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Euycstira,ing Hayes. Election.

IT seems more than probable, from recent
ndvices from Washington, that an investiga-
ion will be instituted into the legality of the
election of President Hayes to his present
position The stangest part of the affair Is,
that the investigation will be instituted at the
instance of Hayes own political friends,
headed by no less parsonage than Senator
Conkling, of New York. If the threatened
investigation takes place it will doubtless dis
close some queer facts as to how Mr.. Hayes
became President, in the face of the truth that
three-quarters of million of votes more were
cast for the electors on the side of his oppo-
nent at the Presidential election. In the light
of such state of things, we opine, there
must be some quaking among the ranks Of
Hayes friends at the prospect of the inquiry
alluded to- The members of the returning
board of elections in Louisiana are all under
indictment for crookedness in the board in
that State. Should the members of the re-
turning board of Louisiana, be convicted in
the State Courts, it will establish the fact that
presidential returns from that State were lille
gal and wrong. Such an exhibit would prove
the illegaliry of Hayes election, and leave nc
other course left to him, and the Vice Presi-
dent elected by the same means, but to resign
and let constitutional President take the
reigns of Government. Should the investiga-
ton take place and be pushed to the bitter
end, no doubt many political secret will see
the light of day, and many corrupt politician
will be brought to the front who would prefer
| to remain in the back ground.
For ways dark
And tricks that are vain,
the American politicians ways are peculiar
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The Telegraph and Telephone.

We invite the especial attention of our
readers to the communication of C. H. Dickey.
Esq, in another column, on the relative merits
of the Telegraph and Telephone, and the uses
to which the latter can be put, as well as the
cost at which line or lines can be built, to
answer all the business needs of the people.
Mr.. Dickey's communication is of more than
usual Importance to the people of these Is
lands, and should be carefully read by all who
take an interest in the progress and welfare of
the Kingdom. We live in an age of progress
and must keep up with the times, or be con-
tent to occupy back seat in the great Con-
gress of nations
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Notice 10 SchooI Arents.

The attention OF the several School Agents. and e1oeiO
Treasures Of School Funds in their respective dis
tcts, hereby directed the following provision of
Section 5le OF the Civil Code, which 1t Is expected by the
Board OF Education will be strictly compiled with, viz:
The Tax Collector shall be entitled receive from the
School the compensation for the colec-
ton Of the School Tax, provided by law for the col
lection Of other taxes"
The compensation allowed the collection of other
taxes" being all districts applica-
tOn should e to governors for the
commissions authorized be paid for each district
Education Office, Allolanl Hale, Feb q, 1873.
6ss st w las SMITH Secretary
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Am Exciting Chase after "a Criminal

THE Chief of Police and his force of San
Francisco have had high old time lately, in
ferretng out the hiding place of two criminals
j C. Duncan and LeWarne, late of the de-
funct Pioneer Deposit Bank of San Francisco.
Up to our latest advices the fugitives had
succeeded in eluding the vigilance of the
Chief of Police and his entire force of detec-
tives, although the rascals have been for
months past hid away in the city. We learn
from the San Francisco Weekly Examiner of
the 2lst February last, that the police had
most exciting chase after Duncan and Le-
Warne, on or about that date, and that Dun
can undoubtedly had all his arrangements
made and his baggage on board of the schoon-
er called the Ellen j. McKinnon, of San
Francisco, commanded by Captain jerks.
The E. J. McKinnon was loaded with -four,
bound for Corinto, Central America. The ar
rangements were well laid that Duncan should
be put on board the schooner when that yes
sci should get outside the heads, and for this
purpose steam-tug was chartered but such
was the vigilance of the police force on the
watch for Duncan, that the latter individual
was frustrated in his design of getting out of
the country, but still was too sharp for the
police, who although on his track, and close
to him at that, he managed to get into some
hiding place where the police lost sight of
him for the present There is large reward
for the apprehension of Duncan and LeWarne,
we believe, and it must be strange indeed, if
the whole police force of San Francisco can
not surprise and capture the fugitives, foxy
though they be- The Examiners account of
the chase in the bay, and the escape of Dun
can is really exciting. We know the willy
! Duncan; he is smooth tongued, and as cunning
as a red fox In early life he was gambler
by profession, and therefore is up to all the
tricks of his nefarious trade: but he is at the
same time one of the coolest, most collected
and courageous little cusses that can be found
anywhere. In word, he is a Napoleon in
his line, and if the San Francisco police cap
ture him, they will deserve credit for astute-
ness. Duncan has no idea of occupying
apartments in San Quentin for the balance OF
his natural life, and will exercise all his cum
ling and courage to escape to parts unknown
AS for LeWarne, we do not know him, and
expect he will be captured as matter OF
course. The only wonder is, that a man OF
Duncan's antecedents could wheedle the peo-
Pile of San Francisco into trusting him with
their funds. But there is no accounting for
taste.
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FORT street school.

