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Marriage LaCems ess

The following marriage Licenses were
issued since our last report:
Benz. Marshall and Rosa Williams.
M. Kronenberger and Rosa Kauim an.
Louis Hugo, Jr., and Mary Menke.
Chas. V. Robert and Kate Reiner.
Thos. II. Farrell and Olivia b. Young,
ID. Brunswick and Ann III. l.. Bailman.
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Provisional President.

National Associated Press to the Star.
PARIS, Nov. IN. Grevy has been
elected Provisional President Of the
Chamber oil Deputies by vote of 200 to
ITO.
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LOST,

I OST-DIVIDEND SCRlP-NO. 1895. IS
LSUED by the Delaware Mutual Safety In :
suranee Company 10 Samuel L. Harris for
forty five dollars, in 1889. The finder will
please return the same to SAMUELT. HAIR
RlS, No. 13 w. Fourth street, no3-4tS&W
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BOARDING.

POARDIGG-Good board and nicely fur
- nlshed front room, single gentlemen. Par
VIE hOuse, 2VoR w cat RI Ifth street. 5-3J
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Yellow Fever Sufferers-The Crops
National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. About 5000
have been subscribed towards the Fer.
nandina yellow fever sufferers.
The continuous rains OF the past few
days are said to have damaged the crops
to some extent.
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4! ADJUSTMENTS.
topuSss!AMf5Su DAVENPORT.
Two Performances To-day

-. Two Performances To-dayl
Matinee at 2P. NJ. Evening, OF 8 O'Clock.
Matinee ct ) P. N. Evening, al ) O'Clock.
Adhission % and 5Oc. Admission 80 and 7Sc.
~ MISS FANNY DAVENPORT,
in the great play Of PIQUE.
\ FRIpAY--Beneft OF Miss Davenport, A 8
you LIKE 1T.
| Reserved seats at Hawley's.
: Monday evening, November 12-THE BABY
COMBINATION.
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;, ROBINSON'S OPERA-HOUSE.

FAUST TONIGHT
Last Night but Three Of the Worlds Greatest
Dramatic Prima Donna,
MADAME EUGENE PAPPENHEIM,
And the Famous American Tenor,
MR.. CHARLES ADAMS.
THIS wednesday, EVENING, November
T. at y, first and only time Of Gounod's Opera,
FAUST! FAUST
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-Wholesale notion store: stock
IL can be reduced to about $40 900. Best room
in city. Satisfactory reasons for selling. Ad-
dress Lock-box 1,0l9, Zanesville, OHIO. sat
LNOR SALE OR RENT-HOUSE-An al
Il most new two-story frame house of FIVE
rooms, large front anu side yard, ON Center
street, bellevue, ky., four doors east of scnool-
house. Inquire next door east, or IT'S Clinton
street, or 450 Baymiller street, Cincinnati, o.
nO3 6t+
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT - HOUSE - 14l Clinton street; /;
i rooms, front, side ana rear yard. Key at
la3 Clinton street. 5-3t
TOR REST-LARGE SrORE-And base
i ment, lately occupied by the Dueber W atch
Company, It's West Fourth street. Apply at
Reid's HOlel. SGT
l. OR RENT-DWELLING-O 10 rooms in :
j cluding bath and clothes room, in complete
order, with range, hot and cold water, ciStern
bath, wa'er closet, gas, &c, 535 Freeman st.
5-3t
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w ANTED- -COPYING-In an Office or at
w home, by lady who writes business
hand. Address HILDA B ELL, 1882 scott st.,
COvlpgton. Ky. 5-3t
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r IQUOR and OPIUM Habits Self Cured
~ New book of vital value, also exposes fall
acious treatment and nostrums, 75c. JESSE
HANEY y co.. 1l9 Nassau street, New York
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, VA, Nov. TT A. M.-The
election yesterday was unusually quiet.
LII TINS CITY only about 1,T00 votes were
polied out OF $4,000. There was no oppo-
sltlon to the CONSERVATIVE STATE ticket
iny where. ksturns from various parts
81 tee ststs Indicate similar apathy. 1t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WAN1ED - BUTTERICK'S PATTERNS
w Winter styles and catalogues at MRS
y. DAY s.; also, plating machines Ior sale, 81
Z. Fifth street, COyington, Ky. no5-3t
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ATCHIsoN, Nov. TT A. M.-The Re
puolIcans carry this clty by an average
majority oil about 800. Horton, for HE
Justice. has majority OF 37O, and Hum
phrey, for Lieut.. Governor, 2i0.
Giick, Democrat, is elected Commits.
stoAer In tue First District by small
majority. But meaKre returns are re.
ceived from the state. indicating that IL
mas gone Republican by about the usual
majority,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-30
GOVERNMENT LANDS.
J. MOTT SMITH,
Minister OF the Interior

