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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-10-03

To the Editor Of the Haioaiian Gazette:
SIR,-A communica ton on the above subject sign
ed Maui. in last Saturdays Advertiser, has led me
to inquire into what is being done by the Govern.
ment to preserve the health and save the lives of ths
native population the island of Oahu. find
upon investigation that with the exception of the
patients provided for in the Hospital and limited
to be prescribed for by the Hospital Physician there
is absolutely no provision made by the Governmen
for the medical wants Of natives or this Island. I
also find il stated in late report of Mr. Brown the
agent of the Board of Health, that sixty per
cent. Of those dying. here in Honolulu, die
without any medical attendance whatever. Under
these circumstances it me to be the duty
the government to provide some means by which
those who too sick to visit the Physician at the
Hospital, can be attended az their own homes. 1t
seems to me also that some physician might be en-
ployed who should at stated times make the tour of
the island and prescribe for the sick he finds on his
way. 1t might be said that natives who are too sick
to visit the physician ought to become inmates of the
Hospital. but we all know that in majority Of in
stances they either unable or unwilling to do So
and could they all be induced GO, it would be i'm
possible for the Hospital to accommodate them. 1t
is evident therefore that unless arrangement
made by which sick and INDECENT natives can be at
tended at their own homes, they must in a large
proportion of cases be deprived of the benefits of
medical attendance altogether. OAHU.
Honolulu, Oct. l. 1877.
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Bien Public. 1t is to be hoped that the Re-
publicans of France will not allow the provo
cations to which they are subjected to drive
them into measures illegal or revolutionary,
and thus afford their enemies the handle against
them which they SO much desire. Since the
close of the war they have conducted them
selves in general with great moderation and
discretion, and we feel a strong hope, amount
ing to confidence that they will continue to do
SO in the future, feeling sure that with the
exercise of due degree of moderation, com
bined with firmness, their future triumph is
certain
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To the Editor of the Ra,oaiiian Gazette !:

To the Editor of the Hdpaiian Gazette
SIR,-The Maori" who tries to help the Ad-
Utiser out of its mudde, quotes the report of the
Resident Magistrate of the Bay of Islands, as
proof of the industry of the natives there is no
thing in this report new to me. Mr.. E. M. Viii
lams is very estimable gentleman and philan-
thropist of tie first water; the industrious Maories
spoken OF are doubtless some of the 400 who ad-
mitted might be found in New Zealand working
for living. R. Ms reports are generally "Coleur
de rose," and Kauri gum digging is not plantation
work Mr.. Williams says: "aH acho chose TO be
industrious can earn remunerative wages tres bies
but rather ambiguous" / acknowledge the Mao
ries industry in fighting and fishing: they are The
most industrious people / have ever seen at the
former, and delight TO lie in the bottom of their
canoes while the fish (mullet, too,) jump In /
have seen them devote much care to their culti-
vations," particularly the women, and can ap.
preciate Mr.. Williams labors in inducing them to
do SO; but much fear the typoid fever and dropsy
is the consequence of this energy. By all means
let us have ship load or two of this sort, t. e. if
Mr.. Williams will part with them. l will leave your
readers to judge "Who is the liar ?" But en-
phatcally declare the Mrs. Partingtons of the Ad-
vertise to be the Foolsl
Yours, ETC.,
LORD MAcAULAY's NEW ZEALANpER.
Honolulu, Sept. 25 1877.
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To the men whom fortune has placed at the
head of affairs in to so-called French Re-
public" nothing seems SO obnoxious as Re
publicanism and Republicans. In their des-
perate determination to suppress free speech
and prevent fair expression of the popular
will, they have gone on from bad to worse
until their policy of suppression has culmi-
mated in the prosecution and conviction of the
man who may be fairly considered the most
conspicuous representative of the Republicans
of France. Gambetta, though man of ad-
vanced views and pronounced Republican,
is by no means Red" and is not to be con-
founded with the crazy fanatics of the Com
mune.
His speech at Lille, the publication of which
was the pretext for his prosecution, was a
forcible but temperate statement of the doct-
rine that the will of the nation expressed in
legal and constitutional manner was supreme.
and when thus expressed must be respected
and obeyed. The men at the head Of affairs
must carry out the will of the nation or make
room for those who would. This doctrine
which may be said to lie at the very founda-
tion of responsible parliamentary government,
and which scarcely any Englishman-much
less any American would think of calling in
question-is considered by the President of
the French Republic" and his advisers, SO
dangerous and revolutionary as to entitle its
advocates to fine and Imprisonment. By the
same mail which brings the account of Gam
betta's trial, we have an account of the seizure
Of ne less than five Republican newspapers in
Paris, including LIE Temps, LIE France, and LIE
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O Saturday. October "a 1871 Il O'Clock noon VIII
h. sold public auction front entrance OF AlolanI
haie the Government Land Of kiookaa" KAu, Hawaii.
Irseri price, $50.
J. MOTT SMITH, Minister OF Interior.
Interior Of8ce, Honolulu, sept. rs, 1877. 6Fz 81
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOMBER 3, 1877.

