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Notice of Foreclosure of Mortgage.

n Office II HEREBY GIVEN THAT PTR-
~ sUANl 10 power Of sale contained In = certain
deed OF mortgage dated the 9Th day o. august D. Is-t
made between kaumlumi, * Of the part stephen
Spencer OF the other recorded Liner a. On paras
zo5 20 and 30 In the Registry 0fcr IN Honouiu
cure the payment or 500 IN years. from the daia
thereO with interest after the per cent per
month The said stephen spencer furecI1
said mortgage, and after the time limited - % cau-
the morigased property to BE- sold by public suction %
Honolulu Tor breach Of The Conditions contained ma
said deed such property being described follows
All that certain piece parcel Of
luu Oahui n l., and being the conveyed karmL
um o. by kaamanu ~ BY deed dated i0th day u lay
1883 and recorded i Llber j.. fage
IN the Registry Once In Honolulu. together
emenb thereon and the apPurtenances thereto beiousnk
said land containing acres
Dated this 18Th day Of January 1871
RiCHfD y. HIgEERTON.
ezf-St Attorney for The said stephen Spencer.
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THE retirement of the Chief Justice will
necessitate the Reorganization of the bench of
the Supreme Court Whatever changes may
be made it is to be hoped that nothing will be
done to shake public confidence in the judici-
airy of our country, which has become the
foundation stone of Hawaiian independence
So long as it preserves its present high char
acter, so long we shall command the respect
of foreign governments. As an illustration of
this, we may instance the answer of the
Foreign Secretary of one of the leading
powers, when applied to recently on behalf of
one of his countrymen to inquire into, or set
aside the decision of the Hawaiian Court, that
lie sustained its ruling, and had never seen
anything in the Court decisions of Hawaii to
lead him to question their equity and sound
ness. This will show what is thought by
eminent men abroad concerning our Court
and nothing should be allowed to transpire
here that may weaken its reputation.
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IT is with much regret that we learn that
there is danger of our losing the present eff
Client steam service between this port and San
francisco. The Governments of New South
Wales and New Zealand have changed the
contract with the Pacific Mail Company, SO
that the steamers of this line will not here
after do the New Zealand coasting service;
and so great is their desire to shorten the
time between the colonies and London, that
they have expressed a strong desire to omit
FIJI and Honolulu from the schedule. On the
other hand, we learn that the Pacific Mail
friends here, desire to keep up the connection
with this port, and will do so, provided the
Hawaiian Government pay them the subsidy
of $1,000 per month promised by the late ad-
ministration, and voted by the Legislature 1t
will certainly be a great misfortune to have
steam communication with San Francisco
broken off, especially that of the splendid
ships which now furnish greater facilities
than we have ever before enjoyed The COL
onial papers, maintain that the trips can be
performed in from thirty-six to forty hours
less time by emitting Kandavu and Honolulu.
On the score of economy the subsidy of $1,000
a month is the cheapest arrangement that we
can enter into. To maintain any other steam
service will cost us much more. We may add
that letter received by the last mail from a
gentleman residing in Auckland, stated, that
on inquiry he found it quite uncertain whether
the beats would stop at Honolulu after Janu.
airy; but it does not seem probable that they
will omit this port without some notice.
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Notice.
SUBURBAN IMPROVEMENTS !

I'm CONJUNCTION WITH THE IMPROVE
II MENrS now being made by the Kapioan Park As
ISOLATION WAIKIKI, II is contemplated extend King
Street in Southerly direction 1t with the
sea beach road and thus form delightful drive for the
public at large In order to the intended i'm
provements subscription Of dollar IS respectfully
cted from all persons the Islands, and the undermen
toned gentlemen have kindly consented " receive the
same on behalf Of the Treasurer.
Jno N Kapena, X Strehz.
Duncan McBryde, J 4 CumuIns,
Thomas Brown, 2 s Pratt,
Ira Richardson, Alex Cartwright,
Thrum and Dat, r A Schaefer,
Alfred n Trip, A ) CleghOrn,
Wilder & Co Jas Hopper,
WidemAan, John Patty,
Jas DOwsett, u C. Glade
N Whitney, Castle & Cooke,
Edward Friel W G Parke,
Charles Long, Along & AchGck,
Dickson, A McWayne,
Herbert, E o Hall son,
W L Green, N t O'Halioran.
ed Furstenau, n Cornwell.
T Gulck
J. II. Patty Hon. Treasurer.
62s4t H. MACFARLANE. Hon Secretary.
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II rms ru-~a His Majesty the King appoint Charles
~ nicrsT Ia Notary Public for the Island Of Maui
Eolaui Palace. January ed. IsT7. 6A
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EIs Ezreeary ". l. MoehonaA NAs been this day APP
,glsEz Comnissioner % Boundaries and Government
Arent Tor the seound Judicial District in place OF
2rr-ueucy !. n. Ksyena, resigned.
]. MOTT SMITH,
Minister Of the Interior.
sr4or once Jan. e. ISIS. GIG
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faiuviuE persons have been duly appointed Agents
sadEu8sl-drsneufs contracts for labor accord
ne urIrisious Of Act amend Sections and
y the profession d parties contracts, Rn-
r. hV s--au lll- Of the Civil Code apprO we'd the
90 Iuiy A. y. ls72, approved the 18th September
TIE several commissions issued on the
aHns u aaias
Nsr l-saEue Kaai. Ham, Maui
Ls ~ g Lace. Knolaul0a Oahu,
rHs. Is-saunusi - Emerson. Waialua- OAHU,
ls-Kta Nshaoieus. Lshaina, Maui, ina place Of d.
kamaiapiil. relieved.
~ Sesh HanaleI Kauai.
-.a s.-1. II Pahfo-ln place OF J. W. Keonalani re-
sirned-HIo, Hawaii
J. MOTT SMITH,
Minister Of Interior.
rris-i1- oaics. Jan p ISL. O52G
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n Iia.s-d Hi Majesty The King appoint John E
E,i- Esa- Governor q Kauai, in place Of His Ex. P
b. a. rrzlrned
loan Palace January =, ISL. &c
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]. oufoaths Of office aud Of Parliament
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Hurtzig, she intends extending her
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MEANING OF THE TURKISH
TITLE "GHAZT."

