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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-04-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- Islands in Probate Island Of oahu, Hawaiian Is.

SUPREME COUNT OF THE HAWAIIAN
y Islands in Probate. Island Of Oahu, Hawaiian Is
lands.
In the matter of the estate Of wm H. Wright, deceas
order appointing time forprobate Of VIII and direct
ing publication Of notice Of the same.
document purporting 10 be the last win and Testa-
Of wm. =. Wright, deceased, having on the 10th
day of April A D. ISIS, been presented TO said Probate
Court and petition for the probate thereof and for the
issuance of letters to John N Wright hav
ing bten fled by said John y. Wright; II Is hereby
ordered that Thursday the End day of May a D. ISIS
O'Clock of sad day. the Court Room of said
Court Honolulu, Island OF oahu, be and the is
hereby appointed the time for proving said VIII and hear
ing said application when and where any person interest
ed appear and the sid WILL and the granting
Of estaneuta-y. 1t Is further ordred that notice
thereof be given by publication for three successive
weeks ia the Hawaiian Gazete. newspaper printed and
published In Honolulu: And IL is further ordered that
citations issued subscribing witnesses said will
heirs of the esator In HoOa Island of Kauai
appear aad contest the probate Of SAID Will. the
time appointed and that tn said John II. Wright be
thorised meanwhile temporary administrator
the estate Of the said deceased.
Dated Honolulu, H. l. April 10, ISIS.
CHAS. {. HARRIS,
Chief Justice supreme Court.
a Rns lerk 6QP gt
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e,UPREME COURr OF THE HAWAIIAN

y Islands, oahu, SIS, April Term, AID. 1873.
Eapua W, nbelant vs. kauo k iIbelee. Libel for D-
vorce
above entitled libel for divorce it ordered
decree Of divorce from the bond of marimony be
in favor of the said Kapua for the Of the
desertion for three years OF the said Kauo x, to
be absolute after the expiration of six months
date of this decree, upon compliance with the
thereof unless sufficient cause shall appear to the
contrary.
the bellant IS ordered TO publish an atested copy
this IN the Hawaiian Gazette and KuOkoa news
papers weeks the first publication to be
within month from the date OF this ORDER that all
persons Interested may, within six MONTHS show
why said decree should be made absolute
BY the Court JNO. l. BARNARD, Clerk.
Dated this sth day OF April, AID 1878.
Honolulu, Oahu,
hereby the foregoing Is true copy or the
original divorce file In the oce OF the
Supreme Court of the Hawaiian Islands.
Is witness my hand this 9th day Of April. A. D.
ISIS JNO. L. BARNARD.
6e1 St CLERK OF the supreme Court.
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Attest. A. Rosa, Deputy Clerk '''''' supp ''' GSi St


- Islands, July Term 1873. In the matter OF the pc
ton of Naval W, and Hauo k, to quiet title 10 certain
lands claimed by right of inheritance.
Before Mr.. Justice Judd.
on reading and filing the petition of Naval W and Kano
k of Waianae Island Of OAHU claiming the title by right
of Inheritance through Kauwa W. their mother. in
fee land situated Makaha Waianae, Island
Oahu, being land described in the petition herein
and belonging KanehEka who died ntestate Wai,-
nae, in the year 1866 and praying for process to claim
and for decree adjudging the said Naval W and
Kauo k to be entitled TO said In whole part.
ordered that Saturday, July 9Th, at 10 A. d.
1875 and Is hereby appointed for hearing said petition
before said Justice Of the Court at the Court
in Honolulu at which time and place all persons
may appear and show cause If any, why said petition
should granted, and this notice be published
in Honolulu In English and Hawaiian languages In the
Hawaiian Gazette and Kuokua newspapers for three
weeks before the first of said Of Supreme
Court. 4. FRANCIS JNDD,
Justice Supreme Court.
Dated Honolulu II. J., April l. 1878.
n II pickarton Attornev for petitioner SOL
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PROCLAMATION.

