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The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-09
The Legislature.

The so called Doctors Bill has occupied the
attention of the Assembly since our last '' jot-
tings.' This bill has created quite stir
among our Physicians, more perhaps than its
importance warranted. The Medico's have
held meetings and prepared protest, which
was sent into the Assembly and promptly ia
bled The Physicians take the ground that
the bill is an outrage upon their constitutional
rights, and if they are as positive upon this
point, as they appear to be, the better way
would have been to allow the members of the
Assembly to have their own way about it, and
if passed and approved by His Majesty, then
make test case and carry it before the Su-
preme Court This course would have saved
time and dignity
The Board of Health has also received some
attention at the hands of the Assembly. A
bill to amend the existing law, so that the
Board shall be composed of FIVE members,
three of which to be members of the Privy
Council, and putting the medical men out of
the Board, has passed its third reading. The
President of the Board, during the discussion,
assured the Assembly that his service upon
the Board has been onerous and gratuitous
that he has never made dollar out of the
Board, either directly or indirectly.
On Friday the Appropriation Act was the
order Of the day. There was the usual bag
Cling over salaries, more marked in its char
acter where the official was the possessor of a
fair skin. This feeling, on the part of native
members, became pronounced when the items
for pay of Post-masters were under considera-
ton. After some debate these items were
stricken from the bill The idea of the oppo-
sition seemed to be that Sheriifs Constables.
or their deputies might perform the duties of
Postmaster without extra compensation
When the item for pay of Mail Carriers came
up for passage, the native members of the As
sembly were ready to increase it, if necessary
to $4,000 The Hon. Mr. Preston moved to
strike the item from the bill, for if there were
to be no Post-masters there certainly was no
need Of Mail Carriers. The item finally passed
at the sum named in the budget S7,l26.
On Monday the appropriation for salaries of
Superintendent of Water Works and Clerk Of
Market, Road Supervisor of Oahu, and Super
intendent of Public Works was consolidated,
and passed at $4,000, and $4,000 for clerk
hire. This action will give full employment
to whomsoever undertakes the work
The appropriation for the care of the lepers
passed without much opposition.
The item for Expenses Of the Law to Nit |
igate," &c, was struck from the bill on Mon
day, but motion TO reconsider the vote was
made yesterday, and the item was again re-
iected by l6 to 81
The steamer bill, known as Mr.. Wilder's,
was sent to a special committee, consisting of
Hons. E. Preston, S. Kaai, H. Warehouse, J.
Mott Smith and S. G. Wilder. There are two
steamer bills in the Assembly, the other being
Ar. Kaai's. Mr.. Wilder's bill contemplates
he building of steamer by the government
or the inter-island trade, and also provides
or her sale. subsidy, &C. sc. While tue
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THE value Of silver in London has fallen from
60 pence per ounce in IS to Is per ounce in July
ls76-a decline of Is pence in twelve months
And yet our community views with compla-
oency the law of 1872 which makes silver our
legal tender, when with united effort we may
secure a gold standard, if not gold currency.
The late advices from India state that the
value of the rupee, which is the current coin
there, and was formerly rated ct 1853 cents.
has fallen 10 30 cents, and that Calcutta ex-
change on London, payable in gold, costs 50
per cent. In other words, draft drawn in
Calcutta on London for one hundred dollars
costs one hundred and thirty-fve dollars in
rupees. Or 10 make it still palmer, a person
living in Calcutta who wishes to pay debt of
one hundred dollars in London, must pay one
hundred and thirty-five dollars for his draft.
Some may answer, "oh, this will never hap
pen here Honolulu and Calcutta are two
different places" Then let us tun to Mauri-
tbs, and see how it is there A draft drawn
at Port Louis on Sydney or London, to both
which places shiploads of sugar are constant
ly enroute. costs eleven per cent premium
In other words, the merchant of Port Louis
gives one hundred and eleven dollars for
draft on London Of one hundred dollars And
Mauritius is a sugar growing country, with
the balance Of trade generally in her favor
Whatever action we may take in this matter,
should not be rashly DONE Our business is
ch ely with San Francisco, and our currency
should assimilate to hers as nearly as posi-
be- If we adopt this course, whatever
changes may take place in other countries, in
the relative value of gold and silver, our people
and their trade will suffer the least thereby.
