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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-28
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40 Ill othss Soods very cheap.
AAo, lust received, choice lot OF Pure
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-28
THE DAILY BULLETIN.

TUE BULLETIN ispublished every morning
Except MoAlay) IN the Bulletin Building, cor
nsr Washington avenue and Twelfth street.
THs BuLLxrIn is served 10 city subscribers by
faithful carriers At Twenty Five Cents Week,
payable weekly. BY Nail, lin sdvanos), >lo per
mum; six months. "; three months, %; one
month, 81 25.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-28

$3.50 GsGS110 nasaspesy Fer sale
~ ~ ~ l1dtshsh dns Heading
.o,S,12s, - -sselnpss ~ one Gigsaw
,saeAa4. ~ - j Willtaks lumber In
pa1nsas. For tssns apV'y .
Sxln JAn1s lslL, Ullin, Ills.
, 1877-06-09


cosfrAsT1xortE, June B.-Tho Montenegrtns On
lug twcnty'threa dead and sixty wounded.
ANOTHER sTonr,
ytExxA, June y. "Details Ut tho dehttag On tho
4th Inst. near Krstoek and ltra, arc at hand,
noth Sides fought with great bTArery tlas Whole
day. The TURKS, notwithstanding strenuous ct.
forts Ia which lhrJ Loaf s. 700 men, failed 10 al-
vaI,cc ncarrr to riya. Thu Moatenrs,ilt u9pip
tutscuehel themselves along tho pas. betwcea
KEl4tuek anu FSesjrka.
ANoTAaa ACCOUNT.
LONDON, june 8.-Au Ostrok correspondent,
who draws Information ftnnl official Aonteue:rln
sourccs, lsacgraph4 tho following aceuuut Of thu
recent operations uuteE data Ut Friday: The
Turks moved lu two culumus, uns g0ius tu tho ~.
lef Of 0orausko, aud tho Bain tuscs, uHdeF snlef-
uasn pasAA. to Krstaf. The 1attrr column ut.
tscke4 the lMtseuchaleata Of uen. Vokarla. nth
RreAt xa!lAuIFy, but were fepai*ei. beiuy twice
driven back ou The reserves. The third attack was
also ftpuissl, tAe Turks takInx up = positiun up
posito ksstax. wtere they still fcln4iuc4 WHEN tao
last courier left.
In splts of sbts alleged thtrl Fcpa&e Of tho
Turks, ths account proceeds IL stxts that Gen.
Fukovics fell back GU Lls second linz Of uuga 1T
. o'clock ln tas uusulnx, whcru b. has nut
been aulested. 1t appelss fEom shIs report, which
esstaa'y dues nut unduly e1axxsn.ts thu .uecu.s
Of the Turks. thai II Ter. vuEortcs' positions
we're NOT sclually stostucd, he t. t1acel In such
position u to hs oblixe4 IL abandon lhem.
Tna &ccount continues: Tao Turkish loss In
dsaa IN this eassgsusGt Il sboat ], 600. SIX hun.
, 1877-06-09
North German LI0yd.

The steamers Of u!ss Company viii asl eycry sAtr-
|'a!<: ot ps..qe.ifSn Nav Ierk g. ssas.isnptoa,
ssbin. sot Eo,a, .esrage e0 carrcnry foi irslzat
0r passAge applyto UELlktCH8 4 CO.,
2uoWllHx NIcctl. hrw Yufk
, 1877-06-09

THE WAR.

THE WAR.
English Sentiment Decided
ly Mixed on the
Subject.
Russian Diplomacy Secures tho
Main Object It Has
in View.
Which Is to Keep tie Public
Mind in a Muddlcd
Condition.
Particulars Of the Recent Desperate
Fighting in Montenegro.
The Turks Appear to Have
Suffered q Terrible
Slaughter.
Three Thousand of Them
Killed in Last Fridays
Engagement.
Russia Has Ordered a New Levy
Of 2tB,oo Men.
Preparations III Progress for the
Bonlbnrdment Of Rust
c11ulS.
The Turkish Blockade OF Odessa
Intellectual.
French Political Items Of Much Sig
. niacauce.
aaoaahon Desires No Prolongation Of
His Term.
, 1877-06-09