We, KALAKAUA, by the Grace of God, of the
Hawaiian Islands, King, DO PROCLAIM
That Our Pleasure, in pursuance Of our Constiu'
tioa Members Of the Legislative Assembly Of Our
X ugdom do assemble at the Legislative Hail. at Our
Capital % onolun, for the despatch Of Public Business
4 O'Clock Tuesday, the thireth day OF April, A.
ID. KighteeH Hundred and Seventy-eight.
Given under Our Royal sign Manual at Our Palace, in
the CIty Of Honolulu, this fourth day Of March,
Eighteen Hundred and Seyenty-eight, and the
Fdth Year OF Our Reign
RALAKAUA r.
By the KINs:
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CuPREME COURT or the HAwAIIAy

~ AsLfnd-, IN Probate
In the matter % the estate OF c. Kanaina deeeaaed
Order 70 SHOW cause on application OF administrator for
order Of sails Of rial estate
on reading and hling the petition Of ". c. Parke the
Adnnistrator or the property OF G. Kanaina deceased
praying Tor an order Of sale Of certain estae beIong
ing to said deceased, viz; The ~ Of Kapakea EVA,
Royal Patent 49, various eies OF AnfWaI Eva say 40
acres Land kalia, Waikiki containing Is51 acres
haio patches. waikiki, containing 500 acres I Kao
patch, WAIKIKI containing 42i0O aeres Land Of Kaee
haih containing "a acres; Sea land Of Wahooa, Eva,
sonlios 81 % acres Land In Kaliua, Oahu r. P. 5e3,
iofth certain legal reasons why such should
oe soa IL 70 hereby ordered that the o. The
sad oeceaent and all persons interested IN the said
ute appear before this Court Tuesday, the 2srd day
ot April A. D. ISIS. ~ 10 o'elock q. the Court
oom OF this Court In Honolulu then there 70 show
cause why an order should Be the sale OF
speh estate And Il Is further ordered copy Of this
order De published al least three successive before
the said day OF hearing In the Hawaiian Gazette and
hnokoa newspapers, published In said Honolnln
Dated Honolulu. u l., March %. 1878
A. FRANCIS JUDD. Justice Supreme Court.
Attest: A. RGsa, Deputy clerk $50 a
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SuPREmE COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN

= Islands, oohu, S. april Term A. D. 1873.
Railikoie X, Hbeiant RAhuhnk W. nbellee. Libel
for divorce.
In the above entitled libel for divorce. II is ordered
that decree of divorce from the bond of marmony be
entered 10 favor OF the said Kakoe X TOR the cause OF
adultery the Kahuhuki be made absolute
after the expiration OF months from the date OF this
decree upon compliance with the terms thereof unless
sufficient shall appear TO the contrary And the
beant is ordered TO publish an atested copy or THIS
order in the Hawaiian Gazette and Kuokoa newspapers
for six successive the first publication TO be within
month from the date of this order that all persons
interested may, within Elk months. show why said
decree should not be made absolute I'D
BY the Court JNO. Z. BARNARD, Clerk
Dated this 9Th day OF April, A. d. lsTs.
Honolulu, Oahu. hereby certify that the foregoing
aud faithful copy of the original decree of divorce
file in the oce Of iha Supreme Court of the Ha
waian Islands.
AS witness my hand this sth day OF April, A D.
1878. JSO. r.. BARNARD
6gI Ste Clerk Of the Supreme Court.
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on Saturday, April % ISIS at l2 O'Clock noon, will be
at public auction situated in Kuaokahua,
Honouln, and known Government lots Nos liz, 17s
and I7e Upset price. $50 per lot.
]. MOTT SMITH, Minister Of Interior
Interior OgBce March IS ISIS 6Ss
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Notice.

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT TEE
- partnership hitherto subsstlng between us. the
nnaefssnea, trading IN Honolulu and Wailuku under
the ZANE or drm Of T. Mossman 4 sou 4 aerebS nis
solved oy mutual consent The undersigned T. j. Moss
inan VIII eontinue the business In own name and he
znthorlzeu 70 receive All monies due the late Arm
Dated this 18th day or January ISIS.
ssOn ~ '1Hs MossMsN. s,s'ssaAN'
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Notice of Reward.
AN AuruORIZED by THOSE CONCERN

AM AUTHORIZED by THOSE CUNCEKN-
ed 10 pay Reward OF $500 N any person giving in
formation OF the person who wrote recent Letters from
Honolulu to China accusing consignees and Others
Chinese Immigrant vessels arriving here, OF
causing such Immigrants be sold and transhipped TO
other COUNTRIES or that snch immigrants here not
allowed the fu equal protection OF the laws for their
personal liberty. w. G. PARkE, Marshal.
Honolulu ri T. Aprfl g. 1873 e9I It
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NOTICE.
RETAIL.-oAHU.

