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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-07

NO. 300, .. r, D.-BaTzilla Raney ct al. vs. La
grange end Memphis Railroad Co ct al.
NFa9a Centennial closing Saie OF Fort
Pickering LOIS,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-16
Our Water supply.

Why Is that nothing las yc. been i--s Is
i-crszse ana rerEstll5s the supply Of water
for the ustrggg-is, traus-e1is our powers Of
iaa=i1asi51- Here We are. a city AZ the foot
cf ard hills. on d plain. yvhsc. were It not for
The water furnished BY tie valley fer irri-a-
e5-1 would Be during h5-s the year. rarclsd
ard ver5rrelsss, and without attractions a. d
place Of residence UP5a the valley water We
ara entirely dependent for Ssszri.y AMI safety
from the argl-Eeld, Fire The water works
q tie CRY i one os the best paying invest
lsa-s IL the country, public OF private, and
tie Government might any day sci them for
their full value An increase Of the water
supply would lie si-ualizsd BY an sztsn-
si5a gt the city: lis decrease On sother hand
VIII Inevitably be marked BY rsssC-ra5e
ul5ve-s1. II Suburban settlements. By a de-
rsrirrlti1a OF values, and By az increase Of
disease and mortality. We see the Nguaru
stream tw15liu- year BY year from vel
known causes, Until at tie present tire the
amount Of surplus water after the reservoir
PIPE Is SIZED, might run through a one inch
pipe. Next year VIII behold Kapeus and the
stream below perfectly dry If the Simmer Is
Ike tie present Why does the Government
waltz T,it for want Of authority No. ample
authority VS. granted at tie last session Of
the Le-is-l-Ere- Is It en- zcccunt Of the
poverty Of tie country That Is one of the
s-r1--est reasons which can be cited IN favor
Of pr11ptIy dong shat may BE necessary TO
preserve. unfinished is present revenues.
Ws-s the property private does any one
suppose that the 5wuers would sit calmly and
see It's value 5epreeiatinz year BY rear without
an ef1zs to prevent is3 And why should the
alphabetically behold public
property, and publieiuterests which they are
paid to maintain and preserve, slowly but
surely tsniilz TO destruction
We again. a. We have repeatedly done IN
times past, urge upon the Government to en-
gage upon this r1oss Important work inussif-
aceIv. Let tha leases for the upper part Of tile
valley be cancelled, and an hsrbivorgus ani-
mails te ezcIu5s5 from II sacred precincts.
and Let some suitaLls nan be engaged 20 plant
tie entire region Eilh trees. We would re-
Commend f1r this purpose Mr. HoIstein, an
suinsn5 arbori-ulsEriss who AZ Preseor Is out
Of employment and i euisavoriHg to anzse
himself By iufi-tins upon the public doses 81
a.zzssEz Of his stale and pr0fEless Wit. We
are coaEie1t that with three or f5zr Of those
chiuanen, Of whom be i 50 fond, To help him,
be Eouli IN very short period transform the
bare hiILsi5es and fats Of the valley into
groves. where tie musical song Of
the water wouId b heard at al seasons Of tie I
year, and " whirh means an abundance Of
water for al the possible future NEEDS Of
II 5n1TrT- world bz -r1ran-eef
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-16

