SHO HOEMAKER-To occupy
w house of TWO rooms and kitchen, and
pay rent in making childrcn's turns. Apply
tv ii. TAYLOR, No. 2 Stavely street. del8-3t*
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-13

fTA{ STU ArIoN - TO cook, wash
w sHd Iron, iP private, city Or country;
re Ee1erIne:s: Cal! at sS Poplar st. 1l-s.
kNAI ANTED-S D-SITUATION-An experienced
F$Y and reliable book keeper wishes an en-
Igagemcnt at moderate salary. NJ, care 10
nv. Fourth street. ll-3s
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-03-22

n r-sss1t q Turkish histc-y. lszys late WI
rr- GAres truz the Cri=rEa var. a period Of about
tur--y rszrs. AZ the tsr1izs;ioz q that var fer.
sr1 iaf1e1cs predcuizated = tie councils of TIE
EuT-zzeu;, Tar - Ezgiaad Being f1rszcst- Uadsr
"a t-1ze-ee ~ Any AID zary rsor-zai-sd %
a EcaiE ugFer before kuEur. and inrolrinc an er-
rszsa VA tie rsFsuucs u The eoGatry e8aii not
49, Hezce The 1.rsez1zs kzb5t q ho--cuinr rousv
hs-un dsrsrE the va uas kept ur. uzsil nov tse
fs1t Ezszz.z & rs1ry tk1uszni uilioa Of dollars
va a-zs.l isissst q ssolt ssFrrty-fEs niiioas
Hesurzg ne1-lE. rut qute. ths Entirc rureuues Of
rts -cE-trr- Aud wEiie this debt tas been
z-czzzasirr The ec1ntry has been growing les ard
les abe eaz- the burlez- In the frst pIacs for
sr uuds have SEEDED The uz-kst EuPerrsiiaE uezri-
- -ee h1zs zazzfae-z-sd articles, zad b-sakiuE
Grwr mast &C he E@an hone Industries This
izt-oazctisz e fs-sr zeoss vas due partly 70 tie
- sx-zS a sEht pr c..r-. Ehich A-rusd upsu
teewsez Tu-srv md the EErurszn psuers bat ere7
NEE Euek ieE tsrif ka1s industry. viii urorsr
zlFEr- a. exc uru- sz-srr reed ncf h1re -, IA
z-eE- Th-zszz1s cf Foreign caritAIists we're rp-Iv
- C-ls- he cc1n-rT ard starr ~ notwithstanding on
sErzrs sc4le uhich he ehelazess o. real estate
zu 1assriAi AID izka- inriies- Bot tie Govern
zsz- uazi a-isE fsrei<us-z Il haid ruai estate
A-1 ever attep- thas foreigners have zade to E0rk
tse E-ze1 b1id rairuais. q Il arr other rsv Il
csrer - resrcrrss e The erurtTy. has been haeS
- sucs zzzeyEsE biHd-zn-as b tire Go~.-uz.-t
rEsi t-s sz-t has ices EiFs1 ~ il dssP1ir- year
e to ~ IL Cureruuezf renewed tie RESTRICTION
4rHizst fz-1rzsrz hal6zg real eEt1ts but 10 little
Foss. r--s rirs IL The kzzds Ct ccrrupt eszrts Of
cstce izse-crs, ttzt rrudeat zau i rilin-
wu1tEre In urzEy l. any Iarkisk enterprise, e.
reeaalT be e szre thzr tie uozs-t this venture
z-1- ee<z - - sze-zssfzl the tfors-uzsut II Il.
