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The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-24

6ExKRAL ScorFtELD's TRANsrER 10 West fofNF.
The proposition 70 transfer Mater General Secelato
ives, Ppint and Ake him Superintendent Of that IN
stitutiOn Is hsag discussed 81 array Headquarters. IL
Is fst that higher rank oeer shoald Be there, BE-
eaase Of the dgny Of the station and Of the necessity
0fextsnaing ecarteSies 70 Tisiling msgnates,
Triosae special SAYS Ths true story q the safe
Burglary ease Is about 10 reach the pablo. Never
uas there fall Of plot and uystsry. II sur
passes the most Intricate romance and IN its ecneep
iiOn and manifestations Is enc Of the NEST wonderfal
known IN history. Bahsoek Is declared 10 have
ssttAs nashins IN motion.
wAsaNerox. April SHE Senate resolved itself
into 8 Court Of IapsaeAEent- Belknap AID his spaa-
sci appeared and took their seats at o'clock. The
House managers came in and proceedings Al cree be-
gan. Amer the reading o. the minutes the replication
Of the HSase vas Preeassa and read BY the Secretary
Amer the reading was 6aished. Carpenter said that
Mr.. BelknAP desired copy Of the rvPlseatiOn and
time unnl Mondsy next 10 consider Il.
Manager Lord said the House managers desired the
the trial fastened uach possible. for not
necessary be given. Aad therefore asked that Mr..
Belknsp Be given only until next Friday.
Mr.. E4aands submitted az order giving the defense
uutl MOaday neSt, aai providing that the House
managers Gle their answer BY Tuesday. April 2Sth.
ard that the trial proceed On Thursday. April 2Ish
inst. This agreed to, and the Court then ad-
ioarusd til the 2I;A
NEw YOnk. April issh-Ths House Committee on
Territories has decided strike the wprds " Mes
Mckee, and give the osu State the name Of Monte
EamA.-
wAsHISeroS, April l9.-The Chair read = message
Om the Presasa vstoing the bill reducing the salary
Of the President. The bill and message we're referred
to the COnnitee on Civil Service. The Senate thea
organised as Court Of Impeachment. The House
Managers, Bslknap and counsel were present. Mana
ger Lord presented the petition Of the HOess. The
sounsel desired copy and til Monday to consider Il.
Amer discussion tho trial was directed to proceed
April 9Th.
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which their brethren frUn foreign lands en-
joy.
But the truth is, and the natives deserve
great credit for viewing the question dispas-
siOnately, that the law referred to above, con-
feIs privileges upon Hawaiians which the
foreigner does not receive. They are by it
protected from the vast train Of evils-pauper-
ism, crime, and Increased taxation,-whieh
even among the most advanced and enlight-
ened nations on earth. follows the unrestricted
sale Of spirituous liquors. After the uneQuivO-
cal defeat which the proposition to remove the
tahu on rum, received in the Assembly, no one
need fear trusting Hawaiians on this question.
There are many among tile Anglo-SSxOn part
of the community, who believe that this same
protectiOa should be granted to them. Who
maintain that they have 4 right to demand that
their children shall not be exposed to the risk
Of temporal ruin, to say the least, by the temp
tatiOns Of grOg shops on every corner. And'we
are happy to believe that this party is increas-
ing. and that the time is not far distant when
popular sentiment will insist upon this prOtec-
ton being so extended as to embrace all classes
in the country.
It is now generally accepted that the only
effective mode of preventing intemperance is
by means OF prohibitory laws, and every ma
6on or community has the same right to pro
tect itself from the curse Of intemperanee with
its attendaht evils that it has to enact laws
against murder, arson, or prostitution.
The lecture by the Rev. Mr. Haswell in the
Fort street on Sunday night, on this subject,
was clear and manly statement, which might
have been listened to with profit by all the
citizens of Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-24