Loxpox. Juss +. ..Tte oxfosd University hon
oraEy degree of u. Z. l.. will 10 conferred on ex.
Fssside1t Grapt Wednesday usxt
Tho ceremony OF presenting him tho freedona OF
tho ct1y will take place tho 18th.
Loxnox, June H.-Ex- President Qsnns stteuded
ths agricultural show 1t Bath. LIS reception vss
enthusiastic; thu Mayor pkcsente1 thu Adlscat
aud the uenssal responded.
OTuxH KkQA0BMEHry.
LONDON. june S.-On tho Esd, Gen. Ctaat will
due With the Prince OF WAlca- Tnls will be tho
gruudsss entertainment Of Gen. Graut's visit Ia
lotak VI rAnk Of gusts. The astv Ut the dinner
With Earl Derby l. rot txe1 In Consequence VI tho
data Of aha Qveeu's dinner axad, On account Of
lsz 4Ajesty's absence. E4l Bs4eun4dsla'a din-
, 1877-06-09
dfed dead we're counted In front Of the lnsrench-
mcnts Of ono AontcneRrfn battalion.
TttK O1UEH rrRETsn cnt tt.fx

mcnts Of ono AontcneRrfn battalion.
T1fR OTHER TURKISH COLUMN
Grfnj to GoranPko was met by Gen. sottea, and
driven back to AusatoyitzA~ where 1t waa encamp.
cd at The latest information. A. defeat Of thia
cotnmn would ieare rear Of sutefinan pasha' 4
army exposed Il IL probable ho will attack Gen.
socieA btfofe tho moving Of Zen. Vnkoy!cs again.
REiNF0HCEMENIs.
From Vienna news comes that Prince Nlkttn has
sent Fctnfortementa to tho afoateneRfins defeat cd
1t Ksstnz. and that they hare taken mp position
at ffcsel"ca tPsesjekal towards the end of Dn1s
Pasa In the direction Of Ntcsits, where probably
smother attempt will bc made TO stop Salcr,nan on
OF Ias way to prorlsfon that p1ace. Int for this
'arpote only 3 portion Of the forccs could 10
sp.fed, ~ the Turkish invasion threatens Munts.
s.sx4u
PROM TsI7RD SIDE,
to which hitherto no attention seems to fays been
paid. namely. from Senttya. The report Of this
third d'vrr"fon IT. sasor Of the Turks sesus up-
douoiedty true, hefnz Combined br Turkish o1lc[ol
bulletins and from other more reliable sources.
The correspondent admita that = Turkish dt.
vision from Deran has crossed the frontier Of
Wafsowie and taken up postlon which .hey hare
fortified. Another attack II ant,cipated from tho
side OF Antt.ari.
Gen. 6ocfca reported to Prince Sfkita that h,
succeeded in cutting in two the Turkish eoiumn
which was attempting 10 relieve Goran.ko, captut.
Ing provision. train Of 100 horses.
, 1877-06-09
The Turkish Blockade OF Odessa
Intellectual,
French Political Items Of Much Sir
nidcauce.



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va. ho,a,no Ma ba,onca =, r,,vo< rh,.
c1ona,t ia
azpnrsxsrrn ny n,an.vr,
in The cobinet and In rea,roined from Tim
immedioto declaration ~ hoa.,,;t,aa on,v ,v
tho wholcsono dread of pnb]ic on;nior ,o.
gather with An p,,clnoxv1o1oad thor,,,
,.-.o;,,,, x;..;n. .,r;n.:. a.. H.. r.
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, 1877-06-09

