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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCo--Ar 25th, ship Gen Butler
Webb, Newcastle, NSW.
Sid 25th. ship Indiana, Drummond, LIVERPOOL
NEW ORLEANS = Sid FIN the Pass Sist, barque
OHARLEsToN-Ar 3lst, sch George Clark, Bart
BALTIM0RE-Cld 31st, sch Jos souther, Watts
Wilmington.
PARLIAMENTARY sOth, sch E Knight,
Ar 3lst, sch Matthews, Wentworth Bangor.
ca 3lst, sch Eliza j Staples, Strout, Bangor.
4 Rommel, Bryant, Portland
Newcastle-Passed down 31st, schs Carrie Bonnell,
Lucy Hammond, Eliza Staples and others.
NEW YORk-Ar 3lst, ship Cuba, Theobold, Liver
pool; schs Fri, Robinson, Windsor, Ms; Romeo. Lin
rell. Bangor; Fanny q Edith. Bartlett, Belfast /;
Olive, Babbitt; Lubec; Mary Shields, Wait. and Clio
Chilcott, Fullerton, Gardiner; Irene Il Meservey,
French, Boston; Nathan Clifford Carter, from Prov
idence
Also ar s1st, schs Ella NJ PenneI, Thompson, from
Windsor. Ms; Olive Branch, Smith, Lubec; Jos G
Collyer Parker Rockport; Decatur Cakes, Marstop.
Boston; Maria S. Knowlton, Providence.
Ar LIST, schs John I'll KraDs. Pitcher, Cow Bay CB
Allegro, Sanborn, Windsor, Ms; B Young Hall, fm
Eastport; Sammy Ford, Allen, Rockland NIB; l. M
cid S1st, schs Sarah Potter, Walls. for Aspinwall;
Spartel. Hallowel. Perth Amboy; VIM Il Mitchell,
Pettigroye, Machias.
Cid 1st ship Valparaiso, Golf, for San Francisco;
barques La.inia, Eaton, Bordeaux; Limerick Lass
for Hamburg; brigs Agenora, Brooks, for Liverpool
Carrie WinsOw, Mozart, Montevideo sch III I Pot
ter, Anderson, jacksonville.
Olu olSU, DdrQuee OdSduduOCt loI new 1Orks II Il
Carney, for Aspinwall; brigs Caroline Eddy, and
Katahdin; sch A Reed. and others.
PROVIDENCE-Ar 3lst, sehs Julia 8 Martha,
Hopps Calais; Jane. Haskell, Bangor.
Ar 1st sch Avon, Park, Bangor.
Below schs w Leggett, Elmer, from Bangor;
Cyprus Flye from Addison for Pawtucket.
PAWTUCKET-Ar 3lst, sch Nellie Eaton, Town.
send. Calais.
VINEYARD-HAVEN- Ar 3ist, schs st Elmo.
Jones' I'm Philadelphia for Round Pond; Hamburg
Libby, Hoboken for do; Python, Merrill, New Bed
ford for Bangor.
Sid. schs Cyprus, Stuart, Sammy Ford.
EDGARTOWN-Ar 3lst, schs Grace Gushing,
Moshier. FIN New York for Portsmouth; Am Eagle,
Brown, do for Saco; Olive Avery, Upper, Rockland
DARTMoUTH-Ar 3lst, sch Lucy Wentworth,
Dow, Bangor
BOSTOS-Ar LIST, brig Remick. Rose. Barbadoes
scbs Jos Cakes Parker, Port Caledonia; Ida l. How
ard, Rich Amboy; Carroll, Sanborn, Machias.
Ar Cd paroue Celina, Hodgdon, Buenos Ayres Jne
14th; schs Victor. Grant, Ellsworth; Black Swan,
Cunningham, Camden.
PORTSMOUTH-Ar LIST, sch Charles HELLER,
Coombs. Lingan, CB.
Sid LIST, schs Quoddy, Young. Lubec; Mary Far
row. Lymburner, Belfast; Carver, Allen, for
Mt Desert; Ospray, Crowley Addison.
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And other frstcass securities suitable for invest
ments OF July dividends, or to be exchanged for
SCALED bonds"
Woodbury. & MoultOn,
50 Exchange st.
Je29 sndH
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Base Ball.