Afer the LIST Of April it is the Intention of the Board of
Education to open separate Girls Department this
institution The Of study for boys and girls viii
be the and viii embrace thorough training in Eng
llsh, Arithmetic (written and mental, Mathematics,
Bookkeeping, Geography Universal History, Classics III
desired aud Vocal Music. Elementary Science Lectures
viii be delivered week Modern Languages are
included in course will formed
connection with the school If desired.
Terms for the course, 50 cts per week. Parents de-
srous of entering their children apply either the
Office Of the Board of Education the private resi-
denoe of the principal
ALATAU I. ATKINSON, Principal.
Lrlan
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List Of Licenses Expiring in March.
IS7S.
Honolulu

Wong Kin Thing NuuaHu street. Honolulu
Chung Wa, cor. Suuanu and Hotel streets,
Il Ira Richardson, cor. Fort and Merchant sts,,
i AswRn & Aseuk, cor. Maunakea and King sis
Is Meilis d Brothers, Fort street,
ls W. p AkAu, Nuuanu street,
l9 q. West, King street,
20 Grunwad d Schultz Nuuanu street, "
q Shun Sing, Queen street.,
81 D. W Clark, Merchant street,
MAUI
Tong RwHi, waluku
II Sion Chuck, Punahoa Hama.
HAWAII.
&c a. S. cleghorn d CO., Kohala.
wHoLEsALE SPIRITS.
Allen Herbert, Hawaiian Hotel, Honolulu.
vICTUALING.
AkinA, Waikiki.
Allen Herbert, Hawaiian Hotel, Honolulu.
BILLIARDS.
Allen Herbert, Hawaiian Hotel, Honolulu.
BUTCHER.
S. Kuewa, MakRwao.
SHIPPING.
p H. J. Hart, Honolulu.
PUBLIC SHOW.
l. Chas. Derby, Royal Hawaiian Theatre.
FIRE ARMS.
u S. n. Damon, Kona, Oahu.
CAKE PEDDLTNG.
PEDDLING.
is R. 3iencarinI
4 Kauhoe, No. .. p Chas. Davies, No. 10
Is Uuku, No. Al. 6s7
Mr.. Alaiau I. Atkinson has been appointed by th
Board Of Education, Principal OF the Fort school
Honolulu. vice SIR n n Beckwith who has resigned.
Mr. Atknsons incumbeney of the Office will begin oil
the LIST of April next.
Education Office, AIolani Hale Feb 2s, 1873
CSC 2t W. JAS. SMITH. Secretary
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NOTICE.