We understand that a man named John Ka-
paoa was hung at the Jail last Friday morning
about o'clock, and that the crime for which
he suffered the extreme penalty of the law
was murder.
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MarshaI,s sale.

REWRTUE Or a WRIT. ISSUED sUT
~ Of the Supreme Cnrrt IN f.Vsr M n n fyckSon,
ior one hundred and thirty-eshs dcIlra aEalnaf 8.
AAaas aelenaant have levied upon and sha expose FIR
tse p a. knmo. al the right, title end intestst
% .1e SAID = Apans IN and Woofer Hozle, and
.-se ls.5e o. the Land which sid houss 3 Efu4ted
.ncn mas yeara longer run unieaz I'D indEent, n
terest and costs Be previously satisfied.
Honolulu, August 20. 1871. GSsf
cember ID, 1877 n q. PARKE,
sss MaEshnl-
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Lease OF rGopernment Lands al Auction

On Saturday October 6th, l. O'Clock noon, at the
front entrance Of Al0ll Hale. vii be sold the
ten years Of the tract OF land known 'HONUAKA-
HA, being the Former site Of the old smallpox hospital
and containing About one and half acres Upset price
sSS- J. MOTT SMITH Minister OF the Interior
1nterior Once. sept 4, Is7z 6sI
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ns- No Credit for Passage Money. ia
Tickets at the Office only.
berth will be considered taken until padcl Not
responsible for unmarked Baggage amy Freight
GELS unless recepted for.
Freight Money Due on Demand.
n5- An effort will be made have the Steamer reach
Honolulu the evening Of the day leaves Maui
SAMUEL G. WILDER, Agent.
ONCE withWilder Co., corner of Fort & Queen Streets
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GrHGGrE cegnr OF THE FOURTH JUDI.

" CIAL CIRCuIT
Kauai, SIS, August Term A. ID. Isf7
FINALE kao ". w ]. W. Rao T. decree OF divorrs
On tne ABOVE entitled decree Of divorce u Is nov a.
dered that decree divorce fom the bondn AZ ufrs
neny be entered 10 favor Of the Emale w. for the
cause or the said Kao h. having the eDroaT and being IN
curaole TO be made absolute afsf the explrston m az
montha fom the date 81 decree, upou crzzuiinrre
with the terms thereof unless sucent cause shall apue
10 the contrary. ~
By the Court, FRANZ pTNur
Clerk clrcut Court 9th Judicial Cfrruls
Naw'liwili, Kauai. August TN. fs7T
hereby certify that the f0reR0ir< /, rue and f.hst
copJ OF the original decree in above esIllef -.
no~ on he In the Clerks ocs Of the crcsIr ourt of h.
Fourth Judicial Circuit FR1SV Srs-rr II -
$50 81 Clark 6srcuit c,u,r, -, 1tai p s.i
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ne Printing Presses Type Material &C. Of the Once
known The Hawaiian Gazette Once Applications
tD BE- n3Hde AZ the Interior Dflice
&C. y J. MOTT SMITH, Minister OF Interior.
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Supreme CourT--In Probate.

