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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-27

The bar Of Lyons Is on strike. few
days ago young advocate. Munet whiic peaIt- te-
the second Chamhor Of the Court of AIprtl Was
pulled up b, the Pr sidont NJ lie Lanere, o iu tncl l.
lowing manner M Munrt, you abuse the niteucc Il
the Court and Tie oouni, NE your client places jon.
surely when only srt bret about month yoL
might have leisure enough to frame something lie
m.thulcal argument instead Of the crude and unnc-
hsblc observations with which you have been Wearing
w Tor lons time The bar as body took up Nunc
The Cuuucu OF Discipline resolved that the pro.
icssion at large had been insulted by the judge us
person. and that unless President de Langrcvol male
written apology they would decline to attend hs court.
The Pre- sidont refused comply with tins rcG-iuUu.
and accordingly when the calendar cairl onnI
adv ocate appeared The court adjourned ur We. b..
giving an iuumauon thatn at the end OF that time a
barrsersdid not appear in their places ne Attorney
would be called upon 10 plead.
A French gentleman lately iourncyed To
harsees, taking with INN the body OF HI, mothc in-
law who had expressed wish To he buried IN the luiS
vault IN that ely, when he reached Mar"illo- 40 l
went with the Commissioner of Police to ro,ciNc tA
body from the railway officials, he noticed that 80
coffin was not that which he had delivered ~
them The officials hat sent 10 Touon the hin c'H'
tanning his mother IN law body, believing that Il h''i
the remains OF deceased Admiral, which were 70 q
embarked Tor iut,rncnt IN Algeria, wAlv the co'A
awaiting delivery was the one wh,h should have d" a
sent Tie .ontoman having rogue stcd llc ON a -
| communicate al once with roulon by telrfNiN lf''
ce,ded uithcr himself with the coffin OF uie ..I'''
lie ascsBtained when he got there that the rst . "N
been dUy received taken board, amid the huuDrt Il
fort and OF fleet the STATE vessel which was Wa M e
IL, and despatched to Algeria He at once called n, 30
maritime project Ut Toulon and explained the $50 l''
stances OF the case, but though despatch boat VA N'
in pursuit the other vessel o,eliSken liz $
now AT foulon awaiting her return, aud declines "A''
up the conn containing the deceased AdnrA unu4 40
] regains posssssion Vi his mother Ia laws remain,
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PASSENGERS.