and the Middle States, falling barometer, north
east to southeast winds, cloudy and rain!
weather, and slight changes In temperature.
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-03

We desire that the pubIic should
understand that we have on hand
as always heretofore, the Largest
Stock of
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-03

July 81. ESE of Cape Cod IS miles, sch Norman,
HodgdOn, from Bath for Mobile.
July 80, NE of>Cape Hatteras 30 miles, sch Frank
Jameson, from Rockland for Port Royal. SC.
July 80, off Shinnecock ship Ne Plus Ultra, from
New York for Londen.
July 3d. off shinnecock, ship Alfred Snow, from
New York for San Francisco
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METEOROLOGICAL.
INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY FOUR
HOURS.
ForsNew EnxIans

WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER. Washington, DC,
August 3. Il A. M !
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Windhana

The Republicans of Windham are reouested TO
meet at the Town house in said town on SATUR-
DAY, the 4th day of August, at o'clock p. M, to
choose delegates to the State Convention and also to
the County Convention.
Per Order of Town Committee.
Windham, July 81, 1877
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NOTICE is hereby given that tho subscriber has
IN been duly appointed and taken upon himself
the trust of Administrator OF the estate Of
ELIZABETH L. MOUNTFoRT, late of Portland,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and given
mands upon the estate of said deceased, are re-
qured to exhibit the same; and all persons indebt-
ed to said estate are called upon to make payment
to
NATHANIEL c. DAVIS, Admir-.
Portland, Jnly IT, 1877. jylsd1awW3ts
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POwual.

The Republicans of Pownal are requested to NEE
at the Town-house on SATURDAY the 4th day o
August, at O'Clock p. M, to choose delegates to thu
State Convention to be held at Augusta, August 9th
1877.
Also to choose delegates to the County Convention
to be held at Portland August 10th, 1871.
Per order Town Committee.
Pownal, July 25th, 1877.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-10-10

That the exports Of American goods to the
Ha waiian Islands should, however, within the
first yeur of the treaty going into operation be
dorelrd, and that the tonnage employed in the
traffic should in the same time have increased
ffiy per csns. is something, we think, which
even the most enthusiastic friends Of the
treaty could scarcely have anticipated. Such
a showing as this is certainly very remark
able one, and ought to 60 very far towards
convincing those in the United States, who
have honestly believed tha; the treaty was a
one-sided arrangement to their own disad-
vantage, that their view Of the matter has
been short-sighted and mistaken one.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-10-10
The Reciprocity Treaty.

We consider it matter for sincere con-
graduation that the United States Government
Commission now in session in San Francisco.
has been instructed to inquire into the work
ing Of the Reciprocity Treaty We trust the
investigation will be thorough and exhaustive.
We feel very confident that such an examina-
ton will show conclusively to any fair and
unpreiudiced mind that the treaty, instead Of
being, as has been asserted in some quarters,
one sided contriyance by which few sugar
planters in these Islands were to be enriched
st the expense Of the United States, is, on the
contrary, fair and equitable arrangement for
the mutual advantage of the people Of both
countries. And not only so, bu. that the
business advantages TO accrue to the people Of
the United States will, to considerable e1-
tent, Be redpad By them IN adra1lcs of thoee to
be enjoyed by our own people.
On this point especially we call attention to
the evidence Of Mr.. Severance, the Hawaiian
Consul IN San Francisco. Mr.. S. having oc-
easion in the course of his official duties to
certify all invoices fo- goods exported from
San Francisco to these Islands is able to give.
not opinions and estimates, but facts. From
his testimony, before the Commission, as re-
ported in another column, il appears that the
exports in question for the year ending Sept,
1877, VIII be JEs about doxbis what they were
for the preceding year.
Almost equally important and suggestive
also inthis connection. is the evidence of Mr..
Henry B. Williams which is as follows
There is large increase of exports to the
" Islands. Registered tonnage to the Islands
" has increased fly per csnf, and whereas
vessels previously had light and not very
" valuable cargOes, such as coarse goods, now
" they go full and the cargOes consist of valu-
able merchandise"
The calculation Of the friends of the treaty
in the United States, of course was that by the
admission Of American goods free their coun-
Try would obtain the virtual control of the
trade with these Islands, and that the in
creased profits the Islands would make from
the removal of thcduty on their great staples,
and the increased production which such ad-
ditional profit would stimulate, would increase
their ability and disposition to purchase
American goods 70 such an extent as would
more than compensate the United States for
the loss of duties On the comparatively limited
amount Of Hawaiian sugar, nee, etc, hereto
fore produced and exported to that country.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-10-10
Foa the benefit Of our lady readers we cop,