interest, and with this immense advantage over
foreign loans, that in the one case the eject is
to strengthen the government and assure its
independence, and in the other the tendency is
the reverse.
The memorable memorial Of February is al
luded to in a somewhat eOntenptuOus manner,
as a scheme which is believed TO be ehimeri-
ca" which Is, however in keeping with the
reception accorded to that document.
To tell the truth there is apparent through
ont the Government disposition to indulge in
reckless, and even unauthorized expenditure,
which cannot but excite apprehension in
thoughtful minds. For example. the sum Of
Sl5,00o was appropriated by the las; Legisla-
ture for the Improvement Of present palace
and grounds The present palace was
improved by being RACED to the ground, and
the sum Of S3s,slI.sl was expended on the
grounds. Although the transfer Of 81 ,sll.3l
from other appropriations to this iten was in
accordance with the letter Of section 5th Of the
appropriation bill, still it must be regarded as
a stretch Of power never contemplated by the
Legislature. If the Ministry have the power
TO make such changes in the appropriation bill,
we can conceive Of no good reason why they
should not be authorized to expend the whole
revenue Of the kingdom, untrammeled by legis-
lstive acts.
In the estimated expenditures for the CON-
ing fiscal period, there has been no apparent
effort made to eurtail expenses, as was gener-
ally supposed would be the case, and as the
new condition Of things which the Treaty will
impose, would seem to imperatively call for,
but On the contrary the budget fOots up nearly
S2Oe, 900 more than was appropriated two years
ago, and over $500, 00o more than was apprO-
pziated by the Legislature Of 1864.
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ProhIbifEon.

The subject Of temperance has excited more
than usual interest during the past week, On
account Of the bill which was introduced By
the Hon Thomas Birch, one Of the members
from Waikiki, to repeal section /, chapter fl,
Of the Civil Code, which prohibits the selling,
giving. purchasing, o. procuring for any na-
tzve Of this kingdom, any spirituous liquor.
The bill vas Lost BY = large majority, but no
one could have blamed the native members If
they had al to nan voted IN its favor, for
the law Is, On superficial view, constant
and obtrusiTe source Of humiliation to the Ha-
vaiiisn race, By reminding them that they are
not to be trusted with the sane privileges
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supreme Court-In Probate.

Mr. Justice Judd A s. HaTtEel, Esq.s Of the fol
loEng estates for the purpose ct pT08es1ting the
claims Of tie hsrF, fo leases sustained b. the de-
Etruetion Of the whaling fest b. the Shsua1doah ;
VIZ
April 2I-Estass Of Hsas ~, diseased Puhaa /;
Eahananni; KGinanoku-
37-Esnskaehs KoIsna; Ikzska; and Eubse-
qusnty the following estates 70 ". o. Smith, Vi:
3s-Est1se Of Eiza BasIs fkl, deceased.
May 2-eststs sf Hsaiki (k)s deceased, Kskoa /;
Ez1sanahzla Kazsi5slsa Ksoai Kis0 KsiEi I;
Kekahe1 Pssess PAks /; P.lakiko Haknsls I;
Kzak8la KEalshzuzi-
e-EEsts q Ksh11Epsa lkl, deesaIsd, Kuuaksa-
Nay I1-Kahoslznz o.. DISEASED. Ka1uhs Hzs-
Ike Kalarihokaha KaEs Mskaa.
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En1@ CT nh GarzrTE s-O1 the principle that
11-se eAes.uat Is aisg cAas1aut horse Argus, -
lu su-r oo1iszpoz-E's issue, wants L known that
q szEaelcy q fct ran make ue-lnd not :
caesszzt Gee q t1Er- EoEeTsr. an glss that Sr
Daais CooPer zas E-auts6 tbs ten uiuztes IL
tcrrieE q Vas ercee6iugiy kind and co1siterate
urfae Ez1er1r q CHA, 7 mean, TIE Ran Cuu
Eaiaa 81 Gocaooo1eEza- because these uouarchs
Ecrt f5-rer sEEy rkeir tine II E-zrtfzE interviews
e. n er--ore la-y ciYE-es aid a.teutocs 70 strau-
rcrs. rct MAJ kEt weaf CO earrh an taking
$3.50 = vast these pote1E1tes AZ al that SIR
D-lIe cLl &c Er1---ll1 10. j ELs-oh. Al. 70 be
Er-g. 49, E1rse Of another ccicr :
Nrrerr1giesS. SIR DAEiel mist have felt extremely
cr-ef- - re ce1cessicz c-z.ted 81 the most m
e1re. ciEuzeec AID erliEtfe1ec Pos-Uas-sr General
ci the z1E1 1CEsrfEi u1ticu o. earth. H0W In
prsszee be E1st hlTe been cz-irg his ten minutes
VA IL ELEui-1ce q he 51sfrezs q t1fs Depart-
zzt-ac1 t14 Tooacco s1oSe- ! rhirk he wAs
rcc11E lucST 70 Eer ten uiuEtes CT the inEalzaoIe
rne q tie heaf and trccr q the Er-piru s--ocsrr
- 1zz gives ttis tis---E-islet foreign PoStua<cer
GEre-1- hzlr-1a-a7lr-E1y the y hole rzachi1ery Of
rAe Gcrerz-ezf wcllE have heez Gerznre6 and
tee ?. o eek Eocl1 lave Stood stu IN utter
1zl-1Ze-- CEszus-
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Adj % the above $50 500 the estimated rs earnings
daring this 81 years and have the q SIS sg-.
-as rl cut q running tie Eilsa since Oct1ber lsg, T.
a. average eost q iSs-71s5+ per raazH-
The statement furthermore claims that the
KiI2uea has cost the government from the
year lSs0, when It commenced service as
coaster, TIL March 81. 1876, the sum Of $685.
o55- 3 : The particulars Of this sun are not
given It probably includes considerable
amount fer interest. But aside from the IN
tsrest charges what has been paid out from
the treasury to meet her expenses N former
years Is no doubt a large sum
The question VIII arise With most persons,
would it not be better policy to allow pri-
vats parties to do our steam service, if any
such can be found A good coasting steamer
ought to pay vel, and certainly private parties
can Be found to undertake the service, If =
moderate subsidy, say five to ten hundred dol
lars month, we're paid the contractors During
the past few years there has been 10 disposi-
ton to encourage private enterprise in cur
steam service, owing 70 the belief that II vas
better, if not more cheaPIy, performed by
government But the public finances demand
the strictest economy, and It becomes serious
question whether It Be not wiser policy to find
parties who viii undertake to provide a steam
er, and contract to do the sane service or !
more Efficient one than Is now performed BY
the Kilanea
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TEnNESnAT N4rsl