Guarilans Administrators Executors, and other Trus
tees having funds invest hereby notified thai
Hawaiian Government Bonds of denominations OF 500
00 $780, $1,000 aud So00 bearing interest Of six per cenl
per ear viii be issued application. limited
JOHN NJ kAPENA,
Minister OF Finance.
Finance pensrtueut. August q, 1877 Cos
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Official notice been gwen to this Department by
Mons BaIea Commissioner and Consul Of France OF his
departure Europe, aud of the appointment by the
FTech Government, Of NJ Charles Peruet perform the
ofcai duties Of Commissioner and Consul for France In
this Alag gdom, ad interim, until Mr.. Baieu's successor
shall have arrived.
IL be known, that Mons. Charles Pernet, has been
recouiz ln the official character above named, and all
persons required take notice of the fact and respect
his authority accordingly. HENRY A PIERCE.
Foreign oce, Apr. ISIS. Minister ofFOregn Affairs
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c,UpREME CoURr OF THE HAWAIIAN

- Islands. Oahu. IS April Term, A. D. 1875.
Haawiwawal X, lbelant Wakane W, libeliee. Libel
for divorce
In the above entitled libel for divorce, II Is ordered
decree Of divorce from the bond Of matrmOay be
favor of the said Hawwaiwa X for the Of
the adultery OF the said Waikane W. made absolute
after the expiration OF months from the this
Decree upon compliance with the thereof unless
sufficient shall appear 10 the contrary. And the
Ibeant is ordered To publish attesed copy Of this
order In the Hawaiian Gazette and Kuokoa newspapers
for six successive weeks, the first publication within
month from the date OF this order that all persons
may, within six months, show why said decree
should not be made absolute.
By the Court, A. ROSA. Deputy Clerk.
Dated this 5th lay Of April a. y 1878
Honolulu. Oahu, hereby certify that the fosego-
iag and faithful copy OF the original decree
divorce now on file in the Office OF the sdpreme Court Of
the Hawaiian Islands. rfrf
1873. 4. ROSA,
69l 6ts Deputy Clerk supreme Court.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- Islands, Oahu. s.. April Term, AID. 1873.
Anee X ubellant, Kamaka W, nbelee. LIbe. for
divorce
In the above entitled libel for divorce II nov ordered
thar decree OF divorce from the marmony be
entered In favor OF the said Anee for the cause of ne
deserton and adultery Of the sid Ramaka w. TO be made
absolute after the expiration OF six the date
OF this decree, compliance with the terms thereof
unless suhcent cause shall appear 20 the contrary And
the bennt II ordered ~ polish COPY this
order IN the Hawaiian Gazette and EuOkoa newzpapers
Tor SIX successive weeks, the first publication to BE- With
IN oae month from the tate Of this order persons
interested may, within six months. cause why said
decree should not be made absolute
By the Court. JSO. L. BARNARD Clerk
Dated this 9Th day Of April AD 1874
Honolulu, Oahu. - hereby certify that the foreeo-
Ing true and nathfn copy Of ora nal decree OF
divorce now file In the Oce OF the supreme Court OF
/ the Hawaiian Islands
As witness my hand this sth day Of April A. D.
ISIS mo T. BARNARD,
1 tsi u Clerk Supreme Court.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.

a MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
N of the Hawaiian Telegraph Company will be held
at the House, at waluKu Maui, Friday, april
18th, 1875, at p.
BY order of the Directors.
WM. o. SMITH, Secretary.
waluku April IL, 1878. 6s2 1t
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Notice..

NURING THE ABSENCE OF MR. JAMES
CAMPBELL, of Honolulu and Knhusu, from the
Hawaian Kingdom, the undersigned are authorized
by power of attorney to represent him.
Dated this l4th day of December, 1877.
]. c. GLADE,
675 L. 7. OHALLORAN.
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NoTICE.-The water supplying the pipes OF Honolulu
vii be shut Of ats O'Clock n Friday April 10, 1873,
and gu De turned on again O'Clock Of the evening
Of tie same day. ROBERT LISuNIAN,
snp't Water Works
ofRce sup't Water Works. April &c. 1875.
Approved; : MOTT SMITH. Minister Interior. coz
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NEW BAKERY.