FoR the benefit of our lady readers we copy
the following from the September number Of
the Paris Rssss d. Ia Node.
"war is declared. but do not Be alarmed. fair
readers the contest aluds to VIII not disturb the
peace and happaess Of nations. the ecmbatants en-
gagged being the robe prncesss" and the " eorsags
euirssse." each making . hard struggle for prees-
dence. As yet the bsIgersnts stand equal ground.
But viewing things with 40 experienced eye. dare
say the contest will result. As oftsn happens. in
graser matters. IN eompromise injarioas to the
dignity Of neither party. Therefore prepare for all
sorts Of baatsns and innovations from the fact
Of the existing rivalry between tbs two cuts. and let
Interested parties for tie style most beeoping
to their asare- Personally. prefer the prineesse
robe because shows al the outlines Of the fgars to
the most advantage. Bat. unfortunately. IL does
not suit every one. my advice ladies is as II
has always BEEN to that which Is must suitable
tn their figure. age. and style Of feature
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-10-10
Supreme Co.r1.-oc.. Tern. ISL;
Mr.. Justice Jadd presiding

Mr.. Justice Jadd presiding.
Hi. EI. A. s. Hartusll. Attorney General, for the
Grown.
Oct The King Va. PipiilAni. Furnishing in.
toxicatng drinks to natives Tried by native jury
Who rstarned verdict Of not guiirJ-0us disselring
Coed Brown for the defendant-
Tie King vs.. Pilipo. lareeny. Tried by a native
jury. Who retained verdict Of not guilty-tuo dis
ssasisg Cecil Brown for prSseeutioa. s. B. Dole for
prisoner
3--The King VI. Sam Kelly. larceny of cattle
Tried by native jury, who retained . unauin ogI
verdict Of guilty Of enbeIxenent Sentenced TO one
years imprisonment At hard Labor and eosts SAG so
J. n. Davidson for defendsnt-
The Eingvs. Nakooko and Keikoihus, rrcss cheat.
Appeal fron the Police Justice of HoaollIa. Tined
BY native Jury. Who returned unanimous verdict
Of guilty Sentenced to 90 days each at hard IabO,
and eests s97.sa each g. B. K,isaakans for The
dsfsadants.
AL. sisnsel vs. Hitchcock ct sl., eousinusd I'll
next term
The King 8 Dehor. Haaknlou. enhezzlsusrt.
Tired by native jary. and verdict of guilty re-
t1rned- M Bieksrtos, for the prsoner, excepted 10
the verdict and gave notice Of motion for new trial
which WAS Afterwards overruled. and the prisoner
ssntsnesd 10 one years imprisonment and eoss ss3 Is
CIVIL CAUSES.
4--Kupeie rs- Kahananui. a.sunpsit for the value
Of some kale- Appeal froa the Court Of Oahu
Trad BY native jury, vho returned verdis, for
plaintiff for the sum Of SIS without interest," T. r.
Bicksrsos for piansif. Cecil Brown fbr defendant.
who excepted TO ths verdict
J. n. Gilman Va Hzna Eashoohuii ct a., eject.
meat Trisd By native jury, Who found verdict
for the dsfends.t-svs dissseking- J. n. Daridssn
fur plsist4. uhs excepted 10 thu rsrdct W. B. Cas-
Tie for defeadxnfs.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-10-10

orR readers will perhaps remember that in
our issue of September 2sth, we declined to
accept, as conclusive, the accounts that had
recently been received from the seat of war,
to the effect that the Russians had captured
Pievna and been successful in other important
if not decisive operations. We called atten-
tion TO the fact that the time which had been
spent by the Russians in bringing up rein
forcemeuts and supplies had probably been
equally well improved by their opponents,
whose transportation facilities were superior
20 theirs, and that the net result of the opera
tons then being carried on WAS still matter
Of great uncertainty.
1t will be seen from the war news received
by the "a Bonanza" and Australia and pub
lished in to-day's GAZETTE, that we were
fully justified in the ground we took at that
time
1t now appears that the Russians, instead
oftaking Plevna, were, after repeated attempts
of the most desperate and determined charac-
ter, repulsed.with frightful slaughter. At no
point had they, at the latest accounts, gained
any advantages which could in any degree
compensate for the tremendous loss they had
sustained, and should the reported capture of
ShipkA Pass by the Turks prove true, the
Russian campaign in Bulgaria may be set
down as dead failure
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-10-10

MarshaI's Sale.