Application has been made 70 this Department for the
trchGse or LEASE Of the following Government Lands:
Hawaii.
Lsase OF KAoaha. Au and LAukan HsmakGH, at $50 by
NRrsden & Slemsen.
Purchase Of remnant of KAnani Puma, slOO by D.
kshuosafEsa-
Purchase os Kiolokas Ksa by W. T Martin, $500.
Purchase OF NalaA EluA In oplhikao, Punaby D. Ka-
pu4loha- $500.
Purchase ofrenant OF Government Lands In opIhIkRo
Puma a. $500 by z N. Nashumakua and Others.
Lease Of remnant Lands IN Pa HamakAhonu, Kons
hy n Sluseona- AZ sl0
Purchase OF Kuai1ano Huo 500 to 400 300, by
2. NahakEne-
Purchase Of KOamAno, LAuhulu and 2, and Kihalani
Purchase Of 70 acres in Honolulu Puma, by J. K Ka
hAnAnui, Al $40,
.sase OF 10 Apanas extending from Kaao to Manawi.
leie. HAmAkGA, by {. Motley, at SEQ
Rarehase OF remnant Of land in KAkO Kona, for $50
by Ms 2. keSOa
Lease OF Hakoa, adjoining LAupEhoehoe on the Hama
kua SIDE by 7. II. Davies, fof s2S.
Maui.
Purchase Of aakulA. Kaupo, by Jas snyth for slsO
Moloksi.
Purchase Of portion of HAinOloa, for f4oo by R. Keel
kolanL
Purchase OF MAkakupaianui by R. Keelkoan for $500
Purchase Of Hoolehua for $50, by R. KeehkolanL
IeAse OF MEksOe.a, Cor $50 by R. Keelkolanl
Lease Of Hulsmaau, fo- sZS, by J. NJ. Kauai
0shu.
Purchase Of Lupehu and PTukAuia, In HAklpuu Eoolau
poko by Rev. ]. n. PAikun, $500
Purchase Of lAnd 10 KApapAu, KOOauloa, for $50, by
zYahinemAiki
By order Of HIs Ex the Minister of Interior,
CT. QUICK, Chief Clerk.
IutsziOr once. May 2s lsTs, s4'
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supreme Court-.In Probate.
Before NJ. Ju,tice Judd 4, cbambers.

Before Ar. Justice Judd at Chambers.
Guardianship of KaapuOla k. Lokenaahu W. and
kanaue ". minors. Petition Of Ponlaikai to be ap-
pointed Guardian Of the above minors being her own
children. Tie Court granted tho prayer Of the petit
tiou and ordered Letters Of Guardianship be issued
to POmaikai upon her fling bond in the sum Of
$500.
Guardianship of Uii W. minor. Petition Of Ka-
honea W. a cousin Of said minor. The Court after
hearing the testimony granted Letters of Guardian
ship to the petitioner upon her fling bond in the
sum of $500. An Inventory of the wards estate to
be filed within 80 days.
In the Guardianship of Kaapuoa K. Lokenaahu W.
and Kanaue W. minors. Petition of Pom akai for
license TO sell Real Estate belonging to said minors.
The Court alter hearing the testimony Of opinion
sat it the interest Of the heirs that the
should be sold and made the order pettioned for the
usual oath of the guardian being filed.
Before Mr.. Justice MeCully at Chambers.
Estate of Kamakakoa W. deceased, Petition of
Keanu k. cousin Of the deceased for Letters of Ad
miuistratiOn the above estate The Court granted
Letters Of Adnininstraton the petitioner without
bonds. No Inventory notice to creditors neces-
sary, the decejent had property except small
| price of land.
Before Mr.. Justice Judd at Chambers.
Estate of v. F. Kaiiuli deceased. Petition of
Helena Kcalohanui. widow of deeeden for Letters of
Administration the above estate. The Court after
hearing the evidence appointed W. Il. Castle Esq.
Administrator and ordered that he file bond in the
sum Of $500 and tha, notice to creditors be adver-
tized in the English AMI Hawaiian languages an
Inventory to be filed in 20 days and the Admnstra-
tor to render his account 10 months.
Guardianship Of William A. Bailey minor. Pc
ttion of Mary (. Sharrat. mother OF the said minor
by former hush nd for the appointment of guard
iau OF said minor. The Court after due considara.
tion, appointed W. c. Parke Guardian, letters to be
issued upon his fling bond in the sum of $3.50.
CAsEs COMING WEEK.
June lst Estate OF 0punui. Petition for Letters o.
Administration.
June lst Estate OF Kahakauila. Petition for Let
ters of Administration.
juno 4th Estate of Daniela deceased. Petition TO
Letters of ADMINISTRATION.
June 18th Estate of Kekuanui deceased. Petition
for Letters of Administration.
June 4th Estate of Kahekina deceased. Petition
for Letters Of Administration.
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Lease Of Government Lands at Auction.

