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~ 7. BOWEN.
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTER AND oLAZIER,
PAINTER AND oLhZIER,
625 louisiana avenue between sixth and seventh sts
JObbing promptly attended to. ausstf
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Is I superior 10 any medicine ever offered the pub
ile,
No. Is q positive cure for kidney and liver com
plants and kindred diseases, such rs sick headache,
thills and ieyer, 40,
popollO No, IL powerful yitNlzing tonic aud an
tfIectiye remedy fOr bronchitis. asthma, pulmonary
pisrsses and debility PrIcs /" per bottla For sale
b. all drugylsts.I aiU
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-14

" eo6 Seventh street northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A ZINE TwO4sToRY AND
Largo BRICK biCK BuiLDiNa AND HtI, K
CONAN SrREfgrs NORTHWEST.
duly reCorei in Liner 50 fSS i% 81 sen, one o. he
land records of the District OF Columbia and ut the ~
Ne aution, IL front OF the premses on III TssDxY.
June r. ISL az o'clock m, the following described
| numbered one hundred and fourteen, nii,I and The
and thirteen ti3j OF Moulton 4 Hilrs recorded sub.
of Riggs & Plants subdvison OF square numbered iva
hundred and eight (asl and OF lot In Bramhall &
uusI and one hundred and nine ti0o, IN Rigss &
Plants subdivision OF uln square two nundretl
on fourteenth street northwest Any (jO) feet dis
tant rom street fhenco north twenty.iine CD feet;
south twenty.nine @ feet; hencr c,st one hundred
and twenty (l5 feet to the place Of beginning to,
s ws tss s fa ssFeS Sr s
house with stable In rear all nearly new and In com
| pletp repair.
TERMS OF sale rs prescribed by deed Of trust, Seven
thousand dollars ls1iUll with Interest ten O per
cent per aniuIn from september - lsi, To the day
ak a) twelve (l and eighteen (s) months, for which
the notes Of the purchaser. bearing Interest from the
day of Sac, and secured by deed OF trust the prop
| erty, will b. taken. deposit VI three hundred dol
lars (sl Will be required of the purchaser at the time
@ and II Sr At !h are s cS %
with In five days from the day OF sale tn" trustees
serve tue right to resell the property ~ the risk and
of the dcfiultng purchaser after five days adver
ttsement
R FGiyi \; wIIk 4 N Trustees.
mylThsTuSds
P0SED UNTIL WEDNESDAy' June q, ISL, at
| O'clock u M, at same places
hh22WRE is !, n ~ WiiiLhMS SHiir Trustees
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| ROBERT n. WILSON, l,r,.,..
LEWIS {. TALLSLADGE,b trustees

R1-THE ABOVE SALE IL HEREBY POST
POSED UNTIL WEDNESDAY, June q, 1877, at
O'clock H. M, at same plnSrS.
RoBERT \. wILI.SoN, lT-,,s,..z
LEWIS e. TALLMADiE) iFuS'ees
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IMPORTS.