-- - t-- estate q 5 P--L deceased
las was u---- 81 the cc--s SCI 81 The heirs Of
H. Are Naz---v E1--1lzlela 81. % sc. ASIDE TIE
---14-s CO q s-c-c1 q l u tie 1-cstsls ss having
ta-- r-zzze-.z 5s1lzsG.
q appeared t1l- ------s u l1-i15s--atis1 lad been
-----5 Be- s-e jena I Together Ei-1 enc sylvia
-1e- t-s l1cTs gssz-l. b tie Cl-cl- 511-s q Ma
% he z1 81 Jar -s-z t1l- sad J1l1 Il tEbc Gov
cE-1E ne r--se-z z SPA t1lt 1ea-5-- zas. q
v-r-zs. end sH1-g tat PA died si--c1t ulzi-z
OF ID 3rL -- D--zm Der l,--, vii lf Pr
LIE as l1=r1t l-- r-l1L-e On The Sl-rs-e Cc---
% Es--l-s1- E-- uas e iiv1- 1f H.s Nliezty El-
-1---elz r. E-1 u1s tz,E Admitted % Frlclte.
t-- s-ls Z beng Wlt-4ss, 1-t -zs-lgi-- that Pun
r-- -- lin 90 E--- Be lad --- Is properly
.- r-1 --- e l----e-. - g see--1 81 vas
-E--4G L1- --15ate- --z--i-< f-u- t1s frs zIL bF
zr.-- cl-ua- il-5 &c E--lkli % !. " E1-5a-
TIE 1- -ti-u o. prove -tg lis- uer-iCcst VII
7l- -1fs r-1=- see -lEz @ Sl-1a- slllss b te-
--a- laf-e a---- k---l---- and a. The bearing t--
r--ll-l -t -Eg E-s- VIII -l--r me EIue 1fTch1 III
81 rl- NJ szsr--as E-rs -Tc-zt as 10 Lis it-l-i-y
l-- t-s s1c111 EiL va day admitted % probate
81 1lr-E been tlsc-T-rel t-l- the z-d- Elc
rr-r---sz1 tie sec1r1 vii EI1ca Eas the sane
Is rzs -- AZ L1l1l-l --1z- --a -aze Of L. motion
sEs -l-- to 50 1z.- -1. rrcoate 81 the secoEt p II
4s -Lr--- 1a1- f-z11ll-1-iF ottaz1et-
II I--ca-e. from the Evidence that be WIS Known
zr1r er-1 1--1s. and thar Be wrote tie n l7u-
e-- 30 rs tle tzs-i11rT been rz-v c1uc,u-
sre r-l-rze seceaE vii w1s properly 1at- ard
--ee--1l. Us co11-ct Hc-- have trlser & c1Eu.
~ ccz-t al -.--t the s-c1-e I'll 20 Be The iass
1-E rzs-slec- q PA deceased ard aI-c
tlrL al-- / Ans hl--a Fay al liz Gusts which
hare lezE l-cl-rls from the ATTEMPT 20 prove tie
e.. Be- t-e rrls--- the
A1er ,le c--r lad l--rlrei ~ tec-ss-- T11r L
II EAEcz vs. 1-rEi---1 E1f-r q clar-s CT
-1-v Be- the a-cre ease ard cc-uI--et 81 Nr.
-z-n d, --z S-z--2s ul--t Bal e Be aI5ar-i for
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-16
The Legislature.


The usual biennial poE-zoE over the horse
Tax has been he'd, zivins country members tie
opportunity To air their eloguence before the
adH-irug Er1uldEuEz- It Is upon action On
this question tat the ueuber expects 70 base
his claims for Reelection The motiou to re-
duce tie III TO fifty cents vas ouly defeated By
the v0ss Ct the President q the Assembly
On Thursday the item in the Appropriated
Act for expenses Of the steamer PeIe vas uui5er
ooasi5sratiln- The Hon. Nr Rhodss s-zzss-
ted that the g5vsrunent might possibly make
arraugeueu-s with private parties to uu5er-
take the t0Wage q the port His FL the Mn
izter Ct Forgign AFairs Immediately suggested
that the Houorzble Noble give The Assembly
some practicable plan Mr.. Rhodes IN reply.
said-.' Yes, hat Is The way with the Niais-
fsrs. they have Do IDEAS, No plans q their ozu
creation, always askinE for plans from othe-z.' 2
TIE Hon Nr- Preston then iuterr0zaied the
Ministry a. 10 the Items Of e1Pe1-sTturz Gun
pretended u TIE sum asked for.
The Minister'S replied that the salary of the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-16