fa-z az 1ErE-y c7ciais, wp1iG begin neE seherss for
HhscTtl1E - rrt1. - r-znnf.rturizr a-.euu.s 10
n1-izE = lie o1uri, nn5 TIE peasants are crassed
and h-akHn dew1s undsr us ez5-zazE t4-atisu shaa
szx l.s.- hg1rz1 Er1n tteu-
L. rsszi4ts1 & the present crisis il Turkish A.
fn aT ha anlsd frun N vissf the Dspu.afisa Of
- Ar-sss.s. Als.sse e EsSi.zd % c0asiaatiso-
pc laIl Sg. n he inlsrssi u rsgi0us liberty IN
ne lnn9- Has tAs Durzrnsiaz besz eoGrtsousiy re-
s.ree y - eul.-- a.s thsir Pseiti5z Eraeiozsiy
z1zsi3nrs1. thr crira zi<Ak ha-s been GLAZED Rct
IT bsrulatior wrz rseufs1. ard rstrrrirr e Tur-
1-i- llil - tssra IA ps1Fis "a. dise..,isr
Ct E1-sh nairr uhish fallsEs5. bstk ia lie rauery
ruz IN F.rdu-e-k- ro-r,s-siy brsks dsr- Trrkish /
c-l8- I'D afer TIE desperate attrur.s % usst he
gnartriy lAsnrzg n.Il1a. e he dsbt. the Govern
szt kaE t-az o.lred GO aEsrr farm cf rspudi.tio,
I4ar b. 81 tF1 E1rz o1s hAf ts in.srszf III bad
in Erunr CO pay thsse proisas he1rzr intnruSt At
frr ext Wa a e1pty trs.szry. rnizeI erezit
~ 1-rsar1s4 ec11.r5s .zl cpen rsToit. he .GairS
90 10 @cTu-zEqzt aEa-- Ii Desperate con5itirn.
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Arresian wells.


Nh. CHAs OYSTER, who is interested in one
OF the largest establishments IN the state Of
California for iron work, cane down in the last
steamer from San Francisco, bringing with him
several thousand dollars worth of tools and
appliances for boring Artesian wells. The
question has often been raised as to whether.
on these small Islands, 50 far away from the
Continent, Artesian wells would be practica-
bic; and BY many It is regarded as extremely
doubtful. But there is no question. but that
such wells, if they should be found to work
succesEfuliT, would % Of inmense benefit to
the country There are many tracts Of land
on all the Islands, which are nov devoted to
P4stuIage, furnishing perhaps scanty sabsist-
ence to drUves Of horses, cattle and sheep.
and which ca.saet BY any possibility be I'M
gated from existing streams Of water. We
HHo1ld mention as examples Of suc,I tracts. the
elevated plain between Ewa and WaisIua on
this Island, portions or the west half Of Molo-
kai, and districts on Mani, and Hawaii There
are other localities On to which water might be
bTozght By an immense outlay Of money, Ike
the isrhmus between East and Vest Maui. and
the long fertile plains of Eaineaa and Mana,
Kszai- An these districts would be immeai-
atsly rsHdeFed available for agricultural pur-
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poses, could they be provided with water, by
Artesian wells or otherwise, and the capacities
and wealth Of the country weald be thereby
Immensely enhanced
We are Informed that Messrs. Makee and
COrnwell Of Nam, and Mr. COuey Of this isl
and, have expressed willingness to bear one
half Of the cost Of experimental wells located,
one on the Maui isthmus and the other on
this island. provided the Government viii pay
for the other hale This is an opportunity
which does not often present itself, and we
would urge upon the Government the import
aHce Of taking such steps As may be necessary
70 settle the question forever. Mr. 0ester has
already been 10 several hundred dollars ex-
pense in bringing doNu his apparatus. and
should be be obliged to return without an OPP
portunisy 10 make test, II will be a long time
before any one ventures on ! similar speeula-
ton.