ANNAAA1loH FAu3ECFt
TtkESA. June IA St, Petersburg correspond.
ent reports that ptojcet IL bslng discussed In
political circles at 1T. Petersburg To units Itou.
mania at'a bulgaria IN IN independent neutral
State. The suggestion emanatcs from tho lsou-
1nah1ah M1aiSteF. II. Nsattan.
NEW LEsr.
Tho Russinn Official Itssugfr publishes decree
ordering no" 1err Of als, 600 mon. So great a
levy ID unprecedented.
TUE CHRISTIAN POPULATION.
[oKDox. Juno ga Vienna correspontent
stairs that In consequence Of the remembrance. Of
tho Christian d1cnatares - 10 thu tnpropriety Of
pressing Christians to 1xht In The rfoty btosIcm
war, ths Porto lar postponed tho ,sonscsIp,lon Of
Its Christian subjects and eoumcdted TO law ,hc
usual exemption muney.
sCHouyALofT.
LoEpoN. June a-count Rchonvsto1 had IN tn
tesslsw with Losd Derby yesterday.
THE GREEK cAn,sEr.
Brplrx, Juns 8.-Ths entrance of II, ZImhra-
kasskt Into the Greek Cabiact - Mip,ste, Of War
il ruRardcl ~ wa.like rymptom, II. xlmhrs.
kaeakl ID q Ctetsu, and It The timc IF thu crct,n
ansusrcction airscte4 tho military onernuons of
tho Cretans
BLOCKADE 1NEyyEcruAL
1oxpox .frro ~ na.... s,..... .
pa~.1." rs.as" saMo ". oess'@ utala'en sass the
~ ~4.psr*A .'suAs coupsn5 oae fesaaaeo the run.
n!ne Of ateamss between Odessa and Slkola!sr
T6SfE II
~ .o!etaolo cargo on tns as trip Tho
Tu'kish blockade IL Intellectual.
ENGLAND AND EoYrT,
1oxnox. Jnno s.-Anor1 ,h. ,.no... .,...,..,,
ve.,es1 ON ,hs Soek RIchansa an
ENGLAND 10 seoa. u purchase tho foander's share.
in R1vnt. som. n.n.r. thf,k ~. rh.s...ss =. 49,.
hnsnc Iod,eac. rroa sannd. .1 sass.e.es ~ M as
u1s+"s 4aa'sses sooa 'o"aastlon Tor Tue oe'leE
that knc1.ud - shout to take further important
steps to consolidate her interests in Egyrt; willis
othcr. think tha sten. slrr,,lx t,k.n 49, .mnt ~
t"",tt. 1 w. .s,n, ~ y. .,s, .s aAsa .e amp'e
JUSTLY 'on ,etut" ot eonadenee IN egyptian ~
cuttcs hnd that a1l scports Of further action arc
nlrse stock .jobblug canasds. Tho PdH Hail
f,.th.,,h "'" '@~1'A"'4 ~ 1-<1pS
'o''a"i'o'
PxAcz RuMoRs.
Huux..,s gpnaH-JI ror,i la, otoh, ,,h-
=, "s ~ - @'S'ut 's' ~ n.&e.s pao'
Hfaea 10 STte's aooat peace satnofs. The tollo~'
shs arg s1I1'acaut c1tEaetst "Aasala VIII not lay
down hcr assus Until gu4rantces corresponding to
the .aerinrss atIesiv mails hava hcnn oh,.;r..,
s".... r,.,.,.- m,. ~ 4Ae9
1.om 4Wks5' IAe'e - W. 9ucs''oa 81 Auas'a eon'
cludlaE Cheap bargain; demonstrations tnust bu
complete. results dscistys. II IL necessary for thu
, 1877-06-09

kAEHoUA.
FiEEKA. June 6.-Uuihtar rssha has baudoned
the tdeA of defending tho heights fronting Eszer-
ouul, though he inteuds to defend Tho town, This
backward movement IL cansed by Tho Advance of
t4c Ru'*san coluEn from O1tl. threatening com.
lnnnfcation between EszeEoun aud Trebixond, 70
1noet this danger Aukhsas rasha haa dispatched
dss battal!0uA aud somc Runs.
ARD1nAH.
LONDON. Jane e.-A special from Constans!nopts
via Athens says several Turkish officers have been
shot Tor the loss Of Anlahan. The nrs.mart!al
y sill sitting.
pksInE ANNEXATION.
VIENNA, June 8.-1}oth fson Constantiuoplc md
EtzaFunm rrpnfts comc of conEiderable agitation
among tue Armenian population Of tho pnshaiic Of
Ersesoum fur ultimate annexation to nuay!A. This
ca4lsas great Anxiety In Stamboul.
, 1877-06-09
DAMAGED CLOTHING.
fire.! FlRE!!
CLOTHING

Fire 8toro Still Ahoad Immense Haiep Of
Spring etJlas, 4,8Q7 Suits Sold in Single
Week. Our Prices are Appreciated BY tho
Public, and our HAtoa arc Ample Proof Of It.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-14
The Attorney General on the Tax
Decision.