From WrSDwARD PORTs-Per Likehke. Oct 27-Their
Maiasties the King & Queen, Gov o Dominis, Hon Mrs K
EaSanswsf. Miss NJ Pftman, ] W Paul, q himOkea, NJ +
EnttIes ID B Mahoe, W Thompson. Mrs Gibbs \ son, J
NToanauli- Miss NJ BrfckwOod. G Coffin, G r Smith a wife,
s Parker. Miss Wight, Geo Bell, W H Cornwell, Mrs j W
Widdifeid. W H Cummings, DIR Enders. W II Davis, \
Titus, T Meek, Mrs Kinney, II Turton, \ Turton, J L ka-
walnut.
B P.oM KaHULUI-Per KiIauea Hou, Oct &C n Arnold, J
" WiddifeId, w o Smith, Ms A \ Gray, L Delemar and 10
deck.
FoR wINpwARD PoRTs-PeT LikeHke, Oct 29-CaptJ L
snencer. Cecil Brown, W J Sheldon, W o Smith. J W WIddi-
dsIJ q p Ward, Miss Thompson, Miss johnson, J 8 Escana,
r. NeDuhee. I'd Smith, W ii Cummings, c N Arnold, Geo
peI- A de BretteviIe. II Weight. DIR Enders, J d Brewer, r
= Bickerton, p Milton, W II Coruwel and about 20 deck.
FoK san FRASc1sco, per n. W. AImy, Oct. 25-Catherine
Engel.
Fpos Sax FRNScssCo, per Nettie Merrill, Oct. 2G-Ed
smith carrie Smith and Geo Markham
FROM SIDNEY AND AUCKLASD. per Zealandia. oct. rs
ton, and j Straw.
Pop Sax Francisco. per Zeslsndia. Oct 2S-COl Kitchen
wife family and nurse, 7 Crawford Macdowen, y Titus,
Uoodbesd- N w Paul. Mrs Macauley, Col VI Z Robinson
80 LIE VIM Greig, II Mcintyre. y McWayne and wife,
n uvTnan. T. Perrot, H Will II Z Drysdale, I b Hopkins,
n = Iephart, and four Cinnamon
For GrASo ISLANDS, per Jos Woolley, DC t29J Smith,
7 nongiss. j Patterson, j Reed y Earle and IL laborers.
r.o~ s.x Francisco. per Mary Swan. Oct. 3O5S o
R-uzzeI. S n Hundley, T Williams and ; Eaton
Fpox BREMEN. per r C wyIie, Nov, 1-Regine Koch,
NJ NInIIer. Johanna SChluter, II Streubeck, = lessen
and ThOs Peterson
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SAMoA-News from Apia to the middle Of August,
received at San Francisco, Oct l. per schooner
BoHaa=a, states that there s q prospect that the
Samoan Government will PROBABLY give to England
aad Germany the sane advantages in trade that
have been secured 10 the Uuted States b. the resent
treaty. Mamea, who cana 10 this country and
negotiated the treaty, snd who was thought to be
opposed to the opposition to give England and
Germany the same advantages, has turned against
Colmesnil and Bartlett, The latter Of whom went
from this city to look after American interests. The
natives are holding daily meetings st which the sub
ject Is discussed, and tie excitement IS SO great that
war is expected between the two factions. The L. S.
steamer ADAMS left Apia for Pongopongo, July 80,
and was TO return in s few days. The greater part
Of the natives are il favor Of giving TO England and
Germany the sams commercial advantages that have
been extended t. the Uaitei States, AMI il IS the
opinion Of merchants here that these advantages
will be accorded. Affairs do not seem to be in q
very settled stze, as the thirteen immigrants
brought from Honolulu by the Hawaiian steamer
are Disguised aud are leaving by whatever means
they can make use Of On July 29th, a hotel at Apia
caught FIRE from the explosion Of n kerosene lamp,
but was damaged to the amount Of $50 only-S.
+. Paper.
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FBDAT EOTEHUER /, ISIS.
ACCOUNTS from the different IslaBds report o7pious rains
in mos. OF the planting districts As an abundance Of water
IS so essential 70 the success OF every agricultural enterprise
in the kingdom, the rainfall Is constantly watched with the
greatest interest b all casses Of the community; and this ia
one Of the reasons Eby the destruction % car forests and
shrubhery causes 80 much soIcitude IN the public mind.
San Francisco dates to the I3ih ais have been received rer
ship Hamilton The Alta" OF that date gives The following
quotations for cur stape5s
Riee-HaEsian, s675 per cL
-sugar-Hawaiian Grocery grades, sGs CSC.
The following vessels were loading al San Francisco Tor this
port: The bark Discovery. IN Williams. Blanchard & Cos
Lie. 10 sail with Dispatch aHd the Rosario, J C Merrill & Co,
to sail Oct IL
Ths arrivals for the week embrace the following Oct &c
HaE sebr Avateha, IS days from Pssropaulski- 2s-Bst =
Zsalandia, 81 days from syd==y- 3o-Am schr Mary swan,
% days frou San Francisco. Nov I-Haw bk z c ~yEe, l6
days from Bremeni Am ship Hamilton, days from San Fran
cisco, FOR Guano Islands
The departures Tor the week were. Oct 26-H w Amy
fs San Francisco, with cargo Of domestic produce valued at
SAT 67 81; foreign do $50. 2s-ZealAndis, san francisco,
value domestic produce. tT4,oS2es; 6reign do sl53. %
Joe wo0neY, Guano Islands, value domestic produce, s3O5g52j
foreign do ~S4,265-10i value transhipped SsI- 31-H Buck,
Victoria, B c, value domestic produce, s6sisO.
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IMPORTS.