Mr. Oester is confident that water can be OBJ
tanned here at the depth Of from 25O to 500
feet, at an expense not exceeding three or four
thousand dollars; but At any rate, the boring
1f an Artesisn well, even if it proved unsuc-
,esSful as regards water. would afford val
Iable insight into the geological structure Of
he country, Of which very little Is known
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from the East Indies viii be disadyaniagsons With
regard 10 The profits Of the masters, well as to
the wages and employment Of white mechanics, but
let me undeeeve them as to the possibility Of this
being the result and prove TO them that Instead, II
viii be TO their entire advantage, and win give em-
pIoyment to a greater number OF white nen than
there are at present employed In this Kingdom
When real estate holders aud capitalists nnd that
instead ot the miserable shauiies aoonnding In az
ourtowns and villages. respectable and ofnsmenlai
dwellings eau be erected II cost about equivalent
TO thai OF the original and uHsiEhsy onrs vNiStns
orders fF the OF the old, and substitution
OF new uttrS with ornamental open renee Work Tor
enclosures Will rnsuc. Other iutrsnal improvements,
such Reconstruction of bridges, r@ds and side.
walks, with additional Wharfage, construction OF
warehouses; Ne-, must ioiioWi and masters ~
estimating the cost for any particular wcFN,
will Ind THAI the rheapncSS ~ which purely me-
chanical labor be had. will euablr them, tand Il
will be 10 their Advaniass) 10 employ all the avaa-
bic white mechanics simply 20 supervise The native
ones and 10 see that the Uork Is carried oHi Pruper
IT, They will also dad that instead Of dimiuniion,
there viii be an increase 10 their profits
Tue responsibility euiailed on The while meehan-
les Ia their positions supervisors, will. as
matter OF course improve ihrir status IN the social
scale, as well as enhance their rates OF wages.
With an increase to the population, an Increase TO
trade must naturally result, aud new towns and vii
lageS will spring 0p where uOpe hsve heretofore cx'
listed. Capitalists wil,hen probably find II TO their
advantage 10 expsnd some OF their precious dollars
which corroding for want Of being utilized,
Ia successful sDd oeneneal Spee0laiions, and which
would eventually prove blessing 10 the country IS
well as evince their patriotism much better than by
keeping up newspaper warfare which can only re-
suit in reeIiIinatiOu among themselves and prove
source OF annoyance TO tue nOn.cOmbaiaht public
whose interests and welfare should be their Study.
In conclusion, would recommend that the fol-
lowing publications be obtained from the Superiu-
trnden OF the Government Printing Press, Hare ST.,
Calcutta, which would torn valuable addition 10
the Government library;
Euaetments Of the Supreme Council, Enaeimenis
OF the Legislative Council Annual Revenue Report,
Annual Postal Report, Civil Financial Budget Estl-
mate, Military Financial Budget Estimate, Public
Works Department Budget Estimate, Annual Re
port Of the Sanitary Commission Of the Punjanb y.
W. provinces, Central mdia, Bengal and Dude An
nUal Report of the Bank OF Bengal. Indian Penal
Code with Appendix. All fOr the year lSs5.
The cost Of these reports &c, Including postage,
Is very trhing, and would, l have doubt be found
to contain certain items Of Information hitch might
DC useful TO The members OF the Legislature at their
Assemblies. W. Il. {.
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>aPreme CourI-In Probate.

rET-rE VI TrsrIcE -rno, AZ CHAusEEs.
Nct. "a -Czut-diznstip Of Auus Rodriguez. nj.