III VIRTUE OF a Will 10
ID Of the Supreme Court % hso -: : -
for one hundred and thirfy-els1s ~ ~ o
Apsna. defendznt. have leyisa '2'9 ~ 2 -
sale on the ID DAY Of octobsr. a y. =. - =
the premises. at Kanoliih. Al ne se<s.sls 49,
he 80 -. a r a. fs1d % rheh - - -
which has years logger 70 ran. 49,
teresf and costs be previously q. :. : pazxz a
Honoiulu. Au<usi .. M -
The shove ale has been pos'Sonsex q ~
eenbsf ID. l7z-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-10-10
Regular Correspondence from
San ErUncisco.-yo o.

SAN FRsxcsco. Sept Il. 1877.
"rAssISs EvExrs,"
Since nv last letter. have Dot been very numerous.
startling or strange in the world at large.
The death of Brigham Young. the Mormon Prophet.
and the death Of Theirs the ex President of the
French RePubic. are the two principal events.
The war goes with increasing sar.geness in
Europe. while in America President Hayes is doing
much BY his visits aud speeches to bring about a
feeling of ani,y and good viii between s,s difsrsn,
sections Of this Rspublie.
TIE ELEcriox
Which hA, jsst been held in this City aad State for
been the absorbing topic of in.re,, multitude 0.
people, II has passed. and there many disap p
pointed candidates lying about loose. with heads
and eyes. Il was general scramble for once. for
the bread that the oee gives of course there
. Republican and . Democratic ticket. but their
we're great nany tickets besides and the principles
Of party entered to very small degree into the is.
Of the contest In this city it takes about q
week to eoant the ballots cast at such m election
aud il costs . bit a ballot. to make the count.
Nov that it is over. disappointed candidates who
Elections in San Francisco cost gres, deal Of
Probably the last election did not less than $50.
600. Add this to the cost Of all elections in this
uaioa and what yearly e1Pendi,ars ii gives As one
Item 10 the cost Of sell Gorsrnment.
SILVER
10 now the cheapest earrsaey We have. 500 in sill
yer is now worth $500 gold. 500 in grecnbssks ia
nov worth $500 gold So silver is eouing more
and mere into general use- The exchanges At the
San Frsneisco Clearing House set forth this fact in
very strong light and IL - creating some alarm
among bankers and Others lest ba'iness drift too
largely 10 that direction. fns old silver dollar con-
'Aihsd *izs grams ~hie me Two nail dollars NC
nov use contains only 's' grams. Nearly all labor
IN tnls eity Is PAID IN silver and iaoorers have no
feiisi' thsy must take the shSa or throw up their
situations From them the silver goes to the traders
and In most lines Of trade composition Is SO active
that merehAnts are esnPeisd to take silver without
limit and get even with their Gust 0rsrs some other
way. Thus this silver question is uPsesting all
values !est now We have about . million dollars
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-10-10

Lo1dou, August 2sgh The Russian Newspaper
Vsdeonete, after an elaborate review Of the suns
already expended on the war, draws the coueir-
sion that II the var as,s till next Anfur,n II viii
cost not less than S0,Uoo 600 roubles, Of which
"a coo 0oa have already been expeuded- To cover
this sum, there h reserve Of l50 600 900 rouhles
which iherr il slrssdy 81 loo 600 r1uhles In Cir
cnlation, must be islled.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-10-10
LEGAL NOTICES.
TN cHAMBERs, crRcurr JrDeE SIC

