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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16

rEfsIsE OFHCE, Dec &c. a.m.-The barometer
reached lowest point little after noon Yesterday
bt t rise wa- ancip aed by the fine weather. which
,cf Ia cons dfrabiY earlier.
flear BREEZY and cooler weather may Do expected IN
fIi. CIV and vicinity to-day.
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A NEW PROJECT or

IL Is stated that Mr.. Vanderbilt proposes 10 build
a brancb IRON the Harlem Railroad at point two
miles north of CrOt F4ila % point two miles
east OF BREWSTER and tbat be has offered 20 give
the branch road % the New-Y0Tk and New England
RAILROAD Company II that company Will abandon
brewsters station ana make its entrance into New
York City over the Harlem Railroad.
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Al notices Of Nariagss ml,sbc ia ijTIsI 'citl fsg
uaue and address
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PATHWAYS OF COMMERCE.

RAILWAY RELATIONS AND CANAL PLANS
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE xxrESsioS oF THE rExAs
AND PACIFIC IINr-scBEDULR RATES FOR
FRxIGHr NOT nfGipLy KSFoRCED-1HE NrcAR-
Aqua AND PANAMA CANAL RoCrEs
A contract for the building of the extension
of the Texas and Pacific Railroad from Fort
Worth TO FL Paso. by combination of we'll
known capitalists, has been approved by
the company, but there is some
delay IN the execution Of the contract. Freight
rates from the West are becoming unstable
as the traffic diminishes. and there is much
"cuttiug" of the schedule terms. a discus
sion of the merits of the Nicaragua route FOR
the Interoceanic canal took place last evening
under the auspicies of the American Geo
graphical Society.
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tsns Fixtures

tsHs Fixtures
DESIGN AND FINISH EXCEPTIONALLY FINE
Wholesale ASD RETAIL
ARCHER a PANCOAST aFG CO.
81 Greene-st 6s 70 - Wooster above Bro0me ~
Broadway pass the d0ar
Greas Picture Sale
CHICKERING HALL,
WEDN EsDAY AND THU DAY EVENINGS. DECEM
BE2 II and -.
To avoid dissatisfaction. that may have equal
-''''' no RESERVED SEATS.
Mr. JOHN II. sHERwooD's AND MR. BENJAMIN
HART : COLLECTIONS OF PANTHEON.
OF greater and value sale IN fs roaBty
excepting M. JOha Taylor JOhnstou'~
works Of hundrd and fourten artists represent
tng value ~ more than
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
These superb works Of free exhibition s
National Academy ~ Design day arr and Will be
b, auction " Chlckerng Hail. einestay and Thurs
day evenings, December II AMI II
WITHOUT ANY RES ERvE wHArEVER.
GEO. 4. LEANIIr & CO. Auctlurrers
Under supervision OF = p. AVERY
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Geupi Gallery.
ITO 5thave. corner 2od-st
HOLIDAY SEASON.
Eor exhibition. and for sab.
acsrsruIly ,.S.c,.d collection
MODERN PAINTINGS,
@rery pleasing suk,eet.
Bs ne most famous arts1
dtso,
a lsre, snd -rrisd s,oct o. ,saiercoi0r
dressings ssSrar,nga eehms. e. -s,l
igorthy tss attention orrr, c9nnossss,rs
NJ. KNOEDLER & Co.
Successors Goupsi a Co.
100 rFrnAvE. couNER s2D.sr
keaiias'- Consh Lszense- have erlai IA the
coughs Dronchits ho4rcaess. DC. IL N the great
Enesh rmov. @ao-hed nv experience 81 years.
e FoNGErA Co. Sew-ferk Aseats.
Pest once Notee 90 ~.ls AL, ior zoe ysss ed.
on a. $40 a. m Toe Rsrsos Nv sresmshiD Nee
vsda- 0.eenst9wu o. sEDN tsDAf. AZ $50 m. Tor
Earsp& BY steamship Botnna via Gaeenst.wn al RS
DAy az . am isr EnTors ,. steamship Araiie VIA cneehs
o-n o h" ~ -" r E n'ss e. spe
wieand. va ymouih CnefDonrs snd fftmburg on
q y
Berlin Queenstown cadence for Germany
Scotland b. sporisily adre--l and
lana direct Sy steamship Anchoa Gia>g0s and az IL
for EUROPE. BY steamship Ahe, southampton and
Brrncn. The Dtnnl4rs.
patched by HAMBURG sna hrenien sioancrs o9y he mss
uayti. Colombia AID GrCYu~u
10 malls Tor Porto ieo 'ssve York Dece@ber 10
The mails or Bermuda I'D tho West Indies
DeCeuber - The mails Havana 4 NcW.YOrk de-
IL and 20. rhr malls Newfoundland
YORK Deccfnbcr 10 The malls Tor bctilc New
December ID. rho mails Tor AsulnN4l All Pa,lc
Ports NewfOrk lrcemner ~ rhr ulils 1r
ia tfaarl.co DeccmDsr - The fer
china and Japan leave san Fransiseo December q.
Il. HOat
Post Once. New.York. Dec IL 1870
The Five Paiafs anss OF Industry n specially need
Of sIocs 1mIly. l0aat4
though much earnestly solicited ID
for a notlncatiou to lo6 WOrth-t
keaay this nosalaz
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kea.ina.- COngh Lazenge- have equal n the
oougs uronrifs h0Irscness. DC. IL ~ he great
Eugrsh rtmev hy experience
solo BY an druggists. Price so celts scar ~ mall
r. FOjGENA 4 CO.. New-for Agents.
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Supreme Court-In Probate.