81 reri-iuu ~ Z Niksz-1i. -uarcian for settle
nest ot Is aurEli 1cc1urt. as such. The Court
e-lZ.re1 HE 1ccog1ts. which showed, afler some
c1-a-tc-s h1larcc Of S1S5 - cut OF Ehich Il SD
zz1ra- -lEt Tbs guard bad invested 500 il GOV
e--zeu- uolts Tor the Eiuar The accounts were
approved ard lIloEcd
l--Es-Ete Of : P Kalaana. deceased Petition
81 1c-easu-encut q 6oEer. C5utinued uuiil 2lst
q A7-l -ezt
s1-er1ol Of Ei1 a William Williamson. deceased
Fe-iou ct J Porter Green for probate q will THIS
cec1cr- t1rE1E died SC the iepcr asylum az Noloka
w1e-e ae made his VII, the matter had bees for
tc1l tiuc aEaitir- the evidence. taken Under con-
2 isss-e1. q ker. Father Damien. Eho wrote the
vi ans q kGzlota and Eahe.s, who witnessed IL
E1e t=sEtr-urT hariuz been read b the petitioner
* Lc-ri aftCr eLa1iuil tie uheie natter Vas not
c-Tucrc that the cecctert vas proved 20 Be 10 his
-oi ssase q rint aus declined 70 sdrui, TIE sane
= -o-e. sut ordered ietiers q adzisistratiou 10
- iss1e1 g J. Porter 6reer, upon bis fling bond
De- he sE- q 500 Notice 10 creditors 70 Be adver
-sec Tor weeks. ard Iuvcutory 70 D fle6 il 80
czrE
cEsrE TuE HEAErss -EE COMING uEEK.
NsA 2.-slskruP;ey Of :. c. Plsskru. Proof
81 raims
s7--Estzts o. FyEfian johnson, deceased Ssttle-
mex q acccurts q executor
ksents q 3. " Olep1n. deceased
4 zz-b1ttie rs Szrcir aud Rho6es. zdniuis;ra-
-1rE . L Z 5cTL- deceased
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RePOpHIa1ion.

We have Tecently had the pleasure of meet
ing, and cOnversing with gentleman, Mr.. W.
h Collins, who has resided for twenty-seven
years in India, and is thoroughly posted in re-
gard to all that appertains to that country, and
its unnumbered inhabitants. He has at our
request prepared statement, showing how
this Government might inaugurate and maintain
system Of immigration from the overpopulated
plains Of India, which would ere long result IN
repeOpling these Islands with men and women
OfsuperOr stock, both mentally and physically,
and in conferring as well favor on the
Government Of India, which is frequently put
to great expense in providing for its people
during the severe famines which afiict the
land. We are confident that the views Of Mr..
Collins viii be read with interest at this par
ticular junctuTe, and we would recommend
Bis Najesty's Government to give the subject
Of British Indian immigration q thorough in
vestigation Immediately, for It Is net often that
an opportunity like the present offers itself, and
If the scheme Of Nr. Collins prove Of a practical
nature, that measures be at once adopted for
sending a special Commissioner to the Govern
meRt Of Great Britain and also to India:
NODE OF PROCEDURE
The first step to be taken by the Hawaiian
Government IS to place itself in direct CON-
muuicatiOn (throughits accredited AGENT with
His EzeeIIeney the Ticeroy and Governor Gen
eral Of India, through the secretary to the Co
vsrnment of India, Foreign Department, Calcuf-
IA. TocarTy out this IN view to obtaining sane
ton to the immigration scheme and for its
successful accomplishment prospectus en-
bOdying the description Of labor required, the
numbers Of each class, wages and accomnoda-
ton, passage etc. Of the immigrants from CAL
cutta to this kingdom and Government gaaran-
tee for fuIlflment cf the proposals contained
therein, as well as the cause Of this application
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-03-22

TIE YoLcASo HousE.-By notice in to
days issue 1t viii be seen that the Volcano
House at Kilauea Will be shortly closed.
This Is matter Of regret, as the House, al
though never source Of profit to tine proprie-
tors, has been great convenience to the pub
lie, and has undoubtedly done much toward
increasing the amount Of travel to that wonder
Of Hawaii, or more correctly, of the world.
We understand that Nessrs. Jones and Richard
son have been refused renewal Of the lease
Of the land in which the crater is situated, and
therefore they viii be obliged to vacate in Sep
tsTber next. The volcano is one Of the chief
attractions to tourists 10 these islands, and as
they as class spend good deal of money.
and therefore TO that extent benefit the country.
everything should be done to encourage their
coming, by rendering travel pleasant, and by
providing convenient and comfortable hotels
at such places as Hilo, and tie crater. We
trust that the amount Of travel to our shores
viii soon be 50 great as to justify private cap
ital in eubarking in these and similar enter
p-ises, but in the mean time the Government
can render much assistance by the exercise Of
a fostering influence, as II is already doing in
some instances. Any reasonable encourage
ment Of travel VII prove sound investment.