IL Judicial Circuit, H. LIN the matter a - -
Hev. Q. sEARLE. Of LzhAina. Maui. decs1.l
on reading and nling the Application q l,z-
seiden, Administrator Of the Estate Of Rss { =.
OF Lahaina, Maui. decsased asking thai IN ,,
be set for hearing ciAlms against s.d Ez>A's >
ING the accounts Of sad Administrator. and = =
his snreties be discharged, and the prs2sv -
according to law. q
IL Is Ordered that TUESDAY. sovsnsf y
10 o'clock A. NJ. ~ the Court House. IN LA-..-
set As the time and place for hearing the sa.d
and all parties interested In tald Estate are ~,
TO attend and show cause. II any thsy have. ~ =
lion % the Administrator shouid not BE- zrz,sse-
ABB F0EsAsln
Circuit Judge, ID Jsdicia n11r1 =
LAhaina. Sept. q. is77.
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Notice to Creditors.

In TUE NArrER OF rHE ESrATE OF HIS
II late Rnyal Hishness Prince william Pitt Leleohoku.
Al persons having claims against this Estate whether
secured BY rtge otherwise. required to forward
such p.rusu thereof duly verified. to the
undersigned simon KsloA kaa, Administrator Of the
said Estate HI ONCE KaEkopua, Hon,uu. within
months IRON the date OF the first pubcat OF this sd
vertisemeut. they will be forever barred
And all persons Indebted the said Estate hereby
required pay the undersigned forthwith.
SIMON kALJOA kAAI,
Administration Of the Estate OF
His Royal HighuesS Wnl- p. Leleiohoku-
Dated this tth day of october, 1877. COS Il
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-10-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Pound Notice,

n THERE ARE IMPOUNDED AT THE
Government roand. koholauA. Honolulu, oahu,
60 aud vii sold At Public Auction Saturday.
Oct 10Th, at u o'ccs aud described follows:
horse. brand ieft his RL red horse brand
len indescrbahis; red horse, brand right ndecroaole
N. A. KAAukUU,
Poundmaster.
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N EW GOODS.
From London. via Sydney.

From London. via sydney.
A very SELECT INVOICE OF SCOTCH
II full qparto Cabinet Albums
i ditto ditto Scrap Albums,
sFrench level KeIeidescopes
! Walnut kaleidoscope.
cAs'els Family Bibles. 800 illustrations in various
Prayer Prayer Books, rs.taments. and Pocket Bibles.
neavy border Mourning Envelopes and Paper
Gniotts Steel Pens
NEW BOOKS.
r ras sisn co. War, vos Illustrated
Easaehs World Of woader. Illustrated,
Pictures OF English Landscape Linsrat.d
Mimotts Sacred Poetry, Illustrated
nses,ys 100 Gems Of Poetry,
100 vols Of Standard Novels
xAisntine's Housebook for Glri.
6ngihn Echoes Of German songs,
Hans Book Of Ballads,
And many others.
Also, Received from New York,
Miss Beecher's House keeper and Heaitb tse,.-
ne Anster's Wooing.
LAYERS Adventure on Sea and Land.
~ els Every Man His Own LAWYER
hassers Pocket Ensinesr's Book
Bra.s,,. r iIs w1ts and Household EsxAncisa
lennon sense In the Household
a. ho, 1.-the ne Fort beautifully Illustrated
M l, and Tales sidoai.. --<'
mouth collection, Hymns and Tune@
pesa ~ ~ onaofiaged and Pocket Dictionaries
ne H Il n.s s s. Line upon line &C.
Me- ~coans o,t Ralph wnson's weire.
vans scrap Book READING xitson, 49,.
niahs STATIONS Book keeping and Blank ii'-
GREAT TARIErY OF
'Ape'erie Bexes and New Stationery.
Sass Arrived a.d .sr1
- -m FOR Sale By H. wur~x
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-10-10

THE Americans have again been victorious
in the international Rife Match al Creedmoor,
the score standing as follows:
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-10-10

Tor sale or Lease
IA RrztlsE fr~u-- IgPs. AaarrAl &e. q liz ofncs
E.--1 ne HEuzzas Gzzzrte oeacs-'' Appi1sfioas
azAee Iuterior Ole.ce-
eE q J. nDTT SMITH. Msntster Of Inter5or.
On s@sz-e1s. ocnsh-r "a ISL. Z 0eaock noon vii
80 pa.1c ne frouf % Aoisni
A@a Ina GoEsr1EnenE La-a9 q a. Khi0kAA- KA1 Hawaii
Cp-rz p-1ne r@c
J. MoTT SMITH. Master Of Int<rior.
1zssrtn- oeArS- Honuaslu- sgt "a. ls--- o.. u
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-10-10