Before Mr.. Justice McCuly. At Chambers.
Estate Of Kamana W. deceased. Petition of
Thomas Conner. for Letters of Administration of the
above estate and for Letters Of Guardianship of Laika
minor and adopted child of deceased and of the
petitioner. The Court having heard the testimony
WAS OF opinion that Letters of Administration
Unnecessary but ordered Letters Of Guardianship to
be issued 10 Thomas Conner and Miriama Kahuna
upon their fling bond in the sum of $500. Inven-
tory 10 be fled in 80 days, and annual account to
be ordered from this day.
Estate Of II. Z. n. Prince William Pitt Leleiohoku,
diseased Petition Of Her Royal Highness Ruth
keskoAni, the adopted mother Of decedent for Let
tiers Of Administration Of the above estate to be issued
TO Hon. s. X. Kaai. The Court ordered Letters of
Administration TO be issued to S. K. Kaai upon his
fingA bond in the of 500 Inventory to be fled
within 30 days and notice 10 creditors to be adVer-
tised IN both languages for weeks and an account
date.
Before Mr. Justice McCuny at the request of
Mr.. Justice Judd.
Estate Of HaO NaOne K. deceased. Petition of
Mere NaOne Stevens, for Letters Of Administration
Of the above estate. The Court after hearing the
evidence ordered Letters Of Administration to be is
sued 10 Mere Stevens and Sso that she be appointed
guardian Of the property of the minor children of de-
cedeut upon her filing approved bond in the sum
OF $3.50. Inventory to be filed in 10 days and no.
toe to creditors to be advertised in the Euokoa for
weeks An account TO be rendered to the Court in
u1e year from this date.
Estate Of KeOkilele W., deceased. Petition of Po-
lobe Tor the revocation Of the viii Of the decedent
and for Letters of Administration of the estate. The
Court heard evidence at great length but refused to
set aside the probate of the VIII.
IS ADMIRALTY.
Before Mr.. Justice Judd.
L. c. Fountain and S. K Kupihea vs. Goods saw
cd from the schooner Luka. Libel for salvage. Case
heard and the Court deereed that the lumber be sold
by the Marshal and third of the proceeds clear
% be paid 20 the saiTors and two thirds less the
costs Of Court and Sis paid to the men to pe paid
iuto Court for the claimants S. b. Dole for libel
lAuts.
IE DIVORCE.
KinA MakA VS.. All Tai p. Petition of Kina Maka
for Ameodment Of marriage Il having been prov
ed that the defendant had another wife living at the
time Of his marriage with the plaintiff, the Court
granted decree annuling the marriage between the
parties in conformity with Section 1873 Of the Civil
Csde. W. r. Castle for petitioner.
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GREAT EASTERN
"A UCTE0N HoU SIC 2
so Fort Street, Honolulu.
LEGAL NOTICES.
5aG1eI.1 SG1aIA1asERs. sIIsnI, cIncIIr JUDaE, SECOND

IN CHAMBERs, CIRCUIT JUDssE- SET0YD
judicial Circuit H. LIN the matter Of The Ertate of
hss. u SEAHLE, OF LahRna. Mani deceased
On reading and ding the application or mos 7 Hav
si1sn Aomnistator OF the Estate OF Rev EearIe late
81 LAn1na Maui deceased, asking that time and nlnce
De SCI ior nearing claims against Estate Tor ersI
s ne accounts Of said Adninstrator and that he ana
ms snrenes be discharged, end the property
according 10 law FF~
90 rs orderes that TUESDAY, November s,h ISL, Al
IOoeock A. at the Court House In Iahaina Maui he
set as me time and place for hearing the said Application
ana All parties Interested In said Estate are hereby ~
70 attend and show cause, any they have why ne pei
uon OF the Administrator should not be srunt.d
ABR FOHNANDER.
Circuit Judge, ID Judicial Distrfcf r. l.
Lahana. Sept. q, 1871. "a a.
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Administrators a Sale.