On Saturday, the 2Srd day OF June al I2 O'Clock
uoo the font Of AIholani Hale Will be sold
AZ rz6e auction, the highest bidder the lease Of the
land Of IIOnAIo. district OF Kona, HAwai-cOntanlug
ubuu. thon. cr-for the term OF hfIeen u5 years
T-pset reutAl. twenty dollars per annum.
Aso, a lie time and place will be sold At pubIc
ncon tAs highest bidder the remnant OF the Govern
eut laud IN Kaae, Island OF Molokai known R'
Eahanut. coabAining 81 iN acres more or less.
Also az the time and place, the Lease of Lot No
z u the Everett Premises" in Queen Street, Homo
lau VII b. sold the highest bidder for period Of M
teen as years upset price $50 auHnal rental. The pur
cser Of The sa viii Dc required put the building il
ol reF4ir 20 the Government at the eNpr
alton Of the term In ahAbitable condition.
J. MOTT SMITH,
Interior Occ May Ist 1917 Minister OF the Interior
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-30
WEDNESDAY. MAY 30. ls77.

THE proclamation of neutrality, which ap-
pears in another column, has been issued by
His Majesty in accordance with the usage on
similar occasions when war has been declared
in Europe 1t may seem to some matter OF
very little consequence whether this step is
taken or not but it should be borne IN mind
that Hawaii belongs to the family of nations,
and that her ports are the resort of naval
vessels. International law forbids neutrals
aiding either of the belligerent parties, ex-
cept so far as may be necessary to enable
vessels to proceed on their voyages. 1t is
possible that other Nations besides Russia
and Turkey may become involved in this war
in which event, the notice will be of more i'm
portance than if the war be confined to thest
two Powers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-30
The Situation In Europe.

Our direct kilograms from Europe are this
morning of great importance, showing how the
plot thickens, and how other nations than
those at present waging war are likely to be
brought into the contest. Sir Stafford North
cote, the spokesman of the Government in the
House of Commons, has declared that England
is not prepared TO consent to the exclusion of
war vessels from the Suez Canal, but would
take steps to protect the canal. 1t is easy to
see how, from the position of Egypt and the
canal, complications may arise. Russia has
publicly threatened that if Egypt assists the
Sultan, she would make reprisals. Of what
nature these would be, it is difficult to say !;
but it is quite clear that England must defend
Egypt. England is not at war, but she is
pledged to back up and to preserve intact the
territory of a Power which is belligerent.
England will also feel the more completely
bound to protect Egypt, as there can be little
doubt that the public declaration that Egypt
would assist the Sultan was made at her iR-
stigatisR.
The next item of news is that the Russian
are advancing into Servia. The plan of the
Russian invasion is becoming more clearly de-
veloped 1t would seem that, after all, the
main army in not cross into the Dobrudscha.
Galatz and Ibraii are seized as bases of opera
tons, where the immense material for an army
of 200, 900 men will be accumulated. But all
stratagists concur in thinking that it would be
a mistake to make an advance through the
Dobrudseha, for the reason, amongst others,
that the Turks have command of the Black
Sea; TO say nothing of the fact thatthe Dobru-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-30

The representation OF Australia at the Philadel-
phia Exhibition IL already producing commercial
results; and gngendering desire among the Anne
rears TO trade with these colonies of the largest
houses In New York (Robert Wilkes and Col
whose branches in Montreal and Sheffield are well
known, has sent its representative. Mr.. d. Manson,
who has arrived in Sydney, and opened large
stock of pattern goods at the Royal Hotel The
result, We understand, has been satisfactory, and
Mr.. Manson has received large orders from some Of
the leading wholesale houses in Sydney.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-30