FaoN SAN FRAScIsco-Per Nettie Merrill, Oct 26-S3
pkgs hardware, "a kgs nails and spikes. 12 pkgs machin-
cry, 40 DO dry goods, 100 sewer pipe, 200 SKIS flour, 1 iron
safe, 2 bxs apples. i csc saddlery, 3 pkgs matches, 1 csc
glassware, 1 billiard table. A. pkGs paint oil, 1 csc velOci-
psdes. 1 do sewing machines, 1 stove, l anchor, and l csc
cheese.
PROM PErRoPAULsKI-Per Avatcha, Oct 2s-15 cords
-arewOod, 1872 lbs walrus ivory and 2l Mexican dollars.
FROM SIDNEY a AUCKLASD-Per Zealaudia, Oct 2S-22O
cs and 10 L-caks brandy, 1 csk rum. 10 cs whisky. o do
gin. 3 pkgs drEPery. , rolls mating, 60 kgs butter. 1 pkg
gold coin, "a SKIS potatoes, 1 ck seed cane, lOl pkgs soap,
40 coils rope aud = pkgs baggage.
FROM SAN FRNscIsco-Per Mary Swan, Oct 3d. sugar
mill complete, 2 prs compound boilers. ] lighter, HIS IT
lumber, Is m shingles, 92 pcs moulding. u pkgs tools
aud "a kgs nails She preceded to Kapaa, Kauai, to dis
charge
FROM BEENES-Per r c wylie, SOv LEO pkgs beer. %
do wine, zoos do spirits. S9dO Drugs. 215 do dry goods, 3 cs
pianos. , do musical instruments, 167 do hardware, , do
guns, ~ pkgs ammunition, 4 do stationery, 5 cs cigars, 3
co clothing, 10 do personal effects, 1902 pkgs groceries. 8
cs furniture. Is do glassware, ca do saddlery and leather
goods, z51 pkgs oilman's stores, 9 cs scientific instru-
ments, 90 drums caustic soda 22 pkgs paint and oil, 500
IBIS cement, 800 bdls fence wire, $500 do hoop iron, Sl
pkgs bar iron, 1 iron house complete, 81 pkgs hollow
ware, 5 cs India rubber goods, 1 do jewelry, 10 bbIs tar. s
pkRs crockery, IS do cordage, 200 nests buckets, > boats,
20 m bricks and 80 pkgs sundry merchandise.
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THE PACIFIC
GOmmertlalAObtrtiser
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER
PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

The Publisher of this Journal gives no
tice hat the subscription price is $500 per
annum. IF paid in advance, /. e., within
one month from the date of subscribing,
the charge will be $500.
Particular attention is called to the new
rates for advertising, at the head of the last
column on the first page. This scale is
made up at a reduced rate, which our adj
vertising patrons will please notice, and
will be adhered to from this date.
All accounts now due and owing the
ADVERTISER Printing Office must be paid
to me, and all accounts against the ADvER-
TIsER Printing Office must be presented to
me for settlement.
J. II. BLACK,
Publisher and Proprietor.
Honolulu, Sept. ID, 1873.
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PORT OF HONOLULU, H. I.
ARRIVALS.

Oct. 2G-schr Waiehu, KfHa, from aIoIokai.
2G-schr Manuokawai. N2iEi. from Kappa.
2T-stmr Lkeike, Reynolds, from Maui and Hawaii.
ZI-stmr KIauea H0u, Marchani, from KahuIui.
2T-stmr MckoHi, Bates. from KaEai.
ZT-schr Annie, RaIus, from HoIoaa-
26-HRE sehr Avateha, Vessels, IS days from Petro-
paulsk-
2s-R 81 3 ; zeaIandia, ChavaIer, 81 days from Sydney
and Auckland.
29-Schr LihOiho, Beck, from Ksu Hawaii.
30-Am sehr Mary swan, JacobSoa, q days from san
Francisco.
5I-stmr KHaaes Hou, MaTehsnt. from KahuIui.
31-stmr Mokoll. Bates, from Maui.
3I-Schr Waioli, Twomy, from Hama, Maui
3I-Sckr Mary Ellen, EuanOni, from Onomea.
U-schr Ka Moi. sears. from Kahuiui, Maui
Nov. 1-SchE KekauluOhI, Maiaihi, from Hanaiei.
1-Schr Jenny, Psks, from NasiliwiI, Kauai.
17-sehr Mary Z Foster, Kibln, from Koos and Wal
mea-
t. I-HaE bk R c wyle, Rakemann, I2s days from
Bremen
a nI-Am ship Hamilton, Is days from San Eranciseo.
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Australian International Exhibition.

We referred, in our issue of the 10Th ult., to
the Melbourne Exposition for the year 1880.
Through the courtesy of the Minister of Foreign
Affairs, we have received a printed pamphlet of
some fifty pages, a general programme " Of the
Australian international Exhibition. to be held
The following official letter will further explain
the subject.
To HIS EreeHeacy the Minister Of Foreign Affairs, HonOulu:
HAWAIIAN CONSULATE, SYDNEY, n. S.W. I
OCTOBER 9TH, 1873.
SIR: I do myself the honor of directing your
attention to the international Exhibition, to be held
in this city, in the month of August of next year.
His Excellency the Governor of New South Wales
has notified the British Colonial Secretary, with q
view of communicating through H. M. Consuls to
foreign countries, particulars Of the forthcoming
exhibition.
exhibits will be received by the Commissioners from
all parts of the world.
For your information | will forward to you by the
outgoing mail, the general programme, regulations,
conditions, &C., &c.
will be pleased to see the Hawaiian Kingdom
represented in the first International Exhibition
held in the Australian Colonies, and will gladly
place my services at your disposal.
Articles the produce of your Islands would be
viewed with great interest-sugar, rice, coffee, salt,
rum, pull, wool, oil, &c., &c, and photographs of
scenery, &c.
month before the opening, and l will be glad to
receive instructions on this head as early as possible.
l have the honor to be sir,
Your obedient servant,
A. S. WEBSTER,
~. H. MS Consul.
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Sunreme Court Calendar.