Az ACT passed BY the Legislature Of lS74.
and not before Published, appears in to-dsy's
paper. II amends section less Of the Civil
Code, relating 70 property exempt fron execu-
.ion. and in addition 70 what were before pro
vi3ed for. reserves land actually under cnltiva-
non. not exceediug oae-half acre. and dwell
ing houses thereon not exceeding in value
TWO hundred and fifty dollars. The amend
merits made are very judiciors ones. bat the
law by some oversight has been allowed to
slumber two years, and Of course only takes
eject from today.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-24
Foreclosure of Mortgago

Ry virtue of ORDER Issued % ihe Suprene Coura
n the above entitled suit 1 shall On ne loI1 DAY
JUNE A d. is1i az 10 o'ciock A. st tie Aurtrn
Rooms % n T. AJans fq, IN Ilcuciur. re a. ~ rr1t
tile and Interest % tnr si ~ r. norne l sn % 1aai
singular following ariics st ilrth and lcrrrool
certain nortzage % " Z. nolne IN tns dia4
Described fulioWS VIA
Exprrss Wagon ucarso and trImrisrEe
sef nonbie and / SET Sngie Harness. ltcaa uz-sar
I Pazlor Set. lWanut- rleccsl koa 1g,lstlzzls.
Pine lcsfsieads az do1. Wcotiea Chairs.
cane srat chair, n CHATS kpa Ccnius. crIlrs.
Brackets. Whatnot Work nrnctst lr6 Scleaa
lMortce Machine Screw Beach. ana WhgsL
Furc Plane. I Ssncoth Plane. lack Pane
Jontcr, q. Chlrcls Hammers. I Draw knlfr.
ssaws. Wool nlcs. nrace. ic Rita 2 Spokeshavcs.
ie Moulding Planes. Clrcuar saws Gins f1la 1rlst.
Also al = O'Clock % EoM DAY Z shan sell
premises All tne right aa.l
nonnen Ia and bnldlnza situated Snr stroel
ercCicd by the d ~ II. nCnuc al1n cn7c 81 rllt lnI
for the term o. 3 years ffum tho 81 y - June li rs
said JUDGMENT Interest,". cos and cornicrs b. rrssi-
ousy satisfied W c. PANkE. Narar=f
Ifanoiuiu. May -snd iS7G -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-24