WE only allude to the subject of the tax law
this week for the purpose of pointing out what
seem to us to be certain fallacies in the COM
munication of his Excellency the Attorney
General, which appeared in last weeks GA
zETTE.
The first point on which we would take
issue with his Excellency, is on his definition
of double taxation, which he defines as, taxing
Hie same person t1ics for he same property.
The italics are his own. We do not of course
deny that taxing the same person twice for
the same property is double taxation, but we
also assert what we think cannot be fairly
denied, that taxing two different persons for
the same property, constitutes double taxation
just as really as the other 1t should be
remembered that our tax system is sup
posed to be based on the taxation of property
and not of persons. The law undertakes to
tax property and that alone, and does not
know persons in the premises at all, except as
the owners and holders of the property, and
as the medium or channel through which the
property itself is reached. If a man has pro-
perty ne is supposed 10 De taxed 1or the value
of that property. that is to say the property is
taxed through him, and if he has no property,
the theory of our law is that he pays no taxes.
That this is the theory on which taxation
proceeds, is proved by the fact that whenever
any person fails or refuses to pay taxes on his
property, the government does not undertake
to punish the man himself by Imprisonment or
otherwise, but it seizes the property and pro-
ceeds to sell so much thereof as may be re-
quired to satisfy the claim. The only excep-
tons to the statement that our system is one
of taxing property rather than persons, is
found in the case of certain minor imposts,
such as the poll tax, the road tax, ETC., which
are levied informally on all men, regardless
of their property. Now if our law contem-
plates the taxing not of individuals but of
property, then the taxation of the same pro-
perty twice constitutes double taxation. And
in practice it makes not the slightest differ
ence to A, B, and c, who are all taxpayers,
whether they are taxed two or three times
over on their own property, or whether, in
addition to paying once on their own, they
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-14
To the Editor of the Hawaiior Ga.ett. /.


SIR Unity is strength, truth which applies to
Governments well as to other bodies. The body
is at with itself The head is never against
the hands nor the hands against the head. When
tie officers of any Government pursue course which
is opposed to the best interest of the people there will
be clashing. The greatest desputsm is the weakest
Government This Governm en- although the smallest
and weakest among the nations has stood like rock
in the 1t started with the motto which trans
lated reads 1.-The strength of The Government is in
principle in its practice. The people poor but
they paid their taxes cheerfuy because they were
light and the Government mild. But era
dawns upon us! Our ship OF state, which has been
sailing in smooth waters likely meet with rough
er seas. How shall we weather it? Let US stick to
motto and we shall be safe. Depart from it and
we shall be wrecked
The late decision Of the Supreme Court looks like
departure from this principle. Take case which
has actually occurred sells house lot to B, say
amount. and the Government taxes for his note
and for the privilege of owing the money Can b,
obtain redress in the Courts of this kingdom fol
this wrong?
A law similar to this which enacted by the
California Legislature declared unconstitutional
under protest by the people, was returned to them
1t is to be hoped that for the honor of this kingdom
such will be the case here. d.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-14

ASSIHIIATISe TIME-An effort to deliver the
Australian Mail in London in the shortest time on
record. The following illustration of energy and
enterprise VIII be of interest 10 our rcaders:-
san Francisco, October 1sth.-A dispatch was
three DAYS ago received in this city by the Postmas
ter and the agents OF the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company inslruciing them TO hurry the dispatch OF
The English mails from Australia by the steamship
Australia TO New York the moment she entered
port aud in anticipation Of her arrival arrangements
were made 10 have the mails forwarded Eastward.
The Australia entered the Gate at about eight yes
.erday morning. and the mails were landed at ten.
BF eleven the English mails were put on board
rpeciai train the conductor of which had instruc-
tons 70 hasten lightning speed to Colax TO over
take the overland train, which left Oakland at seven
O'Clock yesterday morning. and transfer the mails
10 thai train, 60 that they might reach New York
% hours In advance of the time at which they
would reach there provided that they had been kept
over TO 20 By this mornings train. telegram
was sent ahead 10 Colfax for the regular train TO
await there the arrival OF the special BY the caicn-
lstoq the special frain would bave 20 make from -
10 50 miles an hoRr TO make the meeting at Coliax,
but no doubts were had in regard TO making The
connection The object aimed st Is to have the
Australian malls In New York TO be put ABOARD the
steamer Abvsslnia which leaves for Liverpool on
Wednesday next, aud the Australian steamer has
made her voyage - hours less than the expected
time the delivery OF her mails in London Is expect
cd 20 be msde In the shortest time on record.
LAxER.-The arrangements made yesterday for
the specsl train with the Australian mails to over
take The regular overland train that started In the
morning we're so excellent that instead OF having,
As was expected, 10 as far as Colfax, the con-
necflon was made at Sacramento. where the malls
were at once transferred. Provided that no delay
occurs the trip the malls will not fail TO reach
New TOik in time 10 be placed on board the Gu
harder Abyssiuis, which u 10 sail Tor Liverpool
next Wednesday, October 94ih.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-14

these few points in his Excelency's letter,
but the high source from which they proceed
ed seemed to demand thoroughness Of treat
ment not warranted by the intrinsic weight or
importance Of the arguments themselves.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-14
SupREME CouRr or rHE HaWAnI,