OCTOBER TERN. 4. u. 1873, CONTINUED FROM TIE 18Th.
The King vs. Peba; appeal from Circuit Court Of
the Fourth Circuit. Case submitted to the Court
Kamanao vs.. AkOni ct al ~ejectment. Tried By q
Hawaiian jury who returned q verdict for the plain
tiff, damages $500. J. NJ. Davidson for plaintiff,
Castle & Hatch for defendants.
Oct. 22d-L. Psloma VS.. II. L. Sheldon; ~ejectment.
This case was compromised. W. c. Jones for plain
ta. E. Preston for defendant.
The King vs.. Akau (Chinese); indicted for per-
jury. On motion Of E. Preston, Esq, Attorney Gen.
eral, the prisoner was a~rraigned upon the Indictment
and pleaded guilty, whereupon the Court sentenced
him to Imprisonment at hard labor for q period Of
SIX months, aud to pay costs taxed at $3.50.
Oct. 2Sth-Makea vs.. Nalua; motion for new trial.
Motion argued and overruled, and exceptions taken
to the ruling. Castle & Hatch for the motion, Holo-
kahiki for defendant.
Oct. 29th-Kahol VS.. Joaquin Dutro; question
reserved. Question argued and submitted. and on
the 31st October the Court delivered its decision that
the verdict Of the jury do stand for 1856, instead Of
the full amount of $500. (see decision in tO-day's
issue). J. NJ. Davidson for plaintiff, E. Preston for
defendant.
DIVORCE.
The Court granted the following DEGREES during
the term
Kslehuaokona VS.. Kaaihuenui.
Ksualua vs.. Moke Pupue.
Kekuku VS.. Kaui.
Kuala vs.. Mele.
Kahinu VS.. Nakoans.
Robert Brown VS.. Kekua (E)
Kaulua ys. Kaoihana (w)
All Tha vs. Ana (w)
Makaula vs. Maunahina (W)
Ailau ys. Kauhola.
s. NJ. J. Weed VS.. F. NJ. Weed.
NJ. Rose VS.. Grace B. Rose.
Hukiku vs.. Raholo.
KaaiaHaiWai vs.. Waikane.
Anee VS.. Kamaka.
Hail VS.. Kaaimakauahi (w)
Haaleu VS.. Kali.
Makakspu VS.. Oio.
Lau vs. Kaluna.
Ksilikole vs.. Kahuhuki (W)
Halelaau We. Kamaumu (k.)
Baranaba VS.. Kauilani (w.)
Holoua vs.. Kaunuohua (w)
KaauWai vs. Malina.
S. Feary VS.. w. r. Feary.
Kappa vs. Kauo.
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DEPARTURES.

Oct 26-Am bk II W Amy from Freeman, for San Francisco
26-Schr Mary z Foster, Beck. for KOhaia & Waimea
26-SchT Marion, Kaius, from KOoa and Waimea
26-Schr Haleakala, PuaahiTa, for Hilo, Hawaii.
26-Schr PueOkahi. Ikaia, for Malko.
2T-Ger blk Priscilla, Ahrens, for San Bias
2S-Stmr Kilauea-hou, Marchant, for Kahului-
2s-Sumr hOkOIH, Bates, for MoiOkai aud Maui.
29-K NJ 8 ) ZeaIandia, Chavaler or san francisco.
Gam schr jos WoOuey COmstock, for Guano Islands
29-Stmr LikeHke, Shepherd, for Maui 81 Hawaii
2S-Sehr ManuOkaEai. Pake, for Hawinw1i, Kauai.
29-Schr Annie, Kaaa, for HoOaa.
29-Schr Waehu. Kiia, FOR Koholalee Hawaii.
29-Schr Leah, Kaaina, for Kohala, Hawaii.
29-Schr Waimalu, Kaai, for Kohala.
3O-Sehr WaiIeie, Kaiauao, for Mako, Maui.
30-SchF Prince. SimersOn. for KOna and KaC.
30-schr Nette Merrill, Hatfield, for Lahaina, Maui
3O-Am schr Mary Swan, jacobson, for Kappa, Kauai
3I-Schr KuIamanu, Mana, for KOhala.
SI-Schr Lihoiho, Beck, if0r Kau Hawaii.
Nov. 1-Stmr Kilauea-hou, Marchant, for Rahului.
Am bk Henry Buck, SOrman, for Victoria, d C..
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vessel. for Honolulu from Foreign Port.