Sarr LIZ A--l 6sh--The f-rzezts Il tie h.
-- hsun FaE-t E11T the horrlhie ELECTS uf tie az
rlsris- e tts zarA-izsE rscsztiy. E1usz vas
90 + 80 e. 49, A ckzis had Vas bioEu CT
q -zn nwnr. F1zr ma are Eurrcea6 t. be lsst
TsN tcses azs cze shse vsrR fszzz, WITH the frax-
zrzz e isrz aikErzg g tAe1- Nay Eszsn Al L
q e-Eiesf s111i1zz. Gruz tsrrur- Bozl6ars we're
rk-r1 -wt mzeE shrsExhozt tie city. psrsc-1-srr
~ rurEf . - kaEs1sre- Ia dAz.<e e property
i ever see So. n FzFPossi ease q tie sxpls-
rrn wnH ia E--r Of h1rtz skrc1gh taa run dSsrs.
y - Esc- us-s st1rs& raskzEsE q Pos1sr q AZ
kiz1I. aerl-zazz Eve sa1s, sz-izsiEs e he GiAat
anE EurrEArI puw5nr. Ia tstsnes Il ths 1GE1ziaea
Euz IL hs1-f Il sss satE Is Gee ne
n Co.. uFcaez ts-4aT- LAsrs vas a N
En-nu G-Wd of Marlaza- Tiers Is mzeh fsekllg
aEz-1 ia C1-izau1-y III
WAsEzrErcE- Ash IA Eezker a tie Esuss
q En7rla.1en-rua Csc q Fa-etrn AEnirE
AIRS 3a Cu@lEtHa have e-idsnre befars L
Ezg = So - uhzs Sstsnck Ezg Char
- e ~ = zTs E11 Mz1zs c1zzrtns be rsssfTsd
taalt ln4 ssck tur he sErTicsE 4 rueng III passed
y - aszEs - IL hc-eEf & III ccl1rz1s E1iEu-
- as laz1 saasza- Ths F-sof Is zzzsrssood =
rlnnlE uf 1aunmnrsnrr rrsau-u rs L urp-ru5 A. he
nr1r er1uzlE-E ug1 Eirrnt-re
81 lrzEs Arrl IA S-n Tsrts-~trr r-seixi !
r4sH NJ. Eeyrrzn, ros- t-ui-r AZ c. s--is -
r-rE14 sd ts-nnzruH ~ t.srffr - = - - /
go &lal9 81 60 Pou-
WAEEwEuuxr Aprz 1q-Tha Pru-i5u-t n. -
-cru1 t1a rEs-. rurrrt e IL c5-zf-sf- -. -
sz-1 40 z--r1T e1e 1-zE-sczznie -nrr1 rurt.- -
sannan11E An Manga rru1a- Tha Prsrisrrt
1r-1H NJ 4l-z1-1z az N inEz-rati-ral &C. -
'a.T- a. a11r- q I'm e1zpa-y VI shs-tI- =.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-24
LRGAL NOTICES.