At CAam5ers-Before Mr. Justice Judd.
Estate of Kimo Haund Ck), deceased. Petition of A P
Kalaukoa, husband of Lula, a second cousin of decedent
for letters of administration on the above estate. The
Court after hearing the evidence appointed W C Parke,
administrator; bond waived by the parties interested.
Inventory to be filed in 80 days.
At Chambers-Bg0re Chief Justice Harris.
Estate of Ira Richardson, deceased. Petition of Mrs
Elizabeth C Richardson, widow of decedent, praying to
be appointed administrator, with the Hon ] Mott Smith
as administrator of the above estate; and also praying
that she may be appointed guardian of her youngest
daughter Alice Mabel Richardson a minor. Upon read
ing and filing the petition and hearing testimony of the
desth of decedent, the Court ordered that letters of admit
nistration and letters of guardianship be issued as prayed
for upon their filing n joint and several bond in the sum
of 100000. Inventory to be filled in 80 days, and notice
10 creditors to be published in the "Pacifc Commercial
Advertiser, for four successive weeks.
Before NJ. Justice Judd.
Proof of VIII of Kamaikui Opio (w), deceased. Peti-
tOn of Lucy Peabody, praying for probate Of the Will of
the above decedent. The Court upon hearing the evil
dence, and no person contesting said Will, admitted the
same to probate. Notice to creditors unnecessary the
testsrix having a husband living at the time of her
decease.
In the guardianship of II f and Chas d Poor, minors.
Alexander j Cartwright, Esq, guardian of said minors,
rendered his final account of his trust to the Court,
which was examined and approved and the amounts due
the minors paid over and their receipts for the same
fled, vbereupon the guardian was discharged from fur.
Their responsibility in the matter.
Prof of Will of Mary W Andrews, deceased. Petition
of Samuel Andrews for probate of the Will OF the above
decednt. No opposition being offered to the Will. the
Court after hearing evidence of the execution of the
same, and of the death of decedent, admitted the Will to
probae, and ordered that letters testamentary be issued
to william o Smith without bonds as provided in the
Will. Notice to creditors to be published in the Pacific
Commercial Advertiser" for four consecutive weeks,
and al inventory to be filed in 80 days.
In Neutrality-suspicious. Chief Justice Harris.
Brewer * Co VS.. The bark "Alster." Libel for damages
to gods shipped on board said vessel, arising as alleged
from bad stowage. After hearing the evidence and the
arguments of counsel the Court dismissed the libel, and
ordered each party to pay his own costs.
] Ntt & Co VS.. bark "Alster." This was a similar case
excep that certain damage was proved, and not contro-
vertet and the Court awarded Eli IS I'd, together with
freight and charges on the damaged goods, and interest
on the above sum from the date of the vessel leaving
Liverpool. amounting together to S70.59 and the costs of
Court
A s Hartwell for Iibellants. Castle & Hatch for re-
sponent.
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IInxc THE