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- ISLANDS. In Probate.
Island u OAHU Hawaiian Islands fsal
In the matter Of the Estate Of Ileweyn dublin. de-
ceased.
order appointing time for probate Of wiz aud directing
publication Of notice Of the same.
document. purportinE the last VIII and rcsta-
ment Of Lleweilyu Zublin. dcctard having she
day Of July A. H. 1ss6, been presented said
Court and petition for the probate hereof for
Issuance OF Letters fe-tamentary Joseph Carter.
having been filed by Joseph %. Cartfrs 10 Is hereby
ordered that Tuesday, the 10Th day % October D. fs6
at 10 o'clock a. ~, Of said day, the Room %
said Court, at Aiioan Heuse IN Houoiuiu. oahu. Be.
and the same Is hereby appointed the time Tor proving
said will and hearing said application when and whefc
any person interested appear and contest aid
VIII, and the granting Of Letters resfamentary.
Il Is further ordered that notce thereof be- given %
application for three successive weeks 10 the Hawaiian
Gazette. newspaper printed ana published IN Honolulu
And Il Is further ordered that citations be i-sed
subscribing witnesses 90 said a. and the heirs of ne
testaor In the United States TO appear aud the
probate OF said VIII az the time appointed.
Dated Honolulu, II. l., July Gath. is7a
a FRANCIS JUDD.
Justice % the supreme Court
Attest John f. Barnard, Deputy Cierk gts0l
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LEGAL NOTICES.


SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- ISLANDS. In Probate
In the matter Of the estate Of Ariemn5 Bishop ana
Della s. Bishop, his wife, hate Of Honouiu Island d
Oahu, deceased.
At chambers before M Justice Judd Order o. notes
OF Petition for allowance Of accounts discharge and En.l
distribution Of property.
on reading and Ming the petition and UNITS q ssrsno
f. Bishop and Jane T. Hlebrard. executors q me
estates OF A. Bishop and d. Bishop. bis wife ate 81
Honolulu. deceased, wherein Naey ask % b. allowed
SlO77 IS, and charge themselves with fiel- 81 and
that the may be examined and approved, and
a order may be made q distribution Of property
remaining In their hands the thereto epfiei
and dscharging them and ther surefes fum al nrDer ~
spOusbility such.
It IS ordered Friday the sth day Of septenbrr
A. O'Clock A. hcfore the said lnstcr =.
Chambers. in the court House Honnniu BE- and ne
same hereby appointed the time Ard plce for
ing said petition and accounts and that al ntrsois Inter-
ested may then and there appear and SHOW cus + any
they have why the same should not be granted. ana
nay present evidence % who enriied The sid
property. And that this order, Ia ,ne kugsl hngrye
be published hawaiian Gazette neu-paprr rriniad
published In Honolulu FOR three sgccessve weeks
previous the time therein appointed for said h--rnr
Dated Honolulu H. l., III sth day Of August. A. D..
1876
A. FRANCIS Judd,
Justice u the supreme Cuurt.
Attest John F. Barnard Deputy CLERK
OF the supreme Court eof1L
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fla WAIIAN GAZETTE
AN INDEPENDENT JOURNAL.
DEVOTED TO HAWAIIAN PROGRESS.
PUBLISHED AND EDITED BY
HENRY NJ. WHITNEY.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9

We 20 TO press with no later news from San
Francisco than what was brought by the
steamer Australia. Congress is supposed TO
have adjourned on Monday last, and we shall
soon Learn, by the first arrival probably, of the
fhai action Of the Senate on our treaty. A
vessel may be expected from San Francisco by
Sunday next, when both Of our regular mail
barks viii have been away from here - days,
and one of them ought to be back
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whole matter is to be placed in the hands of
the Minister of the Interior, the bill at the
same time ties the Minister'S hands in all
matters of detail Mr.. Kaai's bill gives us
the boon of steam communication, but in
less Objectionable way; providing the service
by private enterprise subsidized by the gov
eminent. Whatever bill is passed by the
Legislature, it should provide for a steamer or
steam service, to be performed by contract, if
nnssihle
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lclANlA-. In Probate.