Guardians Administrators, Executors aud other Trus-
tees having funds invest hereby notified that
Hawaiian Government Bonds of denominations 500,
$780, $500 O00 and S5OO0 bearing interest Of six per
per year will be issued application, to limited extent
JOHN NJ. kAPENA,
Minister of Finance.
Finance Department, August27, 1877. 6ss
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TEE ST. PAUL.-From Messrs II. Hackfeld & Co.,
agents of the Pacific Mail Line, learn that this
avoriie little steamer viii be withdrawn from the
Honolulu route on her arrival at San Francisco, and
q larger and more commodious steamer will be sub
stituied ln ber place; probably the Wilmington.
The new steamer may be looked for about the first
of April, next.
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gress, agreed to admit breadstuffs from all
countries duty free. This will open fine
market for the wheat growing States of Cali
fornia, Texas and New Mexico, and bring
large returns in specie, to enrich their people
PRESIDENT HAYES, has done the State
some service in the appointment of Bayard
Taylor, Esq, to a foreign mission. We have
the pleasure of personal acquaintance with
Mr.. Taylor, of many years standing, and can
therefore vouch for the fact that for entire fit
ness for the discharge OF the important duties
of Foreign Minister, there are few men half
50 well qualified. When we say this we do
not lay so much stress upon Mr.. Taylor's
splendid literary attainments, which are of
the first order, but rather upon his experience
as a traveller, and his unwonted sound judg-
ment of men and things, and his good common
sense, which latter qualification, we fear, is
not always found predominant in the men
selected even from the United States, to re-
present that great country abroad.
We wish it to be distinctly understood by
our readers, and the general public, that we
do not hold ourselves responsible for the SEN
timents expressed by our correspondents
communications published in these columns.
We take no stock in any of the discussions
that correspondents may think proper to in
dulge in. Our innate love of justice, free
speech, free thought, and free discussion is so
completely grounded in our nature, that, we
rejoice at all times to give them the largest
latitude compatible with due regard for the
public good, Any other course, we feel, would
not be in accordance with the principles we
have already laid down for our government
in the conduct of public journal. We re-
cognize free discussion as the only Legitimate
and sure avenue TO correct information, and
therefore will be pleased at all times to pub
lish the communications sent us from respon-
sibIe persons, when couched in becoming Ian
guage, and restrained within proper limits
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Money.

We call attention of subscribers to the fact
that our terms, for subscription, are payable
in advance They will do us kindness
by responding with the needful promptly.
" Money makes the mare 60" and so does 1t
make the press 90. We have to pay cash for
everything, and want cash to keep the thing
moving.
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NOTICE.

Hawaiian Bonds, in denominations Of 500
s2Oo $500 000 and s5OO0 bearing interest Of seven
per year payable in less than years bt
had limited amount, until further notice, applica
ton the Hawaiian Treasury.
JOHN NJ KAPENA,
Minister OF Finance.
Finance Department, August q, 1877. 666
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ID R Y GOOHDs g!
IN VARIETY, sueh as

White Linen Drills White Imperial Duck Black MerinO,
White Pique, Coatings, Tweeds
White and Coored spool Thread, Long Cloth.
Grey Drills. Cotton Blankets
Best wooilen Blankets, ss 50 and u ST. all coIOrs.
Gents White Linen suits,
Boxes Linen Collars latest styles,
Printed Linens Brown and slate Hollands.
Mexican Cottons, Geat's SIX Umbrellas,
Automaton Umbrellas. something new,
Mems Brown Cotton and White Lse Thread y Hose,
Mens White Merino and summer Shirts,
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Pieces Linen Cotton Stripe Tassos Check Tassos
Fine White Linen Sheetng, Austrian striped Blankets,
Fine Glnsbams, Lawn lIandkerchiefs all qualities,
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An Iacoics Of LADIES' Costumes and Dresses.
Ready made and of superior kind.
Brusselrs Carpet, Velvet Sofa Carpets,
Rugs and Mats, beautiful assortment.
Floor Oil Cloth in large variety and all widths,
Stationery, Brides, Whips, spurs, etc.
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s. UPREsIE Court OF TIEE HAwAI4AN

- Islands. Oahu S., January Term. ID. fs74 Ka-
mai K, ibeant, Anahua iibeise Libel s1r disarcr
In the above entitled libel for divorce nov or~rsa
that decree Of divorce from the band u niafaaouy -
entered m iavur of the said kamai H. r the cause % The
mnekolOhe OF the said Anahua be made absolute
after the expiration Of sX months from the
decree upon compliance win The iers thereof uEiess
suthcient cause shall appear o. the confrary.
And the nbelaut il ordered plb.h an attasta cuur
Of this order I'm the HAWAIIAN ana Eua<ra negs
papers for ak successive the publication % -
within one month from the date % this order taa All
persons Interested NAV, within iaonfhs shar euse
why said decree shouid be made af,saluir
By the Court, mo BARNARD, Clerk
Dated this aih day Of January. A D. ISIS
Honolulu. Oahu, hereby certify fhat he rdrrrn-
ing IL true copy of the original decree Or divorce n
on file n The Office Of The Supreme Court o. t Iaassan
Islands.
As witness my hand this 5isi cay of JannAry A
ID. 1875. mo f. BAESAHn.
652 St. CLERK Of he -uurauIa fsrure
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SuPKEME COURT or rnE mAwAIIaN

SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- Islands, Oahu, Jannafr Term, A.p. isTA ANA
W. nbellaut, Lui kel< <, nbscc libel f8r Divorce
In the above entitled libel for divorce. H Is ordered
that decree of divorce from the ho q arriruony
entered Ia favor u the said Alma " far the the
moekolOhe % the said Lui keik K. made atsnuse
after the expiration OF SIX months from hs % tbs
decree, upon compliance with the terms thereof
sufficient cause shall appear % the contrary
And the beant Is ordered % publish attesc copy
OF this order in the hawaiian Gazette and Kuoku
papers for six successive weeks the first plhcafon
be within one month from ie date % this urder al
persons may. within SIX months shnw cA.se UAy aid
decree should not be made absolute
By the Court, JNO r. BARNARD. Clerk
Dated this 9th day Of January, a. d. is75-
Honolulu, Oahu. 50, hereby certify that thr fore
going Is true copy OF the original decree fivarfo
de In the Office Of the supreIne csurt o. he Hawaiian
Islands.
As witness my hand this 3ist day o. JanH4ry A.
ID. ISIS JNo. y. HARVARD.
$50 6te tier< OF the Suprcme Court
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WEDNESDAY. MARCH l3. 1873.

HER Royal Highness, The Heir Apparent, His
Elk. Governor Dominis, Collector General Al
len, and other prominent citizens left for San
Francisco, on board of the ST. Paul, on Monday
morning last The customary salute was
fired in honor of the departure of Her Royal
Highness. We wish them all pleasant pas
sage and safe return to their Island home, in
improved health and spirits.
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so Plates Govan b Plate Iron, 4 inch,
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80 tons No l Govan Pig Iron, Bbls Best Fire Clay,
25 Assorted Large size Grndstones,
Il Best Double Beck Anvls assorted sizes,
20 Best black staple Vses solid boxes So to 7sin
Best bright ditto ditto, 50 to 7]sn.
Rolls Leather Belting, 3, and inch, with acihgs,
Rabbit Metal, %. Z, and 81. in tested chains,
Boiler Rvets Assorted Hardware aud Carriage Fittings
Sets Stocks aud Dies q Screw, 4, $40, y, y,
IS, R, ], Ia IL, I7S. ~ with two taps to each
size. Tap wrenches, all extra finished. and fitted
into polished solid cases.
l Set Direct Action stocks and Dies above,
pairs Axes, ls, 10 aud H. IS. 10 and II,
Casks Bolt Ends and Square Nuts assorted Sizes
l case Duck Shot, block and Galvanized Staples,
Coils Wire Rope, l, ~ and ~ Inch,
Bundles Best Chingon and Staordshre Hoop Iron,
e, q, l. ~, also I7s, 1%, and inch extra heavy,
100 Bars Norway Iron Shoe Shapes, ia, 16,
Bars Angle Iron 1S o inch,
Casks containing % H. and II Id. tins White Lead White
Zinc, Green, Yellow and Black Paluts
100 Drums gallons, Boiled and Linseed Oils
Turpentine, Cola and Lubrcatlng Oils, and Green
Composition,
200 lbs Tucks Patent Packing q II inch also Inch,
l Bale Cotton Waste, Bales Printing Paper.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