Il y I'M HNFAAHam NBA " ON ENIA NA-
II VAIN Islands. In prubate.-fn ne matter fae
tate of chris. a. Levers, o. llenolun Oana fsea
AZ Chambgrs before His Homer y Frascis Ia1f nrsaF
OF notice % petition for allowance q sctuunis tsfrs
and hnal distribution q property
ON rcadins and ninr tho ftiion arf ~
les X Bhhop aid " lillian g. FarLe ~ ne sIlI
OF Chris. w. Lcwers, hate ~ tionnulu uahu farr.ssI
wherein they ash tn be hluNed faif1I A. aad rnar1a
themselves with s6l12 p. and ask tAa tts r
examined and approved and e arsfnr rsse ~
made of disirhaiou of he rfvpsrtv rrua'rirr hsr
hands 20 the per~ue thefeto emitted. e1n fsrflfa
them and their sursea frum al fsriher rssposfT
such executors
" = ordered that fuesiagY ne iath ~ fans a.
tt9s ~ ten oeiocE A. n. befra the ssli 1sl af1-
hnrHi IN the Court housq, 81 Hunslau, ~ srr
hereby u appointed a. he time and piara Bgarsf
petition and nccunufs and that rpFams iHfafe.l a
then and there appear and shaE eHase. NJ ssgs
why the same Should not b. granted fai rfa ~
dener a. 10 who are entitled 20 the % rfnFefrr Frl
that TN order, IN ihr English isnauar. russf = -
Hawaiian tAzeite uewspapcr priaffsi ant uuHsaef m
honoiuiu Tor three surrrssire weeks rragua lrs
| therein appointed for all hrarine
Dated Al Iionolnu, A. a.. isth day - Mar lzs7
A FItANJIa JUDO.
/ Atieaii Instice II illr ~nrrsusa taart.
4 JNo- T. hAANaRn. tlsfk % Ne suprpria faart
Il
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-30

Tie regular annual public examination Of the Govern
ncHt fasash lay schools in Honolulu be held dur
ing the ensuinr month OF June, fellows:
vedneslay, Iuae IS;h, Al the Royal school.
Taurs1ay, lsth, Pohakalna school
Fudzy. l5Jh, Fort street school.
Te examination VII beg.n At O'Clock A NJ, each
o. the dzyx uAue and the vacation will extend
uns WEDNESDAY, august list, 1877 from which date new
term begin. BY order o. the Boart Of Education.
Was. SMITH, Secretary.
Amoiza Hale. May ~ is77. CSC ST
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-30
PROCLAMATION.

AALAKAuAs by the Trace OF Oco, OF the ma
vaiian Islands, King:
WHEREAS, a state Of war unhsppily exists
or may be pending between certain European
Powers; and, whereas, the Kingdom of the
Hawaiian Islands is on terms Of Friendship
with all Nations, and its laws impose upon all
persons who may be within its territory and
jurisdiction the duty Of an impartial neutrality
in time OF war:
Now, therefore, We KALAKAUA, by the
Grace Of God, King Of the Hawaiian Islands,
do hereby declare and proclaim the neutrality
Of this Kingdom, Its subjects, and of all per-
SONS within its territory and jurisdiction in
TIE war now existing or impending between
the Great Powers of Europe; that the neu-
trslity Is 70 be respected by all belligerents to
the full extent Of Our jurisdiction, including
not less than one marine league from the low
water mark on the respective coasts of the
islands composing this Kingdom, and includes
all lis ports, harbors, bays, CULTS, estuaries,
and arms os the sea cut of by lines drawn
from cne headland to another; and that all
captures and seizures, enlistments, or other
acis, IN violation Of our neutrality within our
jurisdiction are unlawful.
We do hereby further declare and proclaim
that Our subjects and all persons within the
territ0ry and jurisdiction of this Kingdom, and
al vessels registered or sailing under the FLAG
thereOf, are hereby strictly enjoined to take
. no par1 directly or Indirectly in said war, and
that whatever privileges shall be accorded tC
the vessels Of one bI ligerent within the ports
Of Tins Kingdom shall be in like manner ac-
corded 10 the vessels of the others.
Done al Oar Palace Of Honolulu, this twenty
ninth day Of May, A. D. 1877.
KALAKAUA r.
b. the KING: Henry 4. P. Carter,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-30