Prospectus Of the Great B0v-wow or Chow-ebou
newspaper e1uPauy. ELfni,edl. Ia-40 eco shares
a: o1e cent each.
DrEECygEs--Ui see VI. II sem, Hen Shellba.k,
Hup Chow. With po=er TO adj to thsiz number.
B4SkEEs III Nee Pay ,s TO tgm 1 CO.
SoLrcIroRs.-Prsss0 Gin Sing : Co.
TIE Promoters Ct this undertaking have in view the
purchase Of tie plant and premises Of the Pce Co-
z.e-risl 4i-srti,sr, and to run newspaper in the
Csasss ltngaIge- An Editor Kill be Imported either
ffvua the Celestial lad, or frla Mt Haleakala
where an embryo one nay be procured at small cost,
ard Eho Is Al embryo Professor Of run gauges. The
principal article Of expense viii be IL procuring new
type 10 the Chinese language, although it may be
feared that it VII uos circulate amongst the f5reizu
residents, the prVzotsrs Do net thjaS this valid
digestion Il has Teen proved that the Psciic e.
has circulated fer time although it might a. well
have bssa printed IL Chinese. or read upside down
f0u right left, IN any ether way, for aay sense
that has ever beca gQs from IT, The substitution f
the Chinese 1r the type Of the 4frstssr Eil be
missed by TIE eo1manity.
Il Is elaEfeuty anticipated that the sale Of articles
Ct virtH Hhich =il Be tlken over FROM the p C.. 4.
vii realize sufficient pay dividend CT IS Per cent
the frst SIX months Of the venture The articles
z al be fIulisatel that e7atagi1a Is likely to
affect the purchaser. Angngt the collection are the
L3t III Slang Singer
Sc al Editors shair, with Eeathsreoek attach
neat.
al Notorious devil. Eii,ar's eva. yearly
solid sulPhzrj-
&" I'll Nan-ls.
" ST. Bgshel q blEut quill rens.
" IA magnificent etching By the Eiit0r.-"4
camel ggia- through the ere e a aesiIe-"
TIE ten esauaadneuts-in wonderful
preservation. having been hung face to tie vail is
the 4frsrfissrs sauetuu f5r many yeas.
s-A1gtEer Erzt rate " itchinS" Jluthor in
eogl- Tue eats and the ehe,tuuts- Very good. the
scared I5ok the face Of the being "par excel
is1,r
Il Is further e1nsdsatIy believed that the present
editor vii oEsE large bonus % be retained in bis
present pGsiti1u. Tie promoters propose to accept
tie uouey AID thea brins pressure uson His Maj
ssty's Ni7tztsFs 70 appoint hi@ ChazesIl5r Of the
Ein-1l1. If they rgf1se to d 50. tEhch il hardly
PrcbabisJ 4 memorial vii be .igaei to lis Majesty
Insisting that Re rat Install hia il the afsrssad Pc
silisa-
EiriT aPPIsaiioa for shares is desirable sols and
pesos takea fall dollar valve It Is not intended
70 sI1 Up all the capital At once Apply At the aee
Of the P C ADVERTISER.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-16

Captain was one issra; that vas $500 a year.
NJ. Preston asked If this was the only sum
paid ID the Captain. The Ministers II. 'lied AZ
srna.ively. Mr.. Preston SAID that the street
talk vas that this Osscsr was also paid an tx
ira sun for supervising work On the whsrves,
and thSt he was also allowed commission for
collecting suns Tor tOwsss. CoaSiderablesur
prise Wa expressed al rliS statement. snd the
matter Vas. OF u,2yiop Of NJ, Preston, referred
10 u seiert committee.
The Honorable uleu,ber frrul I.abaiua has
proved 20 be valasbls assistant % The Min
fs,e-ial SHE. In dcvelopi1s matter IN the de-
p,-rulerts which hzs berctsSore been IS a
sealed hook. Il would Seeu 20 he the better
plan to pay ali governments officials stated
salary. and havs the sun thus paid sppear IN
she Arr-upria,i1u Act. AZ fsvs and perlni-
si,ys SsosaI D, r.-il Gao 1i- Tlras,-yf. At tie
sane tine we believe that the salaries paid
should IS liberal. hut we must protest asai1st
SHARED 1'Scials te5rs SLOWED commissions for
revenues collected by them. The Hon. Mr.
Preston assE-ed the Assembly that Governors
and Sseriis charged. and were allowed.
eJui,4issieu Of tsa per sent. for moneys collec-
ted FOR licenses issued in their districts
The Cgusututioual amendment. by which az
Je.,- viii De detarred from holding seats n
representatives, In tie ASSEMBLY. was passed
by q rycSios majority. only TWO votes being
recor.ed agaiust- Another amendment BY
which the qualification Of representatives is
Ezei AZ ownership Of 1--WE hundred dollars
worth q real CT personal property was also
carried We shall not again BE permitted To
hear hoaoratle members prove an income Of
two hundred sad fifty dollars.
On Friday the Assembly had spasm Of
literality sud sums were voted for markets at
Lal.ius. Waikiki. Hilo srd other localities.
On Monday tie usual weekly vote Of want
Of cguiielce in somebody, this time the Gov
era0r q Oahu, Consumed the morning hours.
and 1s usual was lost. TIE point was that the
governor had discharged SIX policemen with
ont giving them q reason. or allowing them to
be heard in telsuse. We would say IN pass
ias tlas tie discharge Of any public servant
sra.rlariiy, without cause assigned. has de-
-oraliziuk tendency.
Tie appropriation for Agriculture and In /
caused = long debate. The mean
lers however voted $4,000 IN order that tie .
Ministers may be enabled TO meet existing
contracts: Lux whether It i well to vote auy I
.lr5ber sun TO Initiate a systematic plan for re-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-16