SuPREME cOrHr OF TEtE HAWAIIAN ~
- f.tNtr,--in fronaie In iha ualltf % re estate
"a. AnuHnLN, hfe ~ iionoluia. Oahu. nfceaar1 al
Chambers befrc ionorahie e. e. Harris uHles 81 e61sa
% peiicn or allowance % aceeunla dacnarEa M nna
DISTRIBUTION % pror4ftf.
on rraiug and aipG ne peiiilon and srcoan ~ H.
CooiAlc. administrator % ae estate u aafir .a
o. Honolulu. oahu. dcceascd ahelca ~ as.s - A.
loued tifl4oi. and ctafErs himself WIN t1r1 anI asI
that ne nav b. exanmcd ane approved. aI iiai
hnal ORDER may b. msc ~ silluoe 20 itc rrfneff4 ~
niainlng IN his hlns the ineret= enl ara
tehargins hin and b. suretes run az fafi1er rlpcn1
hltfy such
iskorisrsi shas MONDAY TIE s,,A ,iay ofrrxr. A.
n. 1874. az ten oereS before tAa alf lusre. az
Chambers ln iic Ccuft Hcrae, az lfnnouIa.
hcrthy = APPOINTED a. thc 4nr ~ rt1cf or
sati pcutcn and acfuuntt and hat AL rfrana nTresIll
may then and thew arrear and show sny I1rr
have wny thc shouii b. Granted ana nav rrl
evidence who entitled tfa rati rfurIr.
Aud that ths order, he ne EnEsn tnsuEs. b. rIoll
m The Hawaiian Gaseitr ncNsparcr printed ard Pc
iishei IN Honolulu Tor thrive Successive we - rrTtrf
ne time thcrcin appointed Tor aali htarur
Dated monolau. T.. th fita ty % Nav. A. ~ ls-a
NTtS T.. HARRIS.
Inslce o. ne Suursast Cart
Attest; JSo. X nAASaan. pepsy CisIt slp1saccc.lt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-24
Report OF the Minister of Finance.


From this interesting document which viii
Be found reprinted On the fourth page, We de-
rive few instructive facts and figures. The
total revenue for the biennial term, Of the king
don. exclusive Of money borrowed, was SSH
7sl IS, while the expendItzre exclusive a pay
ments On the national debt, vas Ss94, $50 90,
which indicates that We have drifted astern
SleY5e5.Os during the past two years. On the
SIst CT March, 1874, the national debt vas
ss55, 0s0.Ts. On March sIst, 1876, It was
Sass, ls7.se showing an increase Of sI04, 1855
II the period Of t=O years
There appears to Dc little erTUr Of $1,000
N the report, zn5sr the head Of HOf the Reve-
me" BY which the increase IN revenue over
the previ01s TERMS made to appear to be Sz0,-
s55.Ie, instead Of SIC, s5sI0, which, as We
fEzrs #, Is the correct amount. Possibly the
Minister Of Finzuce can explain the apparent
sraz
On Ae szbject Of sEstiOlzI Loans ve are
infozmsd that the million dollar loan bill, Of
ne session 4 1874, which has provoked 50
urzch Discussion and opposition among the
lboriginest = has zot been 20 fritsd Of re-
sults a WIS expected In osheT words our
-esa ahruad Is not what might be desired,
nd tbss Is. perhaps MT s1ch = Elisfortane as
an. 1911 like to have u think This g0T-
rnneut q tSzys eject Hans At h0us sus5-
ieut fraHh vsHts At reasonable rates Of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-24

M EcTrcE - uossce eo2uunicsti01 Il the
AEss-lar Ct lassEesk ssg1et - Resissui. which
Ergt-Ae6 Eru~l Eas in response 70 sczs fee
zzsic Eo1 5e--sr's bGr6 CT tie ut<tt ofthe
- i-szz- L Is = matter abozt which Ettle
shrr1E ne saie Hz h i cf &C snail ucuerf. szd The
w-i-1r fue1. t5sct -c<, E1oEl Ct - Ettie cor
Eegzc1ce 10 Is soci1l stz1e-E. Bzt stu ezrnos
rul-nir frc- EttErs1r the E1EEeStioc that any ore
wkc $50 take r-rhr1Ee a. = irrccent an s.ftlr
$500 EHre piace rr1Eide6 f1r In ir An asriur
f1r TIE szpcrarzzz-ee ard l1i1tic-A Fuice from
Grrrny=
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-24

TEE Advertiser Of last Saturday reite-ates
What II had insiuuated IN its previous issue,
that the Minister Of Foreign Afairs Ut
tered threat thstfhe Assembly might be pru-
Ogued, Under oertsin circumstances. We
were satisfied when the statement first appear
81, that the -4drsrtissT was IN error respecting
what the Minister said, as neither Of the press
heard CT reported any such remarks
fron him Further inquiry among those who
sat near the Minister eouhrns our previous
opinion But what ought 70 be decisive proof
Is the statement Of tie Interpreter that no such
language was uttered BY the Minister: and
with most people his assertion win beereiited
- rsrrsfla
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-24