Funa 80 FnasClsaoIsr ZeaiandlA. F-b us phgs
tatuu1l ~ fkes En4 - G. mefchaudise II pkgs
tl Eet preserved iruits. c. almaHacs, 90 @ hardware
%. a. sewing machines, 80 hf and qr
Er arl l-s druEs = lrs druEs and bottles,
lrt Iadsr And drucs- duunstics pkgs sad
arr f Trs rdsr. g rk1s huts shafts &e, c. photo
r1f leaIbu7 81 grs ualsu and marble, 20 pkgs APP
- rala1r- hams. isQ coils rupe &c. cs
rers hsEs ana hsrisare ] military
lat rarc raFflss h4s glassware, bH books, p
trTr us furuIturr stationery, - whisky,
Z 49, suIIillr. cs vine
Funr sss FEtNorz-o per May Belle Roberts,
rer O. nsas agricultural implements
r1ars pErs hrsad. tsots and shoes, boot
nnl ludiuEE. brushes. - bales bags, 1900
fi-ls hiacliug books 1oE hrDoms. pkg belt
lad-s lls sls1 2Ql1ee shingles. = bids blinds
TazET cHudse-g lsrs dutit7 Gods coriage 50 pkgs
-l rara FEls 81 psra Chinese merchandise
rarl ~ pErr carnage materials, 6 chocolate
caadias q FErs crF Epods- q pkgs drugs. IS
frzt 9 hHs apples - - drled Apples- 49, hKs
r.rr q. n-sa-rns .ancs Goods 90 ar sEs -four,
~ IA lE pa thru7s a. tas simon q pegs Eruceries
81 e ASA = IEfs A1rlvrare. tons hay honey
Sac laapr frs ha-e hiis lime. rolls ieAther
Az lulef - Ida metals ~ ditto, 100 pcs iron pipe
IEs meal. = - tsis- 10 coal oil, 10
srt. ss 6 Ial. 4 kEs paints, paint
ll1s ruruur - 2iiiu- a sks potatoes c.
rtsrr. llu1E isdef. fask quicksilver. 10
Ella-r Eiu. q ba whisky. dlito. spices
.rara Eu-rHnfue peEs sreis. stationery. Z
r-rr aadllr salt beds srrun. ks ditto, bales
-r1n1 $3.50 ~ - uEEs Vegetables. zins
.-fa = tttn. % CaIfuruia ditto n cts
ulaa1i lE uuduu Ciass, 90 yeast powder. Value
s. SD r-grsu.re,F ip.ooa-
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Fehrnnrr Term OF the Circnit Court

February Term of the Circuit Court
For the Fourth Judicial Circuit, was held at Ma
wlwili, Kauai, beginning Tuesday, Feb. 9th, By
Justics Mcculy and Circuit Judge Mr.. McBryds.
W. o. Smith, Deputy Of the Attorney General,
prosecuting for the Crown.
The King vs.. HOOlaumakaui, k, indicted for fslO-
nOus entry. Sentenced to one years imprisonment.
J. Kauai for defence.
The King vs.. Ksliinui, l., adultery, not guilty.
J. Kauai for defence.
The King VS.. Naaikamanue, assault on female
child. verdict guilty. 1. K. Hart for defence.
The King vs.. Pakana, chin, furnishing intoxicat-
ing drink; Appeal withdrawn.
The King VS.. Adamu, chin. indicted for furnish
ing opium. Sentenced to two months imprisonment
at bard labor.
The King VS.. Akena, like charge, plea and SEN
tenee.
The King vs.. Francisco Nicolas, indicted for as
ssult with a knife, verdict not guilty R. F. Bickor
ton for defendant.
The King vs.. Aiu. chin, indicted for obstructing
and preventing justice by bribpg witnesses, verdict
guilty. and sentenced to nine months imprisonment.
L. X. Hart for defence.
The Kingvs. Kanu. larceny, verdict guilty, SEN
tehceu " iVuI anu hho VI CIV
]. Kauai for defence.
The King VS.. John Iiaber, indicted for assault
with knife. verdict of guilty with recommendation
to mercy of the court, sentenced to two months i'm
prisOnment with fine of $25.
In the matter of Ainaiki, petition to quiet title,
continued to next term account Of the death Of
party.
Palekaheli VS.. Kaikuana, appeal case, withdrawn.
Keame VS.. A. Ku, ct ais action for wrongful levy.
Jury waived, Judgment for plaintiff for 5000.
KapuR Ahui, action for malicious prosecution,
dismissed for want OfjurisdictiOn in the lower
court.
HOli We. Hamala. appeal case, Withdrawn.
MOeaoaO W. Hnpaumi, k, divorce, continual
decree Of divorce granted.
Mee vs.. Philharmonic, k, divorce, continual de-
cree granted.
Maleko W. VS.. HakuOle, k, divorce, continual de-
cree granted.
Nihokohi W. VS.. Wahinkiai, k, divorce, continual
decree granted.
Kahaleanu k. VS.. HAehae W., divorce, continual
decree granted.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-02-14

SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE CoMPGNT.-We are
sorry to learn that this company, of which Mr.. NJ.
McInernv is agent for this city. has recently failed
and will probably not be able 70 pay to policy
holders more than thirtythree per cent OF the value
OF their policies 1t organized in 1862, and had
at times been quite active In securing business. In
eight years after II commenced business 1t was at
the height of It's power. 1t issued during that year
5S24 policies, insuring sl4 49s. and at the end
OF that year It had over thirtyseyen millions of In
surance in force. The Company can hardly be said
to have been 10 prosperous condition since that
time. It's income has steadily decreased and its in
surAnce falling of. At the beginning of this year
its assets claimed to be S6SS, 1s625, aud it
has in force 9S49 policies insuring S2o617, zee 1t
will be seen that the amount Of insurance 10 force
is but trihe over one-half what it was In 1870.
There are quite a number of policies in this comp
auy held by citizens ofthis Kingdom, for whom the
outlook is not encouraging. The failure will be
most keenly felt by those who have endowment poll
cies maturing soon. Says the New York Independ-
ent: "ThIs failure of the Security does not in the
least shake orr faith in life insurance We showed
only last week the tremendous financial strength of
the lie companies. That life insurance company
occasionally gets into trouble or is unsuccessful in
business is no more wonder than that a savings
bank does Our faith in both classes Consultations
Is as great to-day as 1t ever WAS.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-02-14

DEATH OF CAPTAIN FERRIES. s. Ferries,
the late popular commander OF the Pacific Mail
Steamship Zealandia, died suddenly at ten minutes
past O'Clock on the evening OF Thursday, the sth
instant, little tnan two days before reaching
Honolulu He was a native Of Morayshire, Scot
land and was the second son OF the Rev. Mr.
Ferries, late parish minister of Edinkillie At the
time OF his decease he about thrty-seven years
of age, but although so young be possessed the
fullest confidence Of the Company in whose service
he WIS. He formerly commanded the steamship
Tartar 10 Halls line, but joined the Zealanda pre-
vious To her launch in 1875, aud has been in
mand of her ever since. Soon after arriving in San
Francisco. GU his last trip over, he took a severe
cold, and was confined to the house for several
days previous to the sailing of the steamer His
death is supposed to have resulted from heart d.
sease aggravated by the cold. The funeral process
sion formed on the wharf at two o'clock on Sunday
afternoon, and proceeded to the English Church,
where Bishop Willis read the burial service, and
the body was then followed to the cemetery in
Nuuanu Valley by the greater part of the Zea-
landia's passengers and crew. and by large numbers
Of citizens Captain Ferries leaves a wife and three
children, who are residing in Forres, Morayshire
During Sunday all the flags on the shipping In port,
az well as from the hsgstaffs on shore, were dis
played at half-mast
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MEMORANDA.

t.rr- o. s-tarrr zraLEsnsa. 2. d, THOMSON (chiei
CO. ua,ssss-fsi-aary a. a. idso ,. ~, lefi an
la--r usa- N CO. uhArt szu Franeisoo; 1850 ?
l rst fa1 ellis1 Gufe; light uorthwesiery winds
zal1sa uusl ie stis Afterwards light northeastery
Ha-lais viHis Iunouiu Noon q the loth, distant
I-1 o. ue engine slowed % to arrive At day
l..l us-las si,13ed outside At N; was board
n as Edal az ESQ Time frum san Francisco days
lafa
lz-aIr-. s. Fs-re- oaluulasdsr Of the Zeaiauda who
BE- BEEN ndisrasei for tuie previous to departure
l-a E-zaal-ro died 81 sari disease $40 the
saulf Taur=day, The sih ias his unexpected loss
w., rur'y isii b. ~ board, Capt Ferries was
$50 11t lsl and respected b. Al his oaioers and
Hr-1zlus Houoiulu iutermeut.
n. McDosALn Purser.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-02-14