In the Of the estate % John Booth. late Of
Honolulu. Island Of Oahu. deceased. Interstate.
At Chambers before Mr. Justice Iudf. Orl.r Of -atre
OF petition for allowance or accounts discharge,
distribution Of properly.
on reading and fling the pet ton and aeSounts % h.
Dole. administrator OF the estate OF John Booth. ~
Honolulu, Oahu deceased. wherein he asks wed
S9l9 20. and charges himself with siiss. and
the may b. examined aud approved. and that anal
order may be made OF dstrbuian ID the rrupcrty ~
msinng IN his hands t0 the persnns thereto ee and
dcharing HIM and his suretes from al further rcspou-
sibity such.
Il ordered that Friday the sJh dsy Of SEPTEMBER
a. D. 1876 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. before the said Justice
Chambers In the Court House. Houciru. be- and the
same Il hereby appointed the time and place for
ing said petition and accounts and that az PERSONS
ested then and there appear and show cause any
they have. why the should be granted ane may
present evidence wno entitled pro
perty. And that this order m the Engsn ianguaae.
published In .the Hawaiian Gazette Newspaper printed
and published IN Honolulu for three Successive weeks
previous TO the time therein appointed Cor said hearing
Dated At Honolulu, II. l.. this 9TH day Of August A. u
1876
A. FRANCIS JUDD.
Justice q the supreme Court
Attest John +. Barnard. Deputy CLERK
OF the supreme Court fni-lE
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SUPREME corRr.-rN BANKRUPTCY

In the matter Of the bankruptcy % William x wh-ht.
a voluntary bankrupt
Before Mr.. Justice Judd AZ Chambers.
Whereas. on the 5th day of Iug. A. n. 1875 william
+. W right Of Koloa, island o. knuai. Hawaiian Islands.
filed his petition that he might be adjuiised bankrupt
and whereas upon reading and fling ud petition.
order duly made calling up1u ai persons appear
before me, the undersigne the lifh day % July
instant, show cause 10 they have why The prayer
OF said petition should b. granted and the said
T.. Wright be adludg bankrupt; and ufefers un TIE
said 25th day % juiy. 1870 proof having been made
the satisfaction q he Court. that due nuc - said hest
ing had been published n she Hawaiian takfife news
paper published n the City % Honolulu and p-rscn
having made any objection % the prayer u ne ad PED
ton being granted.
Now, therefore, it sordered by The Court that the aid
William T. Wright BE- and he Is hereby adltfe.d hanz-
rupt and 10 Is further ordered that notice % such bank
ruptcy be given To- the Hawaiian 1f three
cutive weeks calling upon all creditors % the said ~
Wright to appear before me, fh underfgued az he
Court House In the City Of Honolulu my Clambers
Friday the 18th dry % August a. d. 1876 10 oCoex
A. ST.. 10 prove their claims in accordance sith the pro-
visions Of section s57 Of the Civl Code
a. FRANCES JUDD.
Justice supreme Court
Attest John p. Barnard, Deputy CLERK.
Honolulu, 18th July, i576 lte1l
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LATE kilograms report that the bill to au-
thorize the construction of "a submarine cable
across this ocean has passed both houses Of
Congress. The senate, however, struck out
the clause which required the government to
furnish vessels to lay the cable, and the bill
passed without any pledge Of aid or subsidy
from the Government This is the enterprise
in which Mr.. Celso Caesar Moreno and several
san Francisco capitalists are interes ed. It is
therefore probable that worl; on This great en-
terprise will be commenced soon. The Eng
fish are also moving in scheme to connect
Australia with San Francisco via Fiji and
Honolulu, and it may be that within two or
three years the cable will be laid between San
Francisco and Honolulu, for which the ocean
bed is most admirably fitted by nature, and for
the encouragement of which the Hawaiian Gov
ernment has offered every inducement that can
be asked.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-09

ANusEEEyT Or TER BRINT DEEP.-The S. S.