tNIFtEME tUN HI % EIIL HAWlIIlN
- islands April Term. A. n fs-1 o. raa-a Frr-L
vrick NJ. Green Annie Grsen Enel far Hltasrs.
In the above entitled libel far dfynfr affarf
that decrce % dfverce fgni the hcusis F
cntorsd In fhsuF % the sad trgsfirk a. CFsaH lHanr
of the cause oftha ainlferv % the si Nreau
made absolute after the ezprafiou % "a ~
date OF this Decree upon
ot uniss sufficient Caiase rhaii appear ne
And the hbeiiant ordered pabi adrr
% this order In the Hawaiian Gazeis and E1Ea ~ -
auccesaive wetka the hrut ruhi cAtinu
month nom the dale % this order. stai al parus
este may within slIou causu atv So 49,
should not be made afzdlafc.
Dated this sth day % AFsii iss7.
BY The Court; mo. X sARNAnp. csrk.
horehy certify that The orsEoinx b a iru. znI aufi
copy OF the original decree Ia ths afavs rultr1
on he In the Clerks Oucs cf tha supreme C1art ~
HawslAan Islands.
As witnesa my hand TITS 2iih day % kprl A u Is-1
T. = JNO. \. iAnNkuu
en - gkrrE sgrrsasi caaTt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-30
LEGAL NOTICES
CurREME CouRr or rWr mAwA

SuPRENE COURT OF THE MAWA1HAw
- ISLANDS. April Term. A. n. iS-7.--fn he mate
Of the Petition of Uu a. quiet titis
by right of Inheritance
On reading sod ding the petition o. Ia
kali Oahu, claiming title BY right % inhefitanca N -
Cf certain land Situated az Wakiatkak fe-crssf
IN Royal Patent Number IA rrsntsd kanenls fa ss
the ancestor of the petitioner ant -.
Sessed u said land that she - aut the vsar
lcsi, and praying for procsss 20 cauAntaa ant fr
asqudsng the said UnQl 10 h. entitled 70 ssai iant
whole or In Tarts
It's therefole ordered Saturday he IN ay % s,l
A. D. ls77 be and is hereby arrontei hearlr .al -
tion before the Iustice named herea fesur
term u the supreme Court Al the IN Eans
lulu, Al which tune and place al rcrous cnneerue nav
appear and show they have shy thr praraf
said petithn shuni be rraatrt hndf fafthrr f.r-f
that this uotce shall he published floeolnu - @
aud hawaiian itnEuagc-. ;he frmrr IN the lar
cite and the latter in he Nepspa Kuoks fr u
three weeks before the is day % nc % term -
preme Cou-t.
Dated Honoiniu March Ith. A. d. 1871.
WIN. X Castle. CffAHLFs G. HAnRFa
Airy for Uu. chief Justice of the Supreme C.s-ft
by The above grer thgrs suneiunl between
the notice and return day therearr ihs harats
amended make the day q IaIv
/ A. d. ls7T. A FRANCI- IrEsI.
| tt5 Iusiice cf ihr surrcrre taast
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-30

M !. d Alns has been day appointed Agent to take
Acknowledgements TO Labor Contracts the
EEzaAAuA, Hawaii J. MOTT SMITH.
Interior oncc Nay -lst Isl. Minister Interior.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-30
Notice
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
20 rHEuNDEnSIGSEn BEGs To INEOEN
tfTlA the citizens of Ho1olutu and tls puhr r1ariT
e a that be has moved the aIsp MescAaaf g
&1as4 Street. next 70 Dr.. hcnznn'E Irus lre
he VIII give special attention All kiuEs q ass1rs.
Clocks. and 5ewery Repairing, EnwrmplnEn &C. Al pa1
from the other Islands addressed % hln srntazr
articles for repairs VII receive ptonp. aftstau lFn
solicited for ali grades of Watches II ku~ran nau.-
t1Is. satisfaction guarantsed In sseEy respect
GO ly u. WILSON CLAf-k-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-30
List of Licenses Expiring May,
1877.
RETAIL
Oahu.