Aa THE UNDERSIGNED, formerly with
Wing Chong Tai & Co, have opened Bakery on
- Nuuauu Street. between Beretania and Hotel
streets where they will be happy 10 supply their friends
and the public generally with hrstclass article of
Bread, Hard Brea6, Biscuits. &C.
r5J- Give them call and Judge for yourselves
692 Inns WING Wo & Co.
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All PERSONS INDEBTED To the LATE
~ 6rm of Il. Mossman & Son, requested to make
i'm mediate payment the undersigned at the Crocery
SIare corner Of King and Nunanu streets
esl If T. j. MOsSAAN.
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Do Friday, the 18th lusf., At AZ noon, Ms haJeSy
the King received at Iolau Palace, His Ex. DR.. Juan
+. EImore. appointed by His Ex. the President Of
Peru, as Minister Resident Of that Republic to re-
ride NJ Honolulu.
His Majesty was attended by His Cabinet Minis
ter. Judges Of the Supreme Court, the acting Gov
ernor Of O,hu, members Of the Privy Council. and
the sat Ofise-s. Dr. Elmore was accompanied
by His Secretary and Mr.. Cartwright, acting Consul
for Peru and on being presented by the Minister Of
FOre.gn Affairs. addressed His Majesty as follows
slsE-HIs Excsiency President Il Peru has hooerei
r siJa o. representing the kepuhlc near cur
Msje.ry am ep-ciuy Instructed BY President PTado TO
o B. / lr Mss,y the assuaaes- Of die ENeesneys con-
saa- friendship aud expression of hs sincere wishes sr
th- Fr-sonHl happiness o. cur dsles'y ana % iou
family zni for tie prosperity Of these beautiful Islands
Peru with lively Interest the moral inteiieciuA
nreulfzrai aud e3nmeretal progress OF ths a
feels sncge admiration for Government ~ Your Majesty
that % Your Ma-ys predecess0rs vas, which has
made these Islands one Of the most interesting spots on
desires only 10 maintain but y
and intimate the bonds Of friendship which
he peoples and 20 increase and extend Tue CONNER
Cal reiati8 VI th- two oounires.
shall be happy Il can contribute. with Your Ma
lr.y. benevaslce and making will every Effort
pari Co brlag about thess desirable results.
have he honor to place In Your Mses'ys hands The
heller which Aeerulis Minister ResideH oi Peru ns-i
Year Majesty.
The King replied as follows:
Yous ErcElLNcr-I have read with lively satisfaction
autograph letter hch have received frm Ills Excelen
6 General rad1 President d Peru accrvding as hiu
ift-r Resd1nt o. Republic reside IN this Kingdom
il gives pleasure receive and acknowledge you In tha
charaetrr
Tua ~ please convey President Prsdo, assHrane
Friendship f1f himself and The people Of Peru and
o ms rd a.-. r their continued happiness and prosper
~ vi.h Your Ezeeeney pleasant yoyage TO China AM
y-u Hy ysur Official functions il
cur Jafatal-
On conclusion Of which His Majesty descended
from the dais and oonversed for some time with th
new Minister. The occasion was pleasant ant
interesting one
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Hay, Hay.
Notice.

100 BALES CALIFORNIA HAY. Ex w
HUI II. MEYER, OF Superior Quality, for sale by
$50 ats A. W. PIERCE & co.
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HonoInIu water wories.

By ne hIN9.
J. Morr SMITH, Minister Of Interior.
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.s + the surrender furnished BY one q assra.ns ,ss
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Nh CnAMRERs. CIRCuIT IUDGE. SECOND

Dated Honolulu, II. J., April l, 1878.
r. f. Bickerton, Attorney for petitioner. 691
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ssOn
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-12-13
Things Worth Knowing.