Immense SrOnnt Of energy has been directed
towards the destruction Os some Of the most
bene6eent Institutions Il the land, as in the
case Of the resolution to abolish the ReFOrma-
tory SchOOl. when two rabid advocates Of the
resolution occupied whole day in the at
tempt to prove that the school was an infringe
raeut upon the liberties Of the people because
the oppressed inmates were compelled owork
four or tive hours day, The Poll-taS has
been quietly abolished in the face Of an anti
cipsted deficiency IN revenue; the hOrse-tax
has an bot followed SUIT. and it would he no
more than there is reason TO expect. Il similar
attempt should be uiatie On both the road-tax
and the sch0ol-tSx Half century ago Ha-
waiisns were taxed without limit, and their
respect for their rulers was also without limit /:
to-day they have neither respect nor love for
their government, and it is but natural that
they should wish to evaie their share Of its
burdens if possible. But If they desire to ~
tain the rins Of government IN their own hands.
It would be well for them to study the problem
how long the white element will De consented
TO pay the expenses Of an unnecessarily ex-
peDsive government. and at the same time be
deprived the exereise Of its proper influence
in It.
But 10 proceed with the consideration Of the
work - fer accomplished, Whole days have
been devoted to the ventilation Of crude theo-
ries and vain opinions on the subject of leprosy.
aboundins in scornful illusions to the know
ledge Of foreign doctors on the subject. The
Inspector General, who, like some other
people, is not quite perfect, and has in addition
to some other faiIings the unfortunate habit
Of wearing white intesumen,, (Which in the
eyes Of the Legislature Constitutes an unparlo-
uable SIM, has furnished them with sweet
morsel, and they have rolled his reputation
under their tongues. until, if their judgment
had any weight, there would be nothing Ieit
Of it. Discussions as to whether the supply
Of ice per day should be increased from five
TO ten pounds have been most earnest and ex-
cited, that being q range Of subject well adap- |
ted TO the capacity of the Hawciian mind
one whose utmost bounds it finds no difficulty /
in Erasping. The question was deemed Of
sufficient Importance 10 justify a call for the
ayes and noes, while in others, which to the |
ordinary mind appear Of infinitely greater i'm
portance, the vote goes uurecoried.
Thus far but ten or twelve bills have passed /
the final reading, and received the Kings sig /
nature, and perusaI Of them, (the majority I
Of them may be found on the fourth page Of /
this issue,) viii not be found favorable to- the 4
belief that the hope Of the country is in the /
. a--fsIatnra
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-16
Oh SATURDAY., OCTO8ER ]. Is76,
atEo'cI0ck noon