-trvgsUr CO7RF OF IEIE HAWAIIAN
Islands Third Iudicai Disirict- n Ironaic- isiand
Of Hawaii Hawaiian Islands. -
Ia the matter of the estate OF Nankaza, % N-f ko
hala Hawaii. dec-asec-
document. purportng . oe TIE hast WI ana rPsta-
ment OF Nausana, decreased having on tha st1 dty -
rsshrr,srv A D. ISIS. been presented 90 sat Fruts=e
cor and petition for the prohAte tereof and Or the
Issuance Of letters tesAenfa-y % james fishr las
hn iIed hx Ia.-ies wight, hereby ordered
dsv the 9Th y o. pri. A. y. ISIS ~ 10 occcs A. n
~ sd sy al The Room n aii goczz. 40 su.
~orfb sohaft Hawaii, tc aud lcrstfg lr-
pointed the for pruying Sid Wl aud hsasu< -a.
appicaii5n wher and where rers1n interested may
appar and contest s4il W.T.. and he grnti-
documentary further ordered llif uotce thsrtaf
be given by publication. TOT three spcce>sve ueS lu
the Gazette kuoSoa newspapers. rriutrd lni fui
Hshed in Honolulu md further oriir-ei tlsif
ions be issnod the suoscriS Nifnses % zf " i.
aud to the Of the ttstor 4ni cunt- ms
probate Of said VIII ~ the ruie appointed
Dated Kohala Hawaii, Eeb = lsss-
CHAS FREnzEtCN HAifr.
sS5at Justice Circuit Ccurt sri Iuiical District.
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Notice.

n IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE
wauku store Of the late firm Of r. Mossman & Son,
e requested make immediate payment TO ". F.
.ossman, WAiuku, Maui.
6si If i. J. AOSsMAN.
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Circuit Judge md Islllclal IIsfrIrI, n. Z
LahaIna. Feb q ISIS. 80 at
C,UPRFgTE C0rF-r OF TsrE HAWAIIAN

CSUPREETE COuEr OF TtIE AWAfIAS
- Islands. Oahu. 81. January rerul. y t,f1 Ma
kakoa w. libeilant, vs kahaicla L. Eaclee Llhe fir
divorce.
In The above eutIfed bel for divorce. ordered
that decree Of divorce frnu the bond uiarnour b.
entered in Of the said MASnkc- Cor te n
the moekalohe Of said Kahaioil K INSIDE at.s-
after the expiration 81 uouth1 Acul ti t-r =
this decree upon compliance with the terms thcTea
less sufficient cause shall appear 10 The coufrzy- And
the uheiaut ordered u publish atisii cnpS uf tas
order In the Hawaiian Gazette and kuaeaa lsysspers
for six suceessve weeks the rsi puhicltn b. Vita
in one from the date of this order. thar al prlrs
Interested may within six mnuths show Gauss uhy SD
decaee should be mape absolute
BY the Court. JNO l. BARNARD, Clerk
Dated this 5th day OF January, A.D lisa
Hunoalu Oahu, I hereby ceriify hat The fare<o-
ing true COPY u the original decree of dvuzcr
i've in the Office OF the Supreme q the Hawaiian
Islands
As witness my hand this day Of February. A.
D. 1873. mo f. BARNARD
$50 6ie Clerk ~ the SepFemc CourL
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SUPREME COuRT or THE HAWAIIAN

GUPRENE COuRT OF THE EHAWAHIAw
- Islands, cahu January Term A. b. fssS AEua
<, libellInt, Lizla ". nbelier Libel for divorce
ir the above entitled libel for divorce lt ns ordered
that decree OF divorce from the bond of natuouy b.
entered IN favor OF the said Akui f5r cause of he
Hilfal drsertiDn and adultery of ftsia w. 70
made absolute alter the expiration of f-er s
date u this decree. rpon compliance toe terms
thereof, unless sufficient shall appaar 10 t cr-
trary And the hbeisDt a ordered pubh an aftssr-I
copy or THIS order in The Hawaiian Gazette and K1o.aa
news apers for six successive wees nr.r ul,rio
70 be within oae month from the date Of orer thzl
al persons interested may within .x mouihs show causs
Why SAID decree should be made absolute
BY the Court, JNO. +. BfHSAHD, CLARK
Dated this sth day OF January, All is7s
Honolulu Oahu. hereby certify that ne fcrsrnln-
= true copy of the original decree o. divorce .s On
he Ia the Office Of the supreme Court of tAe Ha.a.an
Islands.
As witness my hand this lat day of Febaua-r A.
d. l5ls JSO. Z. BARSARD
S5z et~ Cierk Of he sapaena coort.
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~ u The s y g.sss sss il he
count of the ssrenGsl nrobabiy the best AecoIslas
don correspondents = p1 r1smsn Pasha had foune MS
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On Saturday. 9Th April. 1873.