RETAIL
Oahu.
I-Anon d Aga, oornsr AIakea and Merchant sts, Hon
l-Ah Lama, Mariae street. Honoinn.
l-FAs yee Heeia, KoolAupoko.
IS-Mrs. n. L. Foster, Fort street. Honolulu.
I5-ISs ,5 a h9PPeI ESTt stTset S.t., honolulu
S5-Israel Fisher. kDg and Lha sts, Honolulu.
lS-chAs- sylvia, wAinku
se-chAs- sylvia, waiuku.
SI-w. Il. Brown Lahaina-
Hawaii.
6-Akhl. Hopuioa- Kona AkAu-
1s-c- H Wetaore, Hno-
@-Apn q Ahdoon, KAhaluu, Kona Akau-
Kauai.
I2-Chung fai. Waimea-
.2.-AnimA, Naviliwih-
WHOLESALE.
I-E P. Adams Queen street, Honolulu.
VICTUALLING.
S-Ah Knit Marine street, Honolulu.
1l-Ah EOi, Nluanu street, Honolulu.
Is-Ah See Fish Market Honolulu
Isl. Il TrAsk, HaIhees Mani.
Sl-Akeia Wshuku, EAuL
AUCTION.
sc S. BArtOs. HOnOlnlu-
BUTCHER.
Is-AhI A Co, MskAvao Maui
ls-JOe Llln- Llhne. kauai
ls-D4n Lowell, NASilSil. Kauai
HORSE.
I-xns Marin EahaA. Nos =, D.
e-NAl0lo. No. %. u-KAplIelA, no. 81
II-EsPlliela, q "a i5-HOEe. :: 3:
N-w. P. wood. 81.
John RIchardson LahAina, Maui
8 I5-Kt= NahAoelna- Lahaina, Mani
le-Hsnry Koomoku, No. J, Honolulu
3-W. F. Conway Hilo, Hawaii
CAKE PEDDLTNG.
9i-Ah 24-Aana- 50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-30
To HIS MAJESTY, KALAKAuA,

corresponding with the 2sth day OF April, ". E..
1871.
To HIS MAJESTY, KAtAKAuA,
S. p r.. s.! 32o;
SRE.-Most Wise Master and Dear Brother:--
The Great Author of Light and Life having been
pleased in His Infinite wisdom, TO recall to Him.
self the immortal spirit OF our well.beloved
Brother, Sir Knight, WILLIAM PITT LELEonoKu,
brother to Your Majesty and Heir TO the Throne;
we desire, on sehali OF the Chapter, over which
You have the honor TO preside, TO assure Your
Majesty that we are kernly sensible OF the great
ulliction that has fallen upon MS ALL In the death
OF one so young SO exalted, and with 50 many en-
dearing qualities of mind and heart, But few
short days sncr, he was In our midst, lul OF liie
hope and promise; beloved by his brethren. tho
pride Oi his family, and the hope OF the nation.
Now we shall sue him no more. until we also shall
be summoned into the presence Of the Most Wise
Master OF the Universe. But his memory will long
be held dear, especially by bis Masonic brethren,
among whom he had deseryedly attained high
rank and Office.
Sire we beg to tonder the assurance Of our
heartfelt sympathy and condolences, to Yourself,
the Queen, Your Royal Sisters, and to II. H., Ruth
Keelikoani. the adaptive mother OF thu deceased,
II would be useless to offer consolation. Nature
requires that grlei should have It's way for awhile;
but, erelong the hand that caused the wound will
pour into II the healing balm Of resignation, hope
and peace.
Salnting You by tho mysterious numbers which
are known TO You, and with all the honors that
are Your due, we remain
Courteousy and fraternally yours,
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LODGE lie PROGRESS DE I'OCEANIE.
No. l24. a. +. X \. NJ,
APRH 3Oth, 1877.
Sire and Brother: The members OF this Lodge
beg most respectfully to approach Your Majesty
with the expression of their profound sorrow at
the bereavement which 1t has pleased the Almighty
and Wise to ihact upon the Royal Family and the
nation in the decease Of our late Brother the
Prince Wm Piit Leeiohokn. and we tender to
You, sire to the Queen, TO your Royal Sisters. and
| to Her Hghness r. keeikolani. our heartfelt con-
dolences on this sad occasion we pray God to
have your Majesty in his holy keeping.
WM. b. WRIGHT,1
| L. OPFERGEIT, y
Honolulu, May 2, 1877.
SIRE AND COMPANION SO seldom has our outer
door been alarmed by the knock to which all Teni-
Piles must open, that when the announcement was
made that Your Royal Brother had gone to thqt
" bourne from whence traveller return" we, the
members of Honolulu Royal Arch Chapter No l d,
could hardly dare believe it, And although human
sympathy avails but ttle still, Sire we, behalf
of Honolulu Royal Arch Chapter No. l, tender You
and the members of Your Family that sympathy
which Taught to extend to all created be-
| ings in their hour Of afliction.
And that Your Majesty will long be spared to
lay aside the sceptre and take up the rowel is the
earnest prayer of Honolulu Royal Arch Chapter No j.
y. pn < :! rl1s, i4z''' Committee.
GEO. WILLIAMS,