La TBLK EECEIvTD
TFVhe following list comprises Ouly few Of
II the choice GIFT BOOKS:
GriswoId's Poets and Poetry OF America.
Gallery OF British Poets,
Picture POsies and selections from Living Authors,
The Lady OF the Lake,
Moore's Lallah Rookie.
pictorial Family Register,
Baileyis Fesius-a Poem.
Beecher's Life Of Chrift Vol. T..
Burns COtter's Saturday Night,
Whtter's Ballads Of New England,
Whlttier's Child Life, In Poetry,
Jas- r. LOWelfs Poems-nlustrated,
Owen Mereth's Lucille, do
Jas Thompson's Poems. do
Ms BrOwnng's A urUra Leigh,
Bryant's Poetry and Song,
Edith Mays Poems,
Shakespeareis Complete Works. one volume
Dana's Manual Of Geology. new ed)
Ciiittyfs blackstone, vols sheep.
ChamberAins ComI Law for Business Men.
Bryant and STATIONS Bookkeeping and Blanks
Cartons Farm Ballads.
Ellis oceen Of Society.
lean Ingeler Poems,
Kebie's Christian Year,
Figdre's Ocean W0ri,
Jules Yerneis Earth and Noon.
Tennysonis Queen sfary-a drama,
Poems complies In one vol
Bibles and Fe5saments IN variety,
Woman Of Sacred History, bound. full morocco,
Christ in Art
knights Dictionary Of Mechanics, 2 vols,
Lbrary Of Famous Fiction,
MOtherIy Talks with Tfousateeper4
And other recent works, TOO numerous 70 name,
sss I'm For Sale By NM. WHITNEY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-24
ABR COMMANDER,
Circuit ledge. md Judtctai nisirict III
Iahalna, Nay Ind, ls7C. IsI a.
IN CIIAMRERs. cIRcrIT Irpa.E. ID Ir.

y NHAMHEHH, lIklIIT u D1iE. ind , @
n DicIAL District. Hawaiian Islands IN TIE mater
Of IA Estate az rIIOS. J. WILKINSoS Of ulupalaRua
Maui deceased.
on hearing and fling fhe petition Of JAMEs sMYrH.
asking hat Administrator b. appointed ne Fatatn
OF TiiOS J. WILKINSON, % rlupalaEua. Ma1i a.
ceased Pubic uotce q hereby given nag
concern that SATURDAY. JUNE ard. fs7s az 1oam
AZ Unpaakua- Is ~ apart the time and rl1cr hear.
lng said petition and any objections that may Be- dful
thereto
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-24

SuPREME COURT-IR the matter Of the
- BANKRUPTCY Of EDWARD EVEHf-F-r. : rofsnllrr
Bankrupt
EDWARD EVERETT, OF Honolulu, having cone bes,rs
the Honorable Charles e. Harris Justice 81 TIE enpr.as
Court and declared himself bankrupt. PROVIDED IA
Section 962 o. the Clv Code ID thls day
The said Justice that Monday, the End day Nay nsf
AZ 10 O'Clock am, AZ The Court Room 81 ne eaprsaa
Court al Aiohnl House, Honciuu. b. TIE time and pcs
for AL creditors prove fneir debts. ef rn II
any there BE- why TIE d Edward a1onli uot -
decreed bankrupt And it further ordaref t- nots
q said hearing be published Ia the Hawaiian Catie far
three Consecutive weeks. By order Of the Court
Jso. r. HsnnanD
Honolulu. slth April. 1873. e8a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-24