Ausirai.a, Captain CargiI on her voyage down from
Ssu francisco had on board several distinguished
persons among herlisi Of passengers. Among these
were unuber o. istioae sriisics who have recent
o. been TIE lions Of san Francisco, and also Md'llc
Jennie Clsus. The latter contributed large share
s0zrr5 rendering successful. a couple OF entertain
mcuis given 90 board the ship by the combined
saicri which bad been thus accidentally thrown to-
-eihcr- Jodsins from the programmes which have
beer kindly furnished by the purscr, Mr.. Lloyd,
uc are confident that they were most agreeable oc-
ca-icns. TIE last performance wss given in aid Of
rhe Merchants Seanen's Hospital IN London; to
ensure Is being success, and enable the perior-
zcrs 10 CO justice 10 what they had so kindly vol
ru'crred 10 do for this charitable institution the
cspsaiu rlsced tho saloon 81 their disposal We
understand that Mr.. Allison Of the Theatre ROYAL,
Sydney Was rronpier ofthe entertainment, and to
Ccihor with rurser Lloyd managed the affair with
uurh abiiify. A broad stage was erected convent
crs1v under the large sky-liChf. much higher than
cari possibly have been done in differently con-
tirucud resseis tastefullT decorated and cnriained
or The Messengers agree that the tout snS61ie was
ic 1esi fhey had seen or heard OF being given
uron the brny ocean, and scc0rd great praise 10 the
Performers who 50 generously displayed their talent
To- the Crner4i amusemeut and for 80 charitable
ot3rrt- The sun Of serenty-fve dollars was sub
rcrihri ty the audience, which Was placed 10 the
CIpiliu's hands 10 iOrWerd TO its destination.
CON sxars-Eariy risers must have noticed the
chiy sir Just before dsybresk. say from three til
four O'Clock. Ia some places the mercury has
fallen 10 CO while the range from sunrise to noon
~ iron noon tn midnight has been ~ 10 SIS. |
Ihese eolc snaps are tho1ghi 10 be unusual
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DEATH OF AN OLD REsIDESr.-Mr James Rob-
insun, who for more than half century has been
resident Of Honolulu, died last evening at his resi-
dence in Nuuanu Valley. He was born in London,
in the year IDS, and had lac lived till November
next would have been seventy-eight years old. 10
April, 1922, the ship Pearl and Hermes of which Mr..
Robinson carpenter, aud the late Mr. Law
rence,-Bobby Lawrence, he was familiarity
known-was cooper. wrecked on Pearl and
Hermes reef The under the direction of Mr..
Robinson constructed small schooner from the
wreck of the ship, By meaus of which they reached
Honolulu in safety Here Messrs Robinson aud
Lawrence settled, forming coIarinrrship for the
purpose Of carrying on the ship-budug business.
and for many years their establishment WAS the
only one OF the kind In the place. Mr.. r ,binson
leaves widow, and large family Of children nine
In NUMBER one of whom resides in California. His
estate is valued atbetweeu three aud four hundred
thousand dollars.
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In the Supreme Court Of the Hawai-
linn Kingdom.
HALAKAUA. BY TmE GRACE or con. or

H ALAKAUA. BY THE GRACE or GOD. or
M the Hawaiian Islands. King
To William G. rnrke Esquire, Marshal Of the Kingdom,
or his Deputy,-Greetngs
You hereby commanded 30 summon Thoraf W.
Warren late OF Honolulu, bat the United u
America defendant, he shall
within twenty duys Of service hereof arprsT b.
fore the supreme Court at the iHly Term thereof D.
holden the Court Room Of the Court House. honodut
In the Island or Oahu Monday The tllrd DAY q jay
O'Clock Show why the claim u
Catherine Warren % uouoiuu. plaintiff. Should not -
awarded her pursuant % e tenor nf her lnula peu1.
And have you then there this IT. with fu reiuru q
your proceedings thereon
Witness Hon. ELISHA II. A1Lrv- Cn.af
Seal Of the Justice OF our supreme Court af iieno-
lulu, this llih day of May. a. D 1878.
Supreme Court fsgnedJ INo r. Banvfnu.