Brit bk Eskbank, Glasgow, sailed May %.
Am bk Alice Reed, New York, sailed June 80.
Brit bk Thalia, Glasgow, sailed Aug %.
Am bktne Cath. Sudden, Port Gamble, loading Sept IL.
Am brig Timandra. San Francisco, loading Sept 80.
FIR bk Madelaine, HOngkong, loading Aug "a.
Am schr Bonanza, San Francisco, sailed Oct 6 for HflO.
Am stmr City of New York, San Francisco. due Nov 4.
Ger blk Alster. at Liverpool Sept 3.
Haw brgtn Stormbird, South Sea Islands, due Nov 8.
Bel stlnr Perusis, Callao. due Nov 10.
Am bktne Jos Perkins, Port Gamble, due Oct %.
Ger blk Louise, from Glasgow, via Bremen.
Am sch Mary Swan, fm S /, en- route for RHpaa. Kauai, du
Brig Violet, San Francisco, loading Oct. 10.
Am bKtn Monitor, from Humboldt.
Ship Hamilton. from San Fran, en- route for Bakers Is.
HaW brig Elise, San Francisco, sailed oct II.
Am bktne Monitor, Port Gamble, loading Oct ..
Haw brig Violet, San Francisco, sailed Oct Is.
Haw brig J + Southland. loading Sept D.
Am schr Rosario, San Francisco. sailed oct 10
Am bktne Discovery, San Francisco, loading oct -.
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%

Fon Sax FRASc1sco-Per H " Almy, Oct 26-1O953 lbs
sa0ar. 1 csc sewing mAchines-value domestic produce,
81, 63T. 81; value foreign, 30.
For SAS FRNScTsco-Per Zealandia. Oct 2S-65Is32 lbs
engar 2fITOO lbs rice, 233j3 lbs paddy, 1856 lbs coffee,
1851 bnchs bananas, 10 bxs oranges, l bx lines, 3 xs dried
ovsters- - do betel leaves, 1850 lbs whalebone, Sc empty
Tsgs and csc vacuum gaUge-value domestic produce,
STIO32.6S; value foreign, Sl5S.
EoR Guaxo IsLkSDs-Per Jos WOolley. Oct $3.50 lbs
s,gSr 21 calls moIasses. 100 bbIs paiai, . pkgs sails, ,
bbIs and , tierces beef. 1880 feet lumber and 32S pkgs
uroyisions-value domestic produce, SO5.52; value for
eign, q. 365.1 10; value transhipped, SS4-
FoR VICTORIA, B C-Per Fl Buck, Oct $3.50 gals mo-
Iasses-vaiue domestic produce, S69i4o.
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MEMORANDA.

REPORT OF R II S s ZEALASDIA, CHEvALTER, COMMAS
DER.-oetober 10th. at 3.35 p IN, left Sydney and reached
following day at GAS p m. Passed from f into W lOngi-
tude on the 18th, and crossed the Equator on the 23d, in
long 1865 IS W. Sighted Dinond Head on the 2sth. at G
a m. and received pilot at 9 n. The weather from sgd
ney towards Auckland fresh westerly gale, with heavy
sea; experienced for two days afterwards nOrthwesterly
and variably winds. From Auckland to Honolulu mode
rate trades and fine weather throughout.
Z MCDONALD, Purser.
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VESSELS IN PORT.

MERCHANTMEN.
Am bk ID @ Murray, Frost.
Am bktne J A FsIkinburg, Hubbard.
Hawaiian brig Pomare, Chave. 0
Haw bk II @ Wylie. Rakemann.
Haw schr AVatcha, Vessels.
wHALER5 AND TRADERS.
Am sehr Loleta, Dexter.
An schr q n Ward, Whitney.
Am schr Gen Harvey, Trip.
HRw schr Giovanni Apiani Long, Weeks.
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MARRIED.