We find there are those among us who be-
lieve that the cause of public morality and
the best interests of the community generally,
are to be promoted by calling our cores
pondents ''rag pickers" and "gutter snipes."
There is no accounting for tastes.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-10-10

IT IS not our intention that the trumpet of
the GAzrrrK shall give an uncertain sound"
on any matters of legitimate public interest.
On certain questions affecting the moral WELL
being of this community and the proper re-
lafions Of the law thereto, we have, we be-
iieve, some tolerably decided opinions which
We purpose laying before the public at no
distant day in the columns of the GAZETTE.
We prefer, however, to wait until some of the
dust which prejudice, personal interests, and
party and social rivairies have conspired to
raise, has had chance TO somewhat subside.
IT is quite evident that the advertiser is not
pleased with our brief editorial on the posi-
ton Of the Attorney General, which appeared
in the last number Of the GAZETTE As We
cannot expect to always please everybody, we
are not surprised that even the candid and
courteous critic Of the 4idresiseT takes occa-
SIGNAL exception TO our remarks. We consider
it, however, duv-not only to ourselves, but
also TO our readers, to say that the Advertisers
insiDuAtiOn of the article in question being
written or suggested, either in whole or in
part, by the Attorney General or any ether
outside party is entirely uncalled for and
destitute of any foundation in fact 1t is
simply untrue.
The I" new Editor" has not only written all
his own editorials thus far, but considers him.
self quite capable of doing SO in the future.
As for our correspondent who signs himself
with three stars" as well as all other cor
respondents, they must fight their own battles.
We have nothing to do with the matter
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-10-10

sE No Credit for Passage Money. va
Tickets at the ONCE only.
No berth viii be considered Ill paidte,. Not
responsible for unmarked baggage Freight
GELS unless recelpted for.
Freight Money Due on Demand.
ns- An effort will be to have the Steamer reach
Honoluu on the evening OF the same day she leaves Maui
SAMUEL @. WILDER, Agent.
ONCE withwlder Co.. of Fort Queen Streets
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Su..EME csuRr-Ix Eaun!-..,,

SUPREME C0URT-IN EQDul-,r
= WRIGHT, Trustee Of the Estate % ~ y II
decezsed. VI W. PinehAsa wood And ~
Hutchinson Petition for foreclosure
supreme Court, Hawaiian IslA1ds
To w. Q. Parke, Esq AfarshaI Of he hs--
or his Deputy-Greefins: So
fol are commanded, b. order o. ~ :.
francis Judd, Justice OF the Suprsms 80. 49,
chancellor, TO summoa W. Pinshasz woea =. 4 n
and r. W. Hutehlson, Of Honolulu. dsie 600
Appear before him. the Aforesaid Jusfics A. - ~
the Court House. In the CITY Of Ho1oi-i1, ;. a
on Friday the sth day Of November nsI- ,.sr1|
A. u % show cznse uhy the pfsysr = b
Cartwright. Trustee OF the estate Of hs.1 -
ceased, complainant, should not Be xrtn,.[
the tenor OF biz bill OF complaint bers;o :. "A -
And have you then there this WI. E@ -
your proceedings thereon s-.,aH
Witness the Honorable 4 Frnnc1 l,- -. IA Al
IT, 81 Supreme Court 1t Hononi's -
July. A D. 1871 ,r.zn n
] hereby certify that the forssoinr -, 4 ~
original summons aled In the Supreme Oo-'
dom. 80
In witness whereof have hersznie 81 ~
II ssaI. this z5d day Of Jely; a u<x -
~ go
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-10-10

WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1877.
HKR Royal Highness the Heir Apparent
left for Kanai by the schooner Marion on
Monday afternoon, receiving, on her depart
ure the customary salute from the Punehbowl
Battery.
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American Team : 1884
British Team /: :: {: 3242
Though the margin is not large, this may lie
called fair and handsome beat Uncle Sam
is ahead vet