Deputy CLERK
BY order Of the dated I'm day o. Jus. fs7l
return day % the within summon extended o fle
first day Of January Tenn VI the Court ne ysar
1871.
tsgnedl ISo. y. HsnSsrn.
Deputy Clerk OF the suprenIe Cuurt.
Hawaiian Islands,
Honolulu Oahu.
hereby certify that the uhin Ard FORE g1llg
and faithful copy % the nal Summers ssTl gut ~ Ne
Supreme Court u the Hawaiian Islands On M l1ei flr a.
vOfce " Catherine Warren "a Th0mas ~ warrun aud
further certify that said original summons uoN - record
In said supreme Court
In witness whereof hsve herrunta e. ny lard
and theseal or tie mil supreme Court. tlfi -fth
Seal day o. July, A. j.. 1873.
INo r. ntnNtnn.
COZ 20 DePufy Clerk Supreme Cont
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IN accordance with the provisions OF an set 70 regulate
te r-rlr. approved JAY 29th. is7s the above coins
slb5e fiC values thus established in pay
-esl ~ government dues, duties and taxes the
ca- and a tender payment OF debts contracted by
r-r-H iH5gi1uas and payable in this kingdom, with
Eiir Irazi1ns by the slia ACT provided.
fllaH1T 1ieHlart1lal-. Illy seth, 1875.
- 1m ESQ. S WAIKER. Minister OF Finance.
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Cacuia- q cases heard at the sittings Of the 4th
cr-tii Court az kanai. Mr. Justice Judd Of the Su-
Fruulc Cours presiding Hon D. McRryde, Associate
r. o. Smith, Deputy Attorney General. T. Bindt
FW1ra 10 as clerk.
Tht 6us vs. Aloha Perjury, pleaded not guilty.
Nerdi-i ruilty- Sentenced to Is mos. imprisonment
a. hard labor with costs. J. Kauai for defendant.
TIE King vs. Wm. Kcalautle. Perjury, pleaded
rulty- sentenced O. imprisonment at hard la
Der and costs. !. Kauai for defendant.
The King vs. Aiona p. Furnishing opium. pleaded
ruify. verdict guilty. sentenced mos impris
uuuUut AZ hard labor and costs. Z. HaIrama for de-
fcuaanf-
The King rs. Abba p. Selling awitbout license
Plea. nu: guilty. verdict. not guilty J. W. Kalua and
T. Hairums for defendant.
TIE King rs, Hookah Ct al. Adultery. fine paid.
The hing We. kaspuni Mika. Cattle stealing,
Dreaded net Eoy. verdict guilty, sentencedto mos.
each az hard labor AID costs. j. Kauai, and Kalua
flr aCIen6uus=.
The King Re. kaale. Maiieious mischief in shut
ing of waferc0urse az Wnimea, Kauai Verdict
nui guilty J. Kauai for defendant.
TIE King ". Nalaiono Larceny Of shirt studs.
Keriiri rot guilty. J. Kauai for defendant
Aur- 2--knuhirabiva vs. Walewaie Repleviu for
fshinr net verdict for plaintiff J. Kauai for plain
1T. " o. smith for defendant,
Petition 81 Aiuaiki. claiming land Of Luka, K. de-
ceased according % chap. 50. 1874. Evidence taken
ans suhmted aud continued BY the court for further
evidence.
Peieka'uhi vs.. Naohua Application for scire "a
Gas 10 obtain rev execution. Execution allowed
- isEus-
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Hawaiian Islands. J
nnu..Lnln n.nn y. :
SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN ~

AOAA " AAAL ia " ALAN -
- LANDS. In probate. Iu the matter of 1a estate n
Richard n. Stanley, late Of ionou.u. Czhu. dcr=zaei
Chamber befose Mr Ju4tice Order %
Of petition FOR allowance % accounis discharge an
distribution o. property.
On reading and fling the petition and accounts of T. o.
nomn "a. executor Of the estate Of RICHARD D.. -Ia ~
LEY, late Of Hunauiu. deceased wherein he
allowed fi7502l, and charges himself with si7q11. ara
asks that the sle may b. examined and approved 90
approved, and that final order b. made Qf lsfrI
button u the property remaining lu BIZ hands TIE pr
sons thereto entite, uud dhagins him and hl srrer
from all further responsibility a. snch r1ecafor.