- srsYroRp-In this city, October 9th, by
pv g a. Damon, Mr.. DANIEL B. GRIFFIN 10 ELIZA j.
Of EaucIaire, Observation-Disclosures papers
please copy.
oprSsoS-HUNr- SOdus, New York, by the Rev.T-
D-Ssht HINT formerly Missionary on the Sandwich ISL
aDn5Ssnd subsequently Pastor Of the First congregational
Sburch OF San francisco, DESToS 5. EoDISsoS' Esq,a
Sn1 - Nnnda. New York. to Miss EMILY g. HUNT,
da1Shter OF the officiating clergyman.-lWayne County
ALLIANCE, SOdus, y. IA
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THEIR Aiajesties, the King and Queen, and
His Elk. Governor Dominis, returned to town by
the steamer Likezike. on Sunday morning last,
from a short trip to windward.
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DIED.

HvGEEs-In this city. a. the Queens Hospital. October
-. EAESAED HvGHEs. who cam. n passenger from san
Francisco about the lFt Of September. He wAs an invalid,
suffering from consumption. He reported that his
mother. Mr.. CatGarfne Hughes. resided at IS Eldou
Place. Berkcuhead. near Liverpool. lie vas z beneficiary
% the Ladies stranger Friend Society.
GLL-The Rev. WILLIAM GILL- formerly missionary
AZ E~orotonga. south Pacific. and for nearly twelve years
Minister Of Eectory. Place Chapel, Wo0lwfch. on the
lith q August. at Camden House, Lee Glebe. Blackhesth.
AGED g9rty-hve vsarH.
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BIRTHS.

ardsuu. 8 daughter
~ PshaIa. K.a. Hawaii. oct 1sth. 90 the wife Of Sr C
VIII. 81 q Son.
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KNCHAMRERs. CIRCUIr JUpGE, sEcoxr

n y VI bEFNN- t il Do II cENUNU
n judicial District, Hawaiian Islands.
In the matter OF the estate Of &. A. LathroP, VI. D., Of Wal
Iuku, Maui, deceased. In Probate.
Proper application having been made to this Court by VIM.
o. Smith, Administrator on the estate Of C. A. Lathrop, VI. D.
late Of WaIuku, Maui, deceased, charging himself with
SIll7 5O-l0O. and asking 60 be allowed SlO95 ls-lOO, that his
accounts be approved, and thai he be discharged from further
responsibility
1t IS ordered that Thursday, November 14th, ISIS. at "a N.
a. the Court House in Waikiki, be set as the time and place
for hearing said application and any objections that msy be
offered thereto; and all persons interested in said estate are
notified 20 attend. ABR. FERNANDEZ,
Circuit Judge I'd Judicial District, II. I.
Lahaina. OctDber l4th. ISIS. o2B 81
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SUPREME COURT OF THE wAIIAN
- Islands. in probate. Ia the estate Of VIM. Weight, of
Roolaupoko, Oahu, deceased, iniestate. Before Chief Justice
Harris. Order of notice of petition for administration.
On reading and filing the petition Of II. W. Schmidt, of Ho-
nolulu, alleging that VIM. Weight Of 6oolaupoko. Oahu, died
intestate, at Kahaluu, KOolaupOko. Oahu, on the 30th day Of
Sept. A. d. 1873, and praying that letters Of ADMINISTRATION
issue to said II. W. Schmidt: 1t is ordered that Thusday,
the 18th day of Nov. A. y. 1873, be and hereby is appointed for
hearing said petition before the said Justice, in the Court
Room Of this Court, at Honolulu, at which time and place all
persons concerned may appear and show cause, if any they
have, why said petition should not be granted, and that
this order be published in the English language for three sue
cessive weeks in the PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER news
paper in Honolulu.
CHAS. c. HARRIS
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court.
Attest A. ROSA, Deputy Clerk.
Dated Honolulu, II. l., October 18Th. A. d 1878. olg3 81
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

VENHE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING BEEN
4 appointed on the 18th instant Administrator OF the Es-
tate of His ENcellency w. l.. othonua, late OF Honolulu.
deceased, hereby gives notice 10 all persons having claims
against the said Estate, TO present the same TO him properly
authenticated, within six months from the date hereof, or
they will be forever barred and all persons who are indebt-
ed to said Estate are hereby requested TO make immediate
payment to him.
CHAS. 7. GULICK,
Administrator estate Of His Tx. W. L. MOehonua, deceased.
Honolulu, Oct. 18th, 1878. o9 It