Atiz ocock noon Of that dzy the cuurs Hose door
~ the tlty or Honolulu, al the right fiie AMI
the said sylvester sab.an Castro Or 10 aad 10 st 49,
tln piece OF parcel of situate AZ Y,lrl,T
Oahu. and described f0iIous-
Ina ANA ma FunnaL Apana !. Ioi,-E hoouaka ma ke
kin hetna mauka- pill ko ruozuana a rlo - -
naei-uhala, aolO ko eahaieian ~. 49,. -
~ kon - pankD hem fo7 IS hik ss fauIn a~a fl1
ko1 . pa1ku Az ~ kom rs pauku. hem as sss h< q
panku hen AZ kom ~ pauka. AZ 80 Enna rsr nrr1
o., - kon = koni, Ak 53' ~ kom rnuku AZ - ~
nl~ ~ <ani ni<i ke XIII Ak nlaua sl Phi ana -
1o foomanu alma Hem 70 ls' hik f59 kanl ma 20 rrc
mans Lik kahl hccnaka a. Ma "a apaua e1r nua.ss
p-la z. l-E nooniika ke kihl heraa utaa.1 =
pm ana me 70 fool-iAn1 ko Nahslelauhas 4 = s-1
sn~ @ m4 xo Sanaelaltala hem - f5f kou se naru 81
sS ~ msnka PHI ana me ko Poomanu a.na Hen - ~
nlk -os k1n ma ko fo1manu hlki kah h1or.l. II
M1 - .panA ~ anaua, PAD laa f0e ananaL
Ana being the sane premises deecrifsI In .ar r.,.s
no 80, hnieana Heiu ii15, issued 10 Pnfr
portion OF the above q Ksio land T1,.-. A. d. ..,r
Tame dwelling upon the p7en1isrs 49,
FOR further particulars Inquire or
''s 1t CECIL BROWN, Adrninisns-or.
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BOSTON AND HONOLULU PACKET LINE

kSR C. Brewer & Co.-Agents. 1t
ElEAE Favorable arrangements can always bs SXNf
made Tor storage and shipment Of OIL Bcre Wool Hides
and Merchandise to New Bedford Boston. New
and ,ther Eastern Ports. R5- Cash Advance made.
G77-Iy C. BREWER co.
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Pe,-.-' .,dv the wants ana Dsss lrl'o.ss-- :.
and % ,0 s.luS and n, thus promote their progress
md vell-belng. -oiuifsS->-.aa the
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A,UPRMME COURr % NE mAMAIIAN

6sUPR.IE COURT OF TIE HAWAIIAN
- Islands, Oahn January reI ID. A. d. ISIS Jaa
Ieiemia K, hbeliant kainana ubeiisc Libel fdr
Divorce
above entitled libel for divorce. ordered
decree of divorce from the bond q usatr1nT
entered favor of the aid x. tnf eau--
Of The moekalohe Of the sid kAiuaua n4ie zhss-
after the expiration % SIX from
this decree, compliance with thereof
less sufficient cause shali appear 20 the contrary
the beiiant ordered publish alsested cnps
OF this order ia the Hawaiian Gaz-e ald Euosna
papers for successive weeks, rsi publication
within month from the date or this ORDER al
persons Interested may, within uorths cauae
why said decree shonld not he made absolute.
Ey the Court JNO. D.. HAHNA c1erE.
Dated this sth day Of January. A y. is5.-
Honolulu. Oahu, hereby certify that ih- f1reg0-
Ing IS copy Of the original decree divorce
nie In the Office or the Supreme of the Hawaiian
Islands.
As witness my hand this aist day of Ian1lry. A.
ID. ls7S JNp. \. BARNARD.
6s2 6ts CLERK Of the supreme ConrL