We hoped TO Be able to give souie latern news
from Washington. regarding the Treaty, by the
mail which is hourly expected by the Mary
Belle Roberts, but IS vet, we have nothing Ia
ter than what the last steamer reported.
While we are yet unwilling to believe that Coz
gress VIII repedisre a solemn contract entered
into Between the President Of the United
States and King Kalaksua, We have fears that
the treaty viii b overlooked in the political
maelstrum which usually develops itself near
the close Of the session II has been decided
not 70 send Mr.. Carter TO Washington, but to
trust the measure II the hands Of those already
there. II they fail and il IS allowed to pass
over 10 TIE next session undecided, We must,
next fall, DO what ought To have been done last
October-send the strongest force we can bring
20 bear IL It's favor.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-24


csEr.-- l-CnzuE Pa Eesa- Kooizzpcko.
1-Ha1ar Les & Co. King -. Ecncinln-
Tx sz-l1z- fr-t -. Ella,u,--
li-Artl1e NE-1L l-ssl -. Ec1c,ulz-
- Al E-npsr Frrz - Er-alulu
HES S1E Es1 Ma-Ne; Eeaol-la
---s-sei Flseer LEi-c EecA
EawaT- r--tk -a-1a- 81 na1llrr E1r
E-aza- Hrnzsua- N--ch Ecus
re-c- e. rEe1u1re, Fu1aacI-, Eilc.
u-ce-ug >l-E ksauAcu-
zt-lsac All o.. SasA,z-. Ncrth Ecna-
49, s-Cezz e. na-xsr. EEz1
l5-lGzz sSlEz- 1t4-1-S1-
- si-r1 Wal-zl
Az AE=-E-lGarg "a k1el
Whole<aie-
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-24
Mortgagee's Notice

M INTENEION - Foreclose n Ior1Enre--
" where's william berIill erecuie1 % ne C1lrle1 a.
Bh0p certain Mortgage Deed n Peal Es1aIa lrfai -
18th day Of March, 1871 recorded IN ne f1T ~ Con-
veyances a. Henclu1i IA Ler ~. el -. an -
% secure payment o. the 1f llre Ilul1ld l1r1
ana Interest u1efeo1, a. tler11 stprd. a1l u11llEI
The coalitions o. aid Mortgage have been tt1Eru N11
l. the sad Ifaree r Bishop. Do harebT give 1rco a.
s1ld William Berrl, and % AZ cher persons ~ hr larl
bel who NAY he interested. hat li ny iulrnrcn f1ge-
close The said Mortgage ard b I'D b. rlolts aacla1
day 70 b. more than three weeks o ~ dlta 1lfc1f al
ne land, heredit1snts. and prslilel c1mrrsl. d.
scri5ed Or mentioned IN ne sid 1loriEaE=-
Dated his 18Th day of Nay, 1873.
CHAa X BISHOP
lbT hil Attor1eF n fEel4
JOIN u. FaTT.
Z. T. O'HALLoRAH,
Solicitor ~ fhe Mortgage. =4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-24


- ISLANDS LIN PROBATE IN she matter % nv ~
tate Of Efi Mtk- late % Monoluiu. Cahu. dcesael A.
Chambers before Hon. Charles T. Harris Instrr ~ ne
supreme Court Orier Of n0tco o. petson fr allowance
% accounts diSharge. and uai isrhufon % rrcpcrtq
ON reading and lnr The petition accounts 1artta
Judd. executor % The viii % 81 Meek. or Honolui
dectASed, wherein he ass 20 he Allowed e. ~. "a ard
charEes himself With tai.o ard asks that the nav
De examined and approved. and that lnal order
made OF distribution % thc ptorerty ruulalIur ia
hands 70 the persons thercto cntitc,i. acarn ha
and his suretes rom an further responsibility snc1
10 Is ortere that MONDAY, the lgth DAY % Iunr A ri
ISIS AZ 10 O'Clock hcfrc The sd Justice a. than
bcrs, In tho Court House, az Hcr1luin - an tne
hereby = appointed a. the time and rcc z hrarnz sd
petition and accounts and that an perans Interested nay
then and there appear and show any tsy have.
why the same should not Be granted. sad may rrssut
evidence a. 10 wnc entitled sad property. AID
that this order, Ia the Enrsh and Hawaiian ttnruae. -
published In The Hawaiian Garote and knukol rlUs-
papers printed and published On Honolulu, TO- three
cessve weeks previous The time ihcrvln arponic for
said hearing.
Dated AZ Honolulu, II. l. this issh Day Nay. i-s
CHARLES g. HARRIS
SOC 90 Justice supreme lic1Ft
Attest. ro Il nsrxazn ncruf~ Cfere .,r--r,- f,'--t