SIx AckEs. MORE or LESS, OR SUGAR
- CANE, al Wais'nA belonging 10 the Ests.s n AhEl
S. ,a "seeAsed Also, the lease Of the Land fom
9Sgs ~ ss'o r. O. CRABBE,
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I'm EzcssDey the President Of the United States Of
Aueri1 Our and good friend, has accredited unto
u % RESIDE Our Court His EKcellency James n
com Ia character Of Minister Resident Of the United
stAtrz Of kmerca Honolulu; and We require all our
EuhJec and al Departments OF Our Government TO pay
higa Confederation 70 h his property, and his
tne-. give faith and attach full credit
his o5riEl snc4 Minister Resident.
Dooe a. Iezui Palace city Of Honolulu, this 2sth day Of
SeFses=cer, A. D. 49,. KALAKAUA r.
Ey the King.
J. N0TT SIXTH,
oaM Mirisier OF Forelrn Affairs ad interim.
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We have noticed that whenever anyone feels
agrieved at anything which appears, editori-
ally or otherwise, in the columns of either of
our papers, or whenever anything appears
therein to which he feels disposed to reply,
he Immediately rushes off to the oLhea- paper
with his communication, thus implying that in
his opinion our papers are unwilling to give
fair hearing in their own columns to any one
who may happen to differ with them. For
our own part we desire to disclaim any such
purpose or spirit in the conduct of the GA
zETTE. If any one wishes to reply to any
thing contained in this journal, we will en-
deavor to give him an opportunity to do so in
our columns, provided his communication is
of reasonable length, and is neither abusive on
the one hand or stupid on the other
The subject of firing Royal salutes on Sun
days having been somewhat commented upon
of late, we trust we shall not be considered
deficient in due and proper respect for the
Head of the State when we say that we see no
good reason why the custom may not be dis
pensed with. That the firing of cannon on
Sunday, for purely complimentary purposes, is
contrary 10 the letter of our Sunday Laws, we
are very much inclined to believe and that it
is in violation of the spirit of those laws we
consider certain.
European Sovereigns are accustomed at
times TO lay aside their Royal State, and to
move about among their subjects with the
freedom and simplicity of other men, and
there is no reason why the Ruler of this King
dom may not, if he see fit, do the same In
fact he does so. We have met His Majesty on
foot in the streets of Honolulu, and have had
the pleasure at such times of exchanging
saluations with him as with any. other gentle
man. On the occasion of His Majesty's de-
parture for Kauai a short time since, although
it was not on Sunday, the customary salute
was omitted, doubtless in accordance with
His Majesty's wishes Whenever, therefore,
it suits His Majesty's convenience or pleasure,
in travelling, to arrive or depart on Sunday, it
seems to us entirely practicable, as well as
eminently desirable, that he should cause ii
to be understood that he lays aside for the
time being His Royal State, and valves the
formal and official recognition of his rank.
Such course it seems to us would be fit
ing mark of respect for the day, for the laws
providing for its observance as well as for the
opinions and feelings of large number of His
Majesty's most devoted and loyal subjects
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a Gard.

"A YOUNG LADY WISHES AN EEeacE-
- ment As Companion Companies -Gorerneas o. Sc
fetary IN the Sandwich Islands by Noveuaber No .skarv
oat expenses Address 81 P. O Box No. fsss Bosso1
0'- co lmS
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We nave no lntenIlon OF making any extend
ed remarks at the present time on the some
what delicate, not to say unsavory, subject
which has excited SO much feeling in the
community and has SO greatly exercised our
neighbor the AdUertiser in particular. If as
intimated, any people who live in glass houses
have been throwing stones, they must take
the consequences. We deem it however no
more than an act of justice to the Attorney
General to make few suggestions, which are
as follows:
FfrSt.-Mr. Hartwell having declared his
intention to prosecute offenders against the
law without fear, favor, or respect of per-
sons, that declaration ought to be accepted as
made in good faith until his official acts show
to the contrary,
Second.-It is the duty of all persons who
desire the impartial enforcement of this law
to bring to the official notice of the Attorney
General any and all violations thereof which
may be known to them, and to put him in the
way of obtaining such evidence as will enable
him to successfully prosecute the same.
~ 90 mao DOOA OPoHiy dsSeIteu, men III
high social and official positions are living in
habitual violation of the "statute in such
cases made and provided" let the facts in
some definite and tangible shape, and backed
by some responsible parties, be put in the
hands of the Attorney General, and then if he
refuses or fails to do his duty, let him be con-
demned, but not before
Ihird.-That the law had, by the sufferance
Of the authorities, become virtually dead
letter may be very true, but it is equally true
that this is state of things for which Mr..
Hartwell is not responsible, and to hold that
the failure of his predecessors to perform
their duty is any reason why he should not
perform has, is neither good law nor good logic.
Since the above has been in type we have
received communication covering to certain
extent the same ground, and which we print
in another part of the paper.
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Ma n =. SkEBToED has been commissioned Tax Col
lrctnl sor North Eohala Hawaii Ia place D. X fyfe
reslEned- J 81 KAPENA, Minister OF Finance.
FiaHnce Department Sept "a ls75. 66s
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Government Physicians.