- ISLANDS In Probate Island OF Oahu, Hawai-
Islands. In the matter Of the Estate Of JULES YET
late of Honolulu, deceased order appointing tine d,
Probate Of VIII and directing Publication Of the sane
document purportng TO be the last will a1d lssizsn.
of Jules Wet OF Honolulu. deceased having he I'd
day of October 1871 been presented TO said PROBATE @
and petition for the probate thereof aud for the
OF letters testamentary TO Alexandra Andre Coru hY-
ing been filed by AL andre Corniot,
IL is hereby Ordered That TUESDAY, the 18th oar d
NOVEMBER. 1877, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ OF said day a. s
Court Room Of said Court. at Aliolan Hale HoaOala y
and the same is, hereby appointed the time isE pyszg
said will and hearing said application when and wkefs
person interested may appear aad contest the said VI
and the granting OF letters documentary.
II is further Ordered That notice thereof be gSs
publication, for three successive weeks. In the Hsxla
Gazette, newspaper printed and Published in Hola.
aforesaid.
And Is further Ordered, That citations be Issued IL
subscribing witnesses said VIII. and the hem q,
testator to appear md contest the probate Of sds1
the time appointed
Dated Honolulu, october 18TH 1917.
n FRANCIS IUD1,
Justice OF the supreme oezt
A nanu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-14
NOTICE.

EsEzl.za Government Bonds, denominations of 800,
s- $50 slol1 and s5oO bearing Interest Of per
cent le5 sar payable ten years, may be
zliicf azloaEi. uutl further notice, Appica-
81 ne Mazl-LzI Treasury.
JOHN N. KAPENA,
Minister Of Finance.
Tlz-Hcs Department. August g, Is77. CSC
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
LEGAL NOTICES.


GUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAutx
- ISLANDS Ocu,ber Term, A. D. ls77. Oahu :.
KAMAKA 0k). Libellant for divorce, vs. KAAHASUIt-
Libellee. ~
In the above entitled libel for divorce IL now orders
that decree OF divorce from the bond of mafrcuv ).
entered in favor OF the said kamAka bellAnt thr a.
of the adultery of the said kaahann beliee b. d.
absolute after the expiration Of six months Tie a.
Of this decree, upon compliance with the terms TIERS.
unless sufhcient cause shall appear the contrary
And the lbeilant is ordered To publish a:tesled vr
of this order in the Hawaiian Gazette. newsp.ps
known the Kuokoa and He Au Okoa, for SIX .un~<,
weeks, the first publication to be within monih mn
the date of this ORDER that all persons interested "a,
within six months, show cause why said decree should q,
be made absolute. by the Court
JS0. E BARNARD,
Clerk OF the supreme Curt
Honolulu 23d October, 1871.
hereby certify that the foregoing is a and h.hf
copy OF the original decree nis made allow emitted
cause, which said original decree Is e the st
Office of tue Supreme Court OF the Hawnian Isart.
As witness my hand this 2ltb dar OF October A. D sT
JNO E. BARNARD,
66s Ct CLERK OF the supreme c0zrt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-14

f1rias Administrator Executors, and other Trus-
IT, hsv.zE fands hereby notified that
llzuzn Government Bouds OF denominations OF slOt,
sea slaoo. and 5000. bearing Of six per eenl.
F1s sszr MI b. issued on sppoation limited extent
JOHN NJ EAPENA.
Minister Of Finance.
Ilaazce Department. August =. is77.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-14
T1IRCUrr COURT OF THE nAW.IID'