ANOTHER INsrANcE.-The new Government has
again shown its good sense by concluding bar
gain with Mrs. Hillebrand for u transfer of the
leases held by her of the upper part of Nuuanu
Valley. This will terminate the disgraceful Cow
pasture Nuisance" which the Honolulu Press has
for so long time labored to abate. Ifthe neces-
sary precautions taken to prevent the trespass
of animals as we doubt not will be done, jungle
will soon spring mp which will do much to prevent
the annual drying up of the Nuuanu Stream. We
understand that possession will be given at early
date. The price paid was $4,000. Measures will
be instituted relative to the construction of
new reservoir some distance above the present one
in which an additional supply of water may be
stored. aud by means of which the residences above
the upper bridge may be furnished with water
Up TO the present time the fall of rain has been
inches less than the average, and the prospects
that we shall have unusually dry summer. If
this is to be the case We cannot begin too soon to
prepare for It.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-02-14


JEM MAcE.--This distinguished champion of the
prize ring passed through our city on Sunday last,
being one of the passengers on the steamer Zealan
dia, en- route for Sydney. He is a thick set, hurley
fellow, with enormous breadth of shoulder. and
the neck of q bull To use the words of San
francisco paper " he has battered into subsection
every prescriptions adversary that has risen before
him in the prize-ring and stands on the pinnacle of
his profession the example of man who has attain
ed the utmost limit of his profession, with
celvable purpose of living longer at the present
stage ofhuman development" He exhibited 10 US
the Champion Belt of the World, which be low
holds. 1t consists of broad leather belt, nearly
covered with heavy plates of silver, on which are
represented various scenes and devices. He also
possesses number of gold and silver medals and
testimonials which have been presented to him by
admiring friends.
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Fnru kEun-Fcr KiiaueA Feb tofh-Gov J + Bush
E11 lsrnlu-E, gz1rp Ncouny. V c Parse, Mrs Mary
EsIl-ras Hcr ~ KauaL y . sni-a. Afst smith. Mr..
l1-rrr n kr1ii " So Wm Ahbey. Geo CrOWder, ]
Elk-t 1lul iauii.s. y - NFirht and y deck
~ - FrsruHnoRrr stur zeaiEndiA. Feb 1ith-MrI
rE-zlsL ~ and M Wanlrv sui sons 2 4 Fraser
= Nu-i- Elisa q 3 alik II HausuAu. Rev II n Parker,
= q HniEf- NJ 1ud Nm nEuiek N FalkuUr. Il Fair
atl5 sut Nrs iaurd y ard Nh Burke. Scheoock,
Hes 6 rllae-. Ers 7 A Firrre. = Greeuuen. Mac
ra-Saua s-ualiur kpchle-. Mr. Moiscn. Jahn Wein.
1ns rriaar YIN rhuuass. Ctuhe Kong, W Fischer. S
ua.u-f = este y, Heirks Mnckinersier. A Frost,
ErF u la.-h lhas Ia. ; i alker n Carpenter. y
4 zee Mr-4tas- siEnisy. y Nrsriiut Roth. J II
ns1-r--l-lt and &c rrsasrnrrrs In tTlusitu-
So W1xurarr FuE-u-per Klauea- Feb iSih-Rev
ui.ari d Ialey. q { N1rluziHnt. VI MAciafdne, " n
l-rusr piie Nuat Mr. Along Mr. II Hart. Mr. Har.
~ tiaai = C-e-uinEharE. : v aEuer, Ms E
T.-rr euIll1r- r. 1-iliEr Rer Band. Mis- Bond.
n.rr . Enkes ksrerE rr L-shruY. Brewer, " H
nnlfr unf nits a Fiercs G ArnEtrauEE Delmar, II
Nrs1sru- = E-ul.a. nshuI willie. Mis- NtiiA1at,
o. Sralaiar- M Co4Eus. sne absut IS deck
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-02-14