1t is ordered, thar rHCR~DAY. IHE 2ith. DAY %
August, ID. isIs, 81 ten O'Clock A. bsffs n sai
Justice az chamber In the Court House. ai Houcll b.
and the same hereby = appointed The tine ard pce
for hearing said petition aud accounts and that AL reri
Interested may then and there appear and show cus.
they have why the suouid not 1e granted. 80
present evidence 10 who entitled 10 a. all
property. And that this order. IN rle fussh b.
published u the Hawaiian Gafettg. uessrIper pfI1el ll
published Ia Honolulu Tor three successive pregl
% the time therein appointed flr sid hearing
Dated at Honolulu, H. this ed day n Iuiy. A. p ft74
CHas q. HAIRS
Jusilce of The eupftnla tlurt
Attest John z. barnard pepusy cisfk- asd1
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MR. EDITOR viii you please inform me what is
meant by the item in the Appropriation Bill for the
" Care and seclusion Of Hawaiian girls" I do not
remember that any money was ever appropriated by
past legislatures for any such object, and free
TO confess to degree Of mystfcatOn to what the
idea is. Is the government about to institute
vent where all the female buds of promise are to be
retired from the wicked world with its manifold snares
and temptations? If so, fear that $1,000 year will
be found inadequate for the maintenance and seelu-
sion Of the 1900 gr who to be the mothers Of the
next generation. NISAU ANo.
We believe that the item referred to by our CORE
spOndent has been inserted in the Appropriation Bl
crumb Of comfort to the Hon. Mr.. Martin in
view Of the laudAble but unsuccessful efforts be
Gently made to obtain patent for his ." Iluoulu
Lnhui mill" The amount specif d viii be found
quite sufficient to educate al Mr.. Martins young fe
male relations besides quite number Of other girls
from favored fames.-ED.
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TIME TABLE
SPEAMBR 40E KlLAUBh
MARCHANT. :. - MASTER.

August H. thursday Naul ana haWhlnae
returning 10 Honolulu SUNDAY, NJ
August 2, Monday Circuit Of Hawaii
August ?. Monday .---.. ..-..-...------- IuO
September 4. Monday. ......... ..... ..... Koua
September II, Monday Circuit OF Hawaii
September Is Monday Circuit OF Kauai
touching first at Nawiwi. returning to Honolulu,
Friday. 4. NJ
September Is, Monday. Circuit Of Hawaii
On all Wndward Trips the Steamer will leave her wharf
$3.50; ali trips Kauai, viii leave at ". on down
trips will leave Kaaualu before a.
Kawaihae before 10 A. Maizena, notice trip,
Manlaea Bay not before a NJ. Any change from the
above will be aus arti.ed.
Co No Credit for Passage Money. -6a
Tickets at the Office only.
No berth WIN be considered unti paid to-. Not
responsible for unmarked Baggage any Freight Par
GELS unless receipted for
Freight Money Due on Demand.
20 An effort will be made % have the steamer reach
Honolulu the evening OF the day she leaves Maui
SAMUEL @. WILDER. Agent.
Office with Wilder & Co.. queen Streets
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

EFHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RENTED
n the workshop Tools Benches, the Hearses,
etc, OF Mr. q < WILLIAMS Hotel Street Honolulu.
begs to inform his friends and the pubc generally that he
now prepared 70 carry the business OF FURNITURE
MANUFi CrCBING In all is branches. Also the Under
taking business. Thankful for past favors solicit your
custom shall endeavor give good prices
Yours respectfully, ~. T. DOSSELL.
600 In No. 81 Hotsl ST., Honolnln II. l.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

The Undersigned, daily sUorn before
Justice Of Supreme Court and having i-0 per1r I=i
Instruments IS prepared make Analysis n Sugar -
Polarization. Having assisted Coz 2 spains lass ysrr
% poiarze his purchases Of Isnsr7 laAs BE- b eoaani
Of giving correct results.
Honolulu, March 5isi is7L - ~