~ ISL ANllS Third Judicial DtstrcL ~ - u.gIl
Of the Estate OF KEALOHA TX, Of North koaAAA
deceased. =. 49,.
on reading and filing the petition Of JAs Wisht Z,
ministrtor OF the Estate Of keaioha (kl- late y
hala. Hawaii deceased. praying for an order o. = -.
tain real property belonging to said hst1ir, - -
forth certain legal reasons why such real psoPsfn =
be sold - .
II is Ordered. That all persons interested IN ~ NJ
tate appear before this Court on TUEsDAl y. x,-.s
DECEMBER A. D. 1871 Mt 10 O'Clock A. " Al - - :
Court House, North Kohnla Hawaii tnen as -
show why order should not De StAAs7- =
sale of such Estate. -, ...re
And 1t is further Ordered. That copy Of rs =, =
published at least three successive weeks below -
day Of hearing In the Hawaiian Gazette neNsP-r-
lished Ia Honolulu -
CHARLES FRANCIS HAki;
f-Irrni, Tndge "a IudicLA Dss---
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-14

cazEE uous1- HosSoLgIu.-Ts Justices Of the supreme
C5srs al. d-y appointed AHtone Rosa 10 be Deputy
gls % he supreme coari Dated this 18th day Of oo
s6sdr. A. 2. Is77. BY order OF the Court
JNO. =. BARNARD,
SHI Clerk Supreme Court
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-14

QUFEN DowAGER EMMA returned to town
on Saturday afternoon, accompanied by COIL
siderable mounted retinue of both men and
yyomen
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-14
Justice of the Circuit Court I'd Judicial Dsine.
Dated North kohala, Hawaii, Oct. %, Is57. ~aA
6uRCUIr COURT OF THE HAWAII

HALEAfANU, of Hamakna, Hawaii. deceased hsss--
Before Mr.. Justice Hart -. 4
On reading and filing the petition Of Joseph ~
Hamakua, alleging that G. W. D. Halemarn o. 80 ;
Hawaii, died intestafe at Hamakua- the - ~ :
March. a. d. 1877, and praying that letters OF Aa
ton issue ID. +. sanford, of Hamakua. Hawaii ,-r
1t Is Ordered, That TUESDAY, the 4th dAy o. 49, 49,.
Der, d. 1871 Mt 10 O'Clock VI ne and hefso! ~
pointed for hearing said petition before the "a ~ Z
in the Court Room OF this Court, at WAinneA ILL
which time and place all persons concerned Hay ~
and show cause If any they have, why said peru1s Z =
not be granted. and that this order be pupsns. y, =
English language for three successive Weeks ~ -
waian Gazette newspaper In Honolulu
CHARLES FREDERICK hAAL
Circuit Judge. ID Judicia 49, Z.
Dated Kohala Hawaii. Oct ~. ISL. ~,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-14
Circnit Judge, d Judicial DlsIflei, -
Lahaina, Oct, Is, 1877. AK


u ISLANDS. - Third Judicial District 10 Pnao.1
Island Of ltav ali. Hawaiian Islands In the matter p
Estate of JOHN KUKE, deceased
document purporting 10 be the last viii aad s1.-.
OF John Kuke. deceased. having been presented -
Probate Court and petition for the Probate theo -
for the issuance Of letters testementaTy 70 Ja ~
having been filed by him.
1t is hereby Ordered. That Tuesday. the litA e@J =
cember, A. 1s77 at 10 O'Clock a. " Of said Day, Al =
Court Room of said Court at kapsau, North kohAa. ~
wall, be- and the sane Is hereby appointed the nae
proving said will and hearing mid application Ensn =.
where any person interested may appear and coniss =
said Will, and the granting ofletters testaeniAfy
1t Is further Ordered, That notice thereof 0e fia
publication, for three successive weeks, In the hAA
Gazette, newspaper printed and published u hea'--
CHARLES FREDERICK HAkl.
T,stica 81 ,I,a ffrcuit f,nu.t "A Iudlctsl ldsr-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-14

Take NoTfce--sn Conveyaaees and other Instru-
meas. Stamped before they presented the
Essr once. otherwise they viii not be placed Of
ca-d- THOMAS BROWN,
Registrar OF Conveyances.
Es=izier oaac-. Honululu. October -, Isl.
apr1rel j. MOTT SMITH.
a. Minister OF the Interior.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-14

M = W WILCOX hAs been appointed by the Board Of
Essou8a, ssool Agent DISTRICTS of RooIAn and
Hrn.ie- Island 81 Kauai WAS. SMITH, Sec'y.
Easosi5z osice AiAolzni Hale. oct Il. ISL. co. 81