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Rates or Passaze viii Be

81 No Credit for Passage Monex. "a
Tickets At the once only.
NO berth Ef Be eousi4ered taken untl paid a. vot
rspoashe f5r unmarried Baggage o. uny Frpxnf or ~
Gels uniess receipted fgr.
freight Money Dus On Demand.
An el9rt VII oc made % have tie stzarner r-.r
on'na o. ne evening" y he SANE day che leaves saui
SAMUEL O. WILDE, Agent
oa.cs wilder CO.. eorbef of Pan 4 arsn ssrsss
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-Er Esuar-tN NrszcZ d rss1v Or IL recsussI1
q z-l-zs u i---res -e-sal-r .he Arc1eolocr a-t
l-s-1rla Ela--a-T ui rhe s1,--ln-r-
a1~ -as ave t.er 1lr-l %, r1s-h secured win
-a-rs 81. ls---s lE assrei Ia. ans Articles u
cl-ltl.r r=asa-reL
aza-as tie N1seu1l WI b. entered tn the
szas = -r 1ara.11-s TTaallr l1aus g-f-s. cr
y 49, zaca ar--= s1lll be l1,ozlp1usi With cou-
-rr--. 1l1 D. desaza-e1 whether sent As l5rrs
s-a-aL
Az 1-s ls--s g % sle 9Tusuen Or any Of
--e s- 1-l-ls -i TIE Natural hs1rr q the Kingdom
-sez al ne assas-an-a
rrz1E-l tle fareaaranee Of li- aa1-e-
sr1 1a--es known a. the C-ratars 0iice. q
- Nzsea- f.llEl. ts1rE-1zlsut Ecuse.
A. .---es 1esgnea flr ne N1sslu sh1ald Be sent 10
a. ll-rta- u tle aau1Elal N1saum. Government
Hos re re--ps % Il a-uci-s rril - saIy a.
s--H-lrs-a1
a. To- aa1-a-- AlsEl-l HlL D. 1uen q The publ.
-s- GAY >-l-ls excepted assa-l the iogrs q A. 81.
Il r E7rrcHcu-E.
Clrator HA1raiiza NuSezul
EClllE-- Nrr s-h 1s-h SIS IN
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II PHisSOEs HAVING CLAIMS acarcrs-
49, ',1Il 'scfal-A 49, rsl1e1ie1 - rrrlrl -
,..e ~ Le Li1rr t1lclarf z1a laIar. rr - -.
-, lob t-a e-.e " ne lrIt rrtIrnlIu ~ a. -
80 p ti.l ~ y iNlFef l4Ffel- an1 a. s.lI.. =.
a19lel p trt N1 v ilI1 ftlu 4rf r.a1Is y g 49, -.
amount oHi1g b. ff.m forltairt
.o.,,.,.,r- ..D.tasp RllzroE.
tfltlr % ~ lsIre % t1a a1I ~ ~ Ban
Datal ~ 70 ~ q if.ru.. isss. tasr.
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\ SOMEWHAT lengthy statement, prepared
expressly for Us by gentleman who has re-
sided for many years in India, and which ap-
pears in another column, viii clearly Indicate
that there Is a fair prospect Of obtaining immi-
grants from that country. The fact that the
French procure laborers from India for the Is
land Of Bourbon, located near Mauritius. Gas
We learn 10 Re a fact from Captain Daniel
Smith, encourages Us to hope that, with pro
per efforts and diplomacy, We can secure tie
same favor, and procure Immigrants from
thence. Application should be made, however,
through a special commissioner, first to the
home government in England, and then TO the
colonial government IN India, and if made in
the right way and spirit, It cannot but be sue
cessfui. The cost, we think, will prove con
siderably more than the writer estimates. for
Indian produce available for cargo, Is not de-
sirable nor saieable here. Estimating then.