RACE IN A CALN.-A correspondent who was
passenger on board the Netlie on her trip up last
Thursday morning, sends us an account of the
manner in which she left the schooner Bonanza
behind. The Nettie left the wharf ten minutes after
the Bonanza, both schooneis with every sail set,
but owing to the light breeze which prevailed, the
latter vessel dropped anchor after getting outside,
ana the Nette passed her. The breeze then died
away wholly, and the vessels lay mOtiOnless, as if
on a mirror of glass About noon gentle breeze
sprung up from the E. n. E and the Bonanza again
set sail and hauled up her anchor, and the trial
began The two vessels were now about half
mile apart, the Nettie being ahead. AT FIRST her
adversary gained on her, but Captain Crane crowd
ed on every possible stitch of canvass and the
gap between them widened, and by six O'Clock in
the evening they were at least five miles apart, the
Nettie Merrill being off Coco Head and the Bo-
nanza about opposite Diamond Head. If stiff
breeze had been blowing the result would possibly
have been quite different but it may be accepted rs
q fact that, in calm, the LAhaina yacht will beat
anything short of steam in these waters.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-02-14

CAUSE OF TIE DELAT.-The non-arriva OF the
mail steamer at the usual time, was caused by her
having to wal, in San Francisco for the English
mails, which arrived late Saturday evening, instead
Of ia the middle of The week. This delay WAS Ow-
ing TO the stormy weather the Atlantic the mail
steamer being fourteen days in making the pass
age over
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washiarsu-. J-uu-ry sist--The tripnrtite CON-
,-sasa n narrmbisz ia TIM Suprene Court room at
r.aua tp-dry and orr1uired. The special oath Of
rE-s uus n5ainisirrei 10 Justios Clifford BY Middle
~ rar-k ~ the Cart Justice Clifford. who by
~ Ucs.ar.i hil T. prrsidaE oeser of the Commits
riur. 1hrz adniliEisred lie 9TH 10 he fourteen
rurui rrn. Inmas n. McKenHy Eas then appointed
'rr-rurz-~ Clc-k . he conuission. Il was arier-
- = = ~ r-ocrsiiuEs q she Commission. sxceDt
st,. rturr Btntus shall be heid couhdentally until
--ht-rirr urar-ns. Ahsr . brief session, ths c5m-
- - a cu-usj nnt1 ?. n.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-02-14

AMATEUR THEATRIcALs.-A performance was
given on Saturday evening by number of Honolu-
10 amateurs at the Royal Hawaiian Theater, In aid
ola charitable object, which may be characterized
both financially and otherwise perfect success
The house well filled, and the acting generally
very good,-indeed in several instances which We
might specifyit would have been creditabie pro-
fessionals. In our chronic dearth OF all amuse-
menis of this kind, it would be blessing to the
community if these performances could be given
more frequently.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-02-14

Run OF THE ZEALANDIA.-As the last trip down of
the steamer Zealandia was the quickest record,
we append herewith the record of each days run.
Had the vessel left earlier in the day she would
douhtedly have reached port in seven days. for
during Saturday night she slowed down in order TO
arrive about daybreak The following is her run
from 1890 Saturday night, February Srd, to 4
O'Clock Sunday morning, February IIih.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-02-14

TT Bark Helen W. Almy arrived 1t San Fran
cisco on January 20, thirteen days from Honolulu,
followed on the 18th by the D. c. Murray, 10 days
passage Barkcutlne Discovery arrived over on the
End Instant, Il days from this port. She is to re-
turn here in command Of Captnin Shepherd.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-02-14

fzs- The newly-appointed Commission TO ode
velop tue resources of the Kingdom" will take
passage next week for Mahukona, Hawaii, in H. B.
Majcsty's steamer Fantome. Messrs. Carter, Ka-
penA and Makee will be accompanied with Major
wodehouse; and it is probable that some assist
anee will be rendered to the Commission by the
officers OF the war ship, in sounding along the
coast The entire circuit of Hawaii will be made
during this trip II practicable.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-02-14