LEALAN
Honolulu, Sept. 25, 1877.
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STATE OF MAINE-

hENNEBEC SS.-B0ard Of County Commission
ers, APrH Session, hetd by Gdy0arRmem July 3lst
1871.
On the foregoing petition, satisfactory evidence
having been received that the petitioners are re.
sponslble ard ought to be heard touching the mat
ter set forth in said petition, it is Ordered that
thirty days previous notice be given, that the
County Commissioners will meet at the PAPER Com
pany's ohice, IN North Wayne, on Wednesday the
twelith Gay ofSeptember next, at two o'clock P NJ
ana thence proceed to view the route mentioned
in said petition, and Immediately afterwards hear
the parties and their Witnesses, and then take such
iufther measures in the premises as may be adjudg
ed proper. Said notice to be given by serving an
attested copies OF said petition and this order there
on, upon the respective Clerks of the towns of
headheld and Wayne, and by posting up such
copies in three public places in eacD OF said
towns, and by publishing the same in the
kennebec Journal, a public newspaper printed
in said county; that all persons and corporations
interested may attend and be heard If they think
proper.
Attest WM. VI. STRATTON, Clerk.
true copy OF the petition and order Of court
thereon.
3A3i Attest WIN. NJ. STRATTON, Clerk
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Ice Water,

and sweetened, forms mixture which, as a cool.
ing, healthy, and refreshing summer Beverage,
has no equal. Barrels OF ice water, prepared IN
this way, may be drank without the slightest in
jury; and happy is the man who finds in this sub
stltute for sprituous liquors. Its value to the Far
meri the Mechanic, and Laborer cannot he over
estimated. IL is so cheap to he within the reach
OF all so finely Favored as to be en 0yed by lovers
OF the choicest liquors.,
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COLLINS VplTAIC PLASTER

is warranted on the reputation of Or. Collins, It's
inventor an old physician to be the best plaster in
the world OF medicine. rhe union of the two great
medical agents, VIZ; Electricity and Medical
entities this remedy To rank foremost among all
curative compounds Tor all external Aches and
Pains.
Price, 35 Cents. Sold by all Druggists,
and sent on receipt of 25 cents for One,
81 20 for Six, or S2.25 for Twelve, care
tully wrapped and warranted by WEEKS &
POTTER, Proprietors, Boston, Mass.
augl.t&wlm
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daily Eennebee Souraal,

Issued every morning, except Sundays. 1t con.
ans @ ,ne latest news by telegraph and mail, gives
oillicai and local articles, and generous amount
oi farming, home and miscellaneous reading Win
iuil compilation OF State news.
lerms, ~ per dnnun1 iva Advance, Ss If payment
5 not made within the year. Single copies 5cents,
i . oe had AT the bookstores and AZ this office.
Advertisements inserted on reasunabIc terms
Z ,tes may be had ON application at this onice.
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the Honorable county Commissioners, cithin amt
for the County of KeRHeJec.
fhliE undersigned citizens of said county. re-
L spectlully represent that the common conyen-
ence and necessity require the location OF county
road, commencing in the road leading by the
dwelling house OF George Douglass in keadheld,
IN The vicinity OF said dwelling house, and termi.
mating IN the road running by the dwelling house
OF Clarence ~ Stevens, in Wayne, IN said county,
and in the vicinity OF his dwelling house.
We therefore pray that you VIII view and locate
said road and order the same opened for public
travel, and as in duty bound will ever pray.
j. 4. TAYLOR and % others.
July TO- 1877,
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Restorative Stimulant

free from serious objections, yet palatable, even
inviting TO the sensitive palate, which will create
no morbid appetite for itself, and operate as an
assistant To digestion, a well perform the iunc.
uons OF st'mulanI. such We confidently believe
is to be found in
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Cholera MOrbuS.

Cramps, Pains, Diarrh~a, and Dysentery are in
stanty relieved by ii. 1t will render an attack of
Cholera Morbus impossible, il taken when the
symptoms OF this dangerous complaint first mani
lest lhemselves.
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SANF0RD'S JAMAICA GINGER,

an elegant combination of the True Jamaica Gin.
ger with the Choicest Anomalies. 1t is beyond all
comparison the most healthy, invlgoratlng tonic
and stmuant before the public. II is earnestly
recommended To the weak and nervous, to those
recovering from deblitating Iii seases, and TO the
aged, 10 whom u lmpArts wa ninth and NigOr.
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Cramps and Pains,

whether produced by indigestion improper food,
change of water or diet, too free indulgence in ice
water, exposure to sudden changes OF temperature
are Immediately relieved by it. one ounce sdded
to a gallon Of