That fish may be scaled much easier
by dipping into ;boiling hot water about
a minute, :
That fish may as well be scaled, if de-
sired, before packing down in salt, tho
IN that case do not scalp them.
Salt fish are quickest and best fresh
ened by soaking in sour milk
That milk which is turned sour or
changed may be sweetcned and render
cd fit for use again by stirring in little
soda.
That salt will curdle new milk; hence
in preparing milk porridge, gravies, ETC.,
the salt should not be added until the
dish is prepared.
That fresh meat, after beginning to
faint, will sweeten if placed out in the
cool of night.
That clear boiling water will remove
tea stains, and many fruit stains. Pour
the water through the stain and thus
prevent its spreading over the fabric.
That ripe tomatoes will remove ink
and other stains from white cloth; also
from the hands.
That teaspoonful of turpentine boil
ed with your white clothes will aid the
whitening process.
That boiling starch is much improved
by the addition OF little sperm or
little salt, or both, or little gum
arabic
That beeswax and salt will make your
rusty fat-irons as clean and smooth as
glass. Tie lump of wax in a rag and
keep it for that purpose. When the
irons are hot, rub first with paper or
cloth sprinkled with salt
That blue ointment and kerosene mix
ed in equal proportions and applied to
bedsteads is an unfailing bed bug rene
dy; and that coat of whitewash is dit
to for the walls of log house,
That kerosene will soften boots and
shoes that have been hardened by
water, and render them as pliable as
new.
That kerosene will make tea-kettles
as bright as new. Saturate wooden
rag and rub with it, 1t will also remove
stains from the clean vanished furni-
ture
That cool rain-watcr and soda will re-
move machine grease from washable
fabrics.
Every one of these recipes is unfail-
ing. Cut out this slip and place it in a
book for reference.-Q. X, IN Alenaa-
dria Post
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-12-13
The Farm.

The following from the agricultural
columns of the DesMoines Registei are
worth republishing:
There is nothing farmer paws SO
dearly for as negligence.
Labor has more conquests and mon
uments than any other power or agency
on earth.
A good gate will save it's cost in a
short time.
A complete farmer, out of debt, is a
character just at this time to be envied
Let the rich and indolent recollect
that all Injuries are the result and
product of labor
Change of feed with horses from
green to dry should be gradual, and
carefully watched.
On the genuine farm, flowers and
vines in great abundance please the
senses, educate the taste and purify the
soul.
1t requires no less brains to manage
successfully a farm than it does an ex.
tenslve mercantile business.
Brain-work comes into play on the
farm to as much advantage as in any
other department of industry.
Some do not understand what is meant
by scientific farming. 1t is simply
truth ascertained."
The farmers capital is well titled
fields, good horses, cows, sheep, person
al health and strength and good ma
chinery.
Hogs are cheap; but with good clover
pasture and constant attention pork
can be produced more cheaply than any
other flesh.
The good farmer looketh well to the
title to his farm that his children NAV
not become outcasts.
The farmer stands close to Nature.
lie receives direct from her hands the
bread and meat of the world.
Farming don't pay" says the farmer
who spends half his time loa fing about
town instead of attending to his crops
and stock
Bromine is good application to
make in case of poison by poison-ivy or
oak. Fifteen drops of brominc to one
ounce Of olive OIL
One of the farmers important mis-
sions, when the hogs have the range of
the farm in the fall and winter, is to
keep the fence in repair about the
house and lawn.
Let every farmer treat his cows hon
estly: and require Of them an equal re-
turn. Any COW which will not make
$50 pounds of butter in a year. should
be at once fattened and sold for beef.
A cave dug in side hill or in sand
bank is a better place to keep potatoes
during the winter than any cellar or
warehouse. They retain their natural
volume and virtue better in such a stu
alton.
Glycerine is said to possess in re-
markable degree the power of arresting
fermentation, both Tactic and alcoholic
1t is the extra feed and extra manure
applied that produces the profit. Land
is but natures machinery to produce
crops; the better the machine is tend
ed and fed the better it will manufac-
ture.
When small grain either lodges or
cripples down without any severe storm.
it is an evidence that there is defcief-
cy OF alkali in the soil, and it can be
remedied by sowing ashes or lime on the
land.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-12-13
Farming vs.. Horse Racing.

Everybody in the county knows Mr..
Joe Hunsaker, and knows also that he
is one of the best farmers in the county.
He owns fine farm some three or four
miles south of town, and is thorough
agriculturist, taking great pride in his
crops, and always being large exhibit
or at the County Fair. He has also a
special weakness for thoroughbred
stock-particularly horses and now
owns, as our readers are aware, the
Knight of ST. Louis, which, besides be-
ing pure blooded animal, Is also noted
for his speed. While conversing with
some gentlemen one day, one of them
remarked, Joe, you have fast horse
and you ought to run him; you can
make money with him Mr.. Hunsaker
replied, Sir, | have the contract for
running farm down here in the coun-
try, and believe can make more mon
ey out of it than at horse racing" The
wisdom shown by Mr. Hunsaker in not
permitting horse racing to conflict with
his farm duties is CONGRATULATIONS
LOrO (W) T0zette.