he fs1gzinz Real Estate situate IA the district q
XIII n - Island q Mani
isz and - and more Parcua-iy described
fliIogTs. VIZ
Begiaain a. the azzi poi1s o. this land In patch
crossing ths bctt1rl 4 the RaEi1e q Ba1e Just where
-lvfsez- pasz- Ezaa pa aleh E1s= and 1LAa
hul1zi west aid running E1aHE al1ng
rott5z u EelFap Gulct berF=en It's lot and Aap1-o
al q IL rlli punt q Azp1e0 ri t1ence aloug the
b1tu1l o. IL guc Weh separzt=s this lot FINN
Aap1eo EazSi sxoEo and . patch a. head %
gzlch IL E1s1Eru d TX TIE Easteru bzs= %
PElPL4i. rsence Solth - E1s- il-lc cz-s patch
r11a5zz r1zasa, tleace sGrh s94 Easr u - chains
a-ou sai p.stcn and crin Efh cat rad - Euia-
thence nearly f1oEirE rul1 NORTH 80 Est 1914
EuEEl s-zE1irs u the totclu q g1lcl
hence Ss1-h 81 Pat IL cils along - sd g1eh %
~ had ani rzFz11 szaI pzi1 thelee so1ta IS
EEsz --i5 nasa brink q gzieh Etich Il spa
rl-e1 y uE-rs r1- suT FROM anethsr sl-ea fheee
S5ufh IL Hea1 +s1 cls 2rsss O. = z1cn cato Above
Sal r-=. telce flos1-s ns-- briaE q se1oad sz.ch
S0gtn Us Eesr 80 ehzns % oolo1l q Ezeh rznnnz
rsaai- Which - Is l9EsF end = called Makak1lall
alon- Sd Ezeh hich 7a-a:es Has l1ad from
EaazIzll - P1zs of cnzu1e1eenelt Ezzkal End q
ant resservl1E ihe rshts & naive te1ants-
IEE,Ls-UPsst p-i-e q fis1c= oae-thfrs ezsE. oae-
th-1 Tszrs- o1e-th1rd to yezrs years. Eitb
te-ess AZ Per celt pr scared b T5rssse On
Tie property. A. c-zh a. Cpzl1 q rlr1tzseF
TEe purchaser f1rzzshsl 7i-h t=cTre Ct c1zh-
Eazo1 C Sc q tAe fare--st . zzor bers. and Ulta
tesI 4 conz FuzICu b. Tie Eso and the heirs Eo
Ct z-e C-le- Ike paps.z a. eEpezss q p1rrlz1ser-
Xxx THOs y. EyEgETT. A7ef'r-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-16

- islands In lrunlfc
tu iht laalier 0f the estate 20 Mldl ltlaft. ~
uonoiuld lcrcasttl
AZ Chambers. ttfate Mr. fasiire fra1 trar 81 Nal-s
Of irtilan Cor HIluyyaurr ~ aCruunt- s 0r.4
distribution % rrnern.
on rraane ad lis the petition lpt acscuatt ~ fl.1-
e. IT, administrator viii lnr vi % 1e 70
Matilda kchaFf fste tful1lln- urstaEE. utareln
ASKS aloNef Fifr- 81. ana chlr-r1 ri1rrf aIfn
ss,so a. and asks ina ihs NAY le etzatsi l..f
approved. aud laai lnai nrer D. ulr III .tif aa
iian Of TIE property rcnau1g u biz hands io TIE arIs
therrto rnrftd amt l.sen.lxr- uiat and cs .llal4a
nom a clrihrf Responsibility surt ailrlHIslral1r.
No Onicra that frlltr ihr liIt aay 20 September
A. u lsss. at Do u,cIuCs 4. n nrINfe ne e4I lHlIIs
CnknuhrFs. iu hc trt House. at Hrnriar. - NJ
hcrccy arroufci amt rlr- 14a1
u4 SAIL petition aul 1r1uur and hat ali Frls rrlr.
csr NAV Thea luf iherc appear ana sqe calo. TaaF
they harc. why the snuul ri hs <rsnifd. and rir
present rvhlruce who tntfrt th- al pro-
perfy. Ana that TITS orrr. u ihe Erzsh auzl1lr.
published iu thc Hawaiian ellctfc ueusnarar. afafll
and published Manoluil. Me three slccss,se aas-s
pFcvous tiic Time ihersi pri..i Coz sII hsr1
Dated uuucui1 "a. l.. tas tith Gay ~ luSast A. ID
ls1L
A. FRANCIS fJnn.
iustce ~ ite supreme ltafE
Aucs, Walter II SEAL Cicrs " tbe Ssi,ses,e l'oari
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-16
N rnE sUPREME CorRr.-lN rRorArr

iniesaic
Rs6orc Mr.. Justice Harris Oricr q nsar.ux 81 e.,
counts
Godfrey Rhodes Eisrd Sirctr a.irln srnicr4 sh
the viii annexed upou the % faluars rarll
having died u Ibis Cuurt their first snoinl f1r
pts aud evpendiiurps and PRAYING that tha
approved 10 l. ortirrcd tllt Monday il1V e
A. n. ts-t. before at ms Nnaaaaela lrs
tour WOus Honolulu. b. ife tire fflrf CT Elrr
ing the when and where en- ccurrriaii nav affl1r
aud show u any they have. Why tac al
should not D. approved
CHARLES e. HARRIS.
Jasi.ce ~ he Snrrtula Court
Attest John f. BARNARD Deputy CLERK
Honolulu, August t5. is-g
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-16