SToRNT MoSTH.-Last month was especially
remarkable on the Atlantic for stormy weather
1t is reported that over two hundred vessels were
lost on the English coast during the month. Among
them We note the name of the ship George Green
loaded with guano, and commanded by Captain
Wilcox who is well known In this place. 1t is
supposed that all hands were lost The only body
recovered was that of the Captains wife, which
duated ashore
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rreH-kr Ku-..u-n 60 suntsy, The llth inst, GeorEe
- i..s-t q His L. CO.. Bush, Eged month
nal o 1zFa-a
wHrusaE-At uErinur. Euriand- Jan 21th. Amelia BE-
- ~ gust 1asldr ~. a PARK Hocsc, Nuutreal
Err - tsrrtts- - he late james DncbanAn. Rsl.
Ha-iliali Caunti a. Aeu Ndra-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-02-14

HAWAIIAN sHTP.-The ship Beugola which ar
rived here some time since from Tahiti, was yes
terdaY registered under the Hawaiian hag taking the
name Of Surprise She will leave this afternoon In
ballast for San Francisco, under command of Cap
tain Hodgkins
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-02-14
EXPORTS.

Fau sru-rrur stur zaaianda Feb iith-ss bales pulu
cd has, uaass- % riErs dry rsalA
- s. Enas-nls-rr t-r Elise. FEB iith-S215 pkgI
q 49, ir-lada - hhs tnaiases 200 lag rice
sea- FusrcascnIsr sclr Fnnny Hare Feb iSih2sss
- sls-z - ~ riss "a pEes or % BAGS ooGse
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-02-14

CHINESE New YEAR.-Y esterday the 18th inst. wss
the first day of the new year according to the
calendar OF our celestial friends and in accordance
with their usual custom the merchants of town
kept their back doors open, and cordially welcomed
all their friends who chose to and partake Of
their hospitality. As usual too, gay lanterns swung
from the balconies, and the noise of fire crackers
and other explosives at frequent intervals filed the
ofr
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-02-14

Rev. H. II. PARKER.-Among others Of our friends
whom happy to welcome back on Sunday
last from foreign lands was the popular pastor OF
the KawaiahAo Church Of this city, who appears to
be n fine health. He resumed his work immedi-
atey upon bis arrival by occupying his pulpit again.
preaching AT noon aud in the evening to large
and hlghlv Interested andiences
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-02-14

ACCESSION DAr.-February 18th, which came on
Monday last, was the third anniversary OF the Ac-
cession of His Majesty to the throne. The event
was noticed by a general display o1buning In town
and 10 the harbor and by salute at noon from the
Punehbowl battery. The volunteer companies, un-
der the command of the King. turned out for
parade, accompanied by the band.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-02-14

ts- Anyone having lost a canary-bird recently
may receive information which shall lead TO It's re-
covery by applying at this office.
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NOTES OLE TnE WEEK.

TT There win be meeting oSthe Y. N. c. A
Thursday evening at the Lyceum.
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Administrators Notice.

TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN AP.
II POINTED administrator Of the Of Aki, late
of Waialua OAHU gives notice all persons indebted
said Aki deceased, pay the to the undersigned
and all having claims said estate present
within six months from date they will be forever
barred. H. g. CRABBE, Administrator.
Honolulu January o. 1877 629.3t
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-02-14

TT Bark Mary Belle Roberts left San Francisco
for this port on January Il, with full cargo, and
is % days out. She has mail.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-02-14
Wanted to Loan.

ENROM TO $4,000 TRUSrFUNDS ON GOOH
H Security. Apply to
629.4t JIG. DICKSON or A. F. JUDD.
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NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE
! public notice, that my wife Kau1aokeahf Kaipo
Brown has len bed and board without Iust cause and
provocAon, shall not be responabe for any debs
tracted By her on my account
KOlOa, August s4th. 1875. ~ I sos.sms.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Pasture. Pasture!

n HORSES PASTURED ADJOINING
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