To call Mukhtar Pasha the victorious"
because OF the title of "Ghazi" conferred
on him by the Sultan, is an error obvious
to all Oriental scholars. The translation
thus given is. In reality, an affront to
Ahmed Pasha and to hi, Sovereign, ex-
cused by want Of information. It is,
indeed, q lamentablc Misrepresentation of
a noble distinction con ferred on a brave
and so far successful commander, and is
worth being corrected in justice TO the
simplicity of Ottoman Cignities.
rs Allow me then, TO remind public wri-
tiers tbat the title Of "Gkazi' has no con-
nection with the idea of "victorious'' or
'victory." The dead victim of Russin's
wrong doing who gave his life on any Que
'ofsFthe battle fields that have aston
ished ignorant Europo by their results,
and the brave private soldier wounded or
unscathed, who came out OF the ARRAY
alive. is, equally with lis General, fully
and legally entitled to be called "Giiazi'
and is commonly 50 called. The word
simply means "One who fights the enc
my OF the Muslin faith" This is the
restricted modern Muslin sense attached
to the word. Before the propagation Of
Islam it meant: "Oue who fought the
enemy in the cause of his own people," 1t
then meant, according to our conversation.
oil language. a patriot warrior, " as it
now means ga Muslin militant"
The reeently-published Part 6 Of La mes
ARABIC Lexicon explains the ierus as
follows fron four principal Arabian autho.
rites. One who goes to fight with and
plumber the enemy !" one of those authori-
ties adding. in the enemy's country"
This last addition is simply an enu9ciation
OF what were the usual circumstances, and
is not truly correct. The oldest of Lanes
four authorities, written about AID. 1000,
merely mentions the verb, &c. without
explanation, 81 warred against the
enemy" AS I have not the two inter-
mediate works I cannot myself vouch for
them. But the fourth-the moat modern,
about AID. 1O00-sxplains the verb as
meaning originally "to set out for a per.
son or plscs = and secondly, "to aset9out
against the enemy, to fight with them
and to spoil them" "Ghazi'' is the nomen
1gcxtis, tho active principle Of that verb,
aud means conseqnsntly-1. /" One WHO
sets out with q visw to attain to 8 per-
son OF place Q. "One who. goes FORTH
e ti$h. t tA,s eanssa1nys and q course to- spoil
= - l s.'S WA. ii, 4, ' .'e'asat. T. 5sss st' title
sa ~ Msss a0iaI Ae,stl % fe9ai
, 1877-11-07
SIR JOHN FRANKLIN

The American Consul at St. Johns
Newfoundland has purchased from a
seaman who was rocked in Hudson's Bay
TWO spooas, supposed to ba relics Of the
Franklin Expedition, one of them being
marked i. 6. F." 1t is said that Es-
quimaux living in the neighbourhood of
Repulse Bay got them from a native
Chief. at whose camp the original owner
a white man, had died of scurvy.-Times.
, 1877-11-07

PFTER Begjmring af Captain
= Gnupach if0Ige Prasilentskabets
Resolution vii we'd %offentlig Auction,
SOM afhoIdes StaIdgaarGen i Chris
tiansvmrnsfort L0verdogen den lode
November d. A. b.ftermiddag I'll, |
slet blive I'ortsolgt
, 1877-11-07

solemnly by public act on the Sultan,
whenevefhe has warred against an enemy.
Sultan Selim HI. and Sultan Msbmud ii,
as also Sultan Abdu-'l-Majid, were solemn
ly decorated with this title for their wars
against Russia, though they never left their
capital. / presume that their supreme
direction of the war was their claim to the
title, aud that it was conferred by the
Council Of state, supported by q legal opin-
ion duly given by The competent authority
and confirmed by sovereign decree. l do
not call 10 mind chat Pashas have hitherto
been specially dignifed with this title but
that it has been well merited by Osman und
Mukhtar Pasha is, l think beyond cavil'
It is, in their case a counterpart OF whata
European sovereign intended in naming
his successful soldiers, duo de Malakhof,
&c. But, with the distinctive tious hu-
mility of Mvslems " no attribute all success
to the Divire favour. tn, Sc two Generals
ale styled as Lane ndds On his own part,
warrior "for the faith" being silently
understood.-Dauy telegraph.
, 1877-11-07

TT the r. quest of Captain Sau-
u pach by order of the Presidency
will be sold at public Auction, to be
held in the stable yard at Christians
vurnsfort on Saturday the 10th
November n. c. at ! o'clock p. m.
, 1877-11-07
MRS. HOPES SCHOOL.

MFRS HOPE begs to inform her
IkIl friends, and the public that, hav-
ing taken ovsrdhe large and comrio-
di0iIs Il dwelling 0Ec6ajed BY Mr..
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