- Islands Ia Probate.
Island Of Oahu, Hawaiian Tsiauds fEEI
In the matter % the Estate o Lfaelyu Z1tln. g.
ceased
Publication Or nofiee % the
document. purporfug 90 re fno izsf WI 1rf gs1r1
ment ~ Lewe'lyu Z1tn. decs assf on f'a .sfl
day Of July A. b. 1875 been presented alid rr11aIs
Court and petition Tor The probate tlrrf ard fr ne
Issuance n Lettcrs Testa1nn1ry IosepHu carter.
having been digd By Joseph q. Carter 10 4 irrFtT
ordered that Tuesday fhe iqth day % uei1ler A. 81 ls-l
az 10 O'Clock A. ~. q said day. DE Ca1ft iar g
sid Court az AlIioiaui uouse iu Wors1liu. Qahl. o..
1nd ihe same q hereby aFpoinfei se ls 90 rfs4rg
aid yin and hearug sad applelfiqa Flfl sld Htrrr
any person uteresei may arre1r a1d culiss tle nj
VIII and the granting % Letters Itslauie1tarF-
Il ~ further ordered that fherrUF rIre1
application. fJr three successive ufezl lu fhr llara
Gazette gspapef printed ald r-lislfi l uaalali1
And q 4 further ordered that eif11ls Of 1ssl
subcrihng witnesses % sai . and g t1s hss ~ -
tesator On ihe tinted states % appear and ci a.
probate ~ sahf WIN. at ne time arruirrf
Dated Honoiuu, II. l., July 2lfh iss1
FRANCIS JUDD.
I1stice ~ the @lrfen1s Clsrl
Attest John r. Barnard, Deputy Cierz. 1tg1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-16
n cmAnnrHs-cIncrrr IrDarsrooxD

u Juiic.ai District fIa1laIl4n fsands rl rr|assr
IN the Estate of " iiam graham. u Waluzu. Mali.
derea1rd
on refiiug and fling tie petition n Esleeca ersl.rl
asking tbat Wm T. Davis % Makaaao. b. ar1r1lfraf
Adniuistrator ~ TIE estate ~ ler h1staal WIra11
Graham, late N Wili1ku. ua1l. deceasei.
10 j. order-d that Weileaiay. tle gld r. .erlfntar
1875, az % A. Il. az TIE Court Hllss l WauEu b.
ne Time and place for bearing nd retitn.
objections th-i may b. offered hereto. 5rs1a1
Interested are n01ided % attend
ALFN F0HNAErFR.
Circuit Iudge serend Juliclal iistricL o.. T.
Lahlina. July 2gths is7G. ftLl.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-16

Tx gAszES-o rs.--Tl5s sair-lt-rzr. 1.sIT Ct The
U-1ee S-a--s Navy. il u1H z-5zr the -uu-rul 1rths
Bad 1fsz7grvlsors of re CRY q Slz F-a1cEsco
l-r-- been 1ltalet b he Sec-sia-y CT TIE Nam
LIZ M Fz-poss Of oei-G ezFl5rs5 Is tzaziz--4liP
f---1e eezeEt CT acTs va desire &c become scazez
~ lea sa ue~ ere fo-tz coast. be- tie szperi
r-eut ss fir has hcez H--e-ez1 Ei-h rhe most ha-py
rzszrs- ArrEza-iozz fsr Fiacss haF- Beer u-r1er-
O.. a-- . i --r-elE- gFg1--aiy thl- he rzueer Ct
sal-r-s-a1l1-s VII Be ever 4 E--dre1- there a-e
s- 7-zsaz- sar-T-fa-- hcys oz b1a-a between TIE
a-s q tex azE eiEt-es1. 1zE tsey zrqear 70 &c a
h1aE1T and active ser Of youngsters, and 70 enjoy
L- T-=v -eeziTe l-strrcEi1a regularly IL the sIe-
SEATS a. = eozz1z scaooI sszeafi1z, AID tie
t1--1z-t a-6 s;rfcf 5- &c Ehla tley are Subjected
-r-Es Hore--fzi eEa--cs i1 them f.r the better I-
q T--y sso-t pe-iss- Tae sazp If Saz F-z--se1 CT
liz zs II tzE E-riTei a H1rci-z ou Th1rssay the
-1-h f-s-z-- ne vi IeaTe a-1in o. her rsf--u
~ $50 zee- re 1-siral q Tie e1Eu ssez-er t1u
CT lhoz- szzuzt =. arc Is Cczzaz5sr Glass de-
ss-sz 70 s7suE sozerze A SEA fer the purposes q
i-s--zzlzz. Sc " z1- Fro5abty arrive ever Izsse
oftair-T eays- Fs-sE5-- + Ezt q her oEezz-
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-16