that 500 out Of the SOC immigrants who leave
India, reach Hawaii, and that the cost attend
ing their procgraI be $4,000, this viii make
At least IS for each man, woman and child
who might form the colony It is well to look
At the matter in lis unfavorable aspects, as
well as the very favorable one presented, so as
not to be disappointed with whatever result
may De obtainsd- Tue statement published to-
day Is very opp0rtune, and the facts which it
disclosss should encourage Us all to hope that
something may come out Of the discussion, and
that repopulation from other countries than
China IS practicable. As the fiscal year Of the
government terminates on the 3lst Of this
month, unless action is taken soon in this nat
ter, 1t must be delayed for months.
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SIRkEME Court OF EIEE TIaWaI1kN
- IolANh>-in Probate. Island n Oall. Hln1Ian
Islands. In the matter or ibe Estafe ~ A W. -NEII
Of Honolulu deceased order u al-olutng o. 1r
bate Of vtl and direcur publication as
A document, pirpnriiur na iast WIN ~ T-rf.-
ment % A. W. smell. deceased having nu fte ttI Car u
March A. H., i.a, been presented Oh aal rrunair Gar
and petition for the probate thereof O. a.
sutnee o. Letters resaulentary e. tsasa -ei 1.rrr
been flied BY Leitica Smell.
II 4 hereby ordered. that TUESDAY tha iif1 ar q
APRIL \. ID 1875 ut 10 uciock. A. ~ % erl
Court Room Of said Court Hqnaluu, isanlf
Oahu be. and the e. hereby aupofnfel
proving said WI aud hFnriz eli1 appoatua racn aif
where any person Interested mag aratlr cnaat ~
sid " ~ and The Erannz Of Letters Ieltlnlaltarv
10 L further ordered, that notice i1creor
publication. FOR three successive weeks uaasalr
Gazette and kuokoa nevSpaPers printed an rudl1rd 1
Honolulu
And &c Is further ordered rrsf eItarans 81 .af = a.
sn1scriuiis witness o. sid u IN. and
teiiaior In Honolulu % appear ADD cost NJ erats n
said VII, a. NJ time appointed
Dated Honolulu, r. T. March On, Is-E
A FRANCIS Irnr.
Iustice % o. supi-lar ccurt.
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Administrator's Notice

NoTIcE ~ 1rEHEBH erVET 10 alE
- va have eia.al1 aglarf Ne Ese1s - arr'Tf -
isee-iei llte o. Hzrine sl-rrt frro1l1 . rr-f -
saine o lie palersed. duly nirda1realsr a.tar -
l,,nti9 from date And . rflo-a aass 1850
% 3 p fai1 Lft.te. o. felFrr 70 ~ 1ar1a
Aotica = al1 Eren 20 say rerer w - rf...- -
heir y ~ nd decessad b .rsEa - 90 1rca1.
WILLIAM o SMITH
Hoaoiuiu. u r.. NARA Z. ia = Ssr
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-03-22
TIME TABLE
STEAMBR III KILAUEh


On Al T1ndEzrd Trips the Steamer wiz leave her wharf
~ ~ an trips 70 Kauai, WI leave u On down
trips the steamer viii not leave Kaaiuain before A. H.
kaw2tae before 70 n Maizena, a. per notice on up fp
Maniaea Bay not before A. Any change from tie
shove Wit b advertised.
On The rdp0f pr ssh Circuit o. Hawaii the Steamer
VII cot lake catte from Kawahae-wiii leave KawaIhae
a. 20 r., FrfaT. April 18Th. Maaissa Ray a r. ~
reaching Bonoi1u, Saturday, 4 X April sslh.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-03-22

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