N0rEcE tas been gwen IN tie Assembly by
tie Minister Of Fumcs. tha, s lill viii BE-
5u-r-jueed SOU. masking American Soli and
silver eur legal r-ais-. Tie f1rae- TO be The
s.sHlarl Do all contracts, and the latter legal
se-5g= 81 lzeitei SIMS. PrgviSign Is made
FIR Exi-s the rates Sc which Clher soli ana
silver cg5us vil De received at the pallie
TREASURY. as now yrhe Pryy Counsel. TIE
date ST which tie Lw Is 70 take sssct win be
s4r,y IN IS-7. such s1 act seems to be
necessity. a-l VIII. ve tLiuk, help 10 salrd
our people AMI their COMMERCE asairst the
6ces-a-io-S IN silver which are now taking
place To sezs o-her countries. aud creating
So much loss and tiS--sss.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-16
In Probate.

Az -l-E----lus1iP e G-1r-s Llazui, a n
r-- P-.ec1 1E Wazul1 v. tlat is--s-s q admin
lz-az-z b iss-ss g A. Ler present l1ss1zs. Ct
tie pe-sou az1 property Ct the a5cvc u--or, her
cid q 3 l1-1sr Ausaa-t Tie ui11- Ippea-.s. 90
Be a1-z. -a-teez gea-z oIs- AID O. being Questioned
z-a-zz tl4- he Eiz1ed A L g Be IL -u1-liau
u1zrgzpc1 t1e c-1-t crzzrcd Letters 70 5e issued
L sais Al z7oo Is Gag bad IL he sun Ct $40
I-Tzz-.-T e b Hl=e ui-aiz % 41ys-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-16

- ISLANDS. To- Pr bate.
Ia the matter % the estate % Arifuius neHcq ard
Delta Bishop. his wife. late q Monciniu. l.aial u
oahu. deceased.
Chambers before NJ Jnsticc 1udA Orier of notlce
% Petition for allowance u accu nts, dsclarse ana d
distribution q property.
reading and aiins the pctou ami units 81 s-rsr
r. bishop and Jane r. filt brald. e1cCufors n ile
estates % Bishop ard d. - nish.n. ts uife sfe q
Honolulu, deceasCd, wherein they tn te al..asa
sie77 i5. and charge thrmseNcs with slsi- - ard
that she may be- examined and aaurrgel. aud has
hna order may be male 20 tsrhufUu 81 tla property
remaining Ia their hands she Persons thereto tit
and dischargug them and ter suretss fgu AL llrirre
spousblity such
It IS ordered that FRIDAY the sth LAY n sepn1orr
a. ID. i,1d % Do O'Clock a. htire tle said lutra af
Chambers La the Court House. tiouuIulu- ue and ts
Is hereby appointed Inc time AID rcr CO. bear
ing SAID petition ard accounts and shai an Fersls ut.r
eef may then and there appear and show caesf -nF
they have, why the same shouid nos b. zrans9l. li
may present evidence who euttlet tra sall
property. And that this orlfr ln the Enedl ia1zure.
be published u The Hawaiian trlfte uelrsrlrsr. prsi
and published ia Honolulu. Zoe thrte successive ureks
previous % The time therein appointed Cor 'i hfrus
Dated at Honolulu u, L., tbs sth day % August a. D.
ISIS.
A. FRANCIS JUDD.
Iusiicc 10 tho suurCmr Cuurr
Attest; John p Barnard, DvpuD C-efk