At Tibbsts 4 sOrensOn's wharf the missionary packet
Morning Star. is taking In supplies, &C, for the mis-
sionaries At Micronesia. she Will sail about June 10th
also, at the same wharf the HGw bgtne Storm Bird is
being overhauIed. and will at again for another voyage to
tho South Sea Islands for lAborers-
Al the Old Custom House wharf the Gne fine clipper
bark Moro Castle, 40 days from New York, is discharg-
Ing q general cargo OF merchandise.
AtBrewsr L Co.'S wharf the Haw bark KAlAkAuA Is load
iR sugar for San Francisco. for which port she viii sail
on Monday or Tuesday next
The bark Lady Lampson Il loading sugar at Brewer K
Co.'S wharf. and Will probably sail for San Francisco on
Tuesday or wednesday next The sch Ia Girande Is
diseharging lumber at the EsplanAde opposite the Gus
tom House
The bark LaIIa Rookh f. dIscharging heavy machinery
At tho old steamship wharf. She will probably be laid
on for San Francisco.
Al the foot Of Fort street the bktne Discovery. Il ready
for frcIght for San Francisco. for which port she will
sail about June 10Th
The Am ship Gen Butler Is diseharglng coal at the p N
8 8 dock: also, at the same dock the Am schr Bonanza, Is
loading for San Francisco 10 sail soon
The Am bgtne Josephine isin the stream. ready for sea.
The Haw schr Nettie Merrill, Is httins out for . voyage
% the s0uth Sea Islands for laborers-
The Brit bark Zephyrus which has been anchored out
aide all the week, was towed into port yesterday morning.
II IL rumorsd that she will proceed to the South Sea
Islands for lAborers-
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COMMERCIAL.
RR1DAE. A %. 1879


THE general aspect Of trade for the past week has
svfnced no Disposition - change from the Characteristic
fs.furo that has ruled for the past month. there seeming
u being little inclination among buyers 70 purchase
beyond actual needs. or b hn special orders. And We
could wish % observe the same cautious spirit guiding
cur importers In their Efforts 90 provide for the wants OF
trade Instead q the lavish importations that seems now
20 Be The rule from the number % foreign vessels en-
route % this Port-al heavily laden. while II IL not %
Be- gainsald that we are IN the midst % q season, or period
% prosperity through the impetus sven 10 all branches
OF trade By the treaty Of reciprocity with the United
States. and the favor o. ample rains 10 insure successful
crops 10 our planters. there 10 nevertheless An apparent
danger ahead % disaster amid prosperity that We should
guErd ourselves against. and the surest method would be
70 see that our imports Are within our exports, or that We
have not to pay for mors than we have 10 pay with. This
has been the cause OF our limited exchange for some
time past which. with the free fOrwardAnce now OF pro
ducs We trust Will soon Afford Us relief.
Our weather rather partakss Of an unsettled nature.
unusual for this time Of the year. which makes the coast
ing business quite srratic. and the departure Of vessels
with produce for San Francisco equally uncertain
We have this week the new steamer LshuA Of Messrs.
Wider 4 Co. which arrived on Monday afternoon last In
II days and n hours from San Francisco.
The other foreign arrivals for the week have been the
La G4ronde with lumber from H1mboIt. Moro Castle
With assorted merchandise from New York, after . spIen-
did run Of 1s days. and the Zephyrus from MazHtlan.
seeking.
The DEPARTURES have not been a. free As were looked
for. tho Forest Queen for San Francisco. being the only
one 50 far for the week with cargo Of domestic produce,
valued At $~e6.Ts3-39. The KaIAkAua and Lady Lampson are
both loading. A. also the BONANZA. TO get OF early next
week, 20 be followed by the Discovery.
Our next arrival from the coast Will probably be the
II W Almy with dates 10 aoOut the 10Th inst.
Tho sale At auction Of the Luikoi Sugar Plantation,
which waa 10 have taken place on wednesday last, was
postponed till Saturday. June eth The sale Of the Union
Hotal premises takes place tomorrow, May 3lst, and on
Thursday next. Mr. Adams Will hold 3 credit sale to close
consfgnments.
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CONCERT NEXT WEEK.-On Saturday evening
next, June 18th, q Concert Of vocal and instrument
tai music will be given at Kawaishao Church, un-
der the direction OF ii. r. II. the Heir Apparent.
the proceeds to be devoted TO the fund for the re-
pair OF the Church. We undersi and that an extra
musical treat may be looked for on this occasion.
the Princess who is well known as a vocalist of
ability and taste having devoted considerable time
in supervising the rehearsals Of the singers.
Among these last will be the Hawaiian Nightin-
gale, Miss Juliana Walanika. who has a voice of
Incompatible natural sweetness and power Mr..
Moses Hiram the we'll known native tenor, and
others.
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TIE PAoIPIo
Commercial A0bertiser
SATURDAY,. A 81
Notice.

Notice r. hereby given that all communications In
tended for business with the ADyERTIsER PETSrTSG
FsrsurrsHNEsr. must be addressed 70 the undersigned.
Subscribers whose subscriptions are due FOR the
ADvEEIIsEn. are respectfully requested to settle the same
without further notice
Subscribers will please remember. that when subserip-
lions are paid for IN advance, the price Is only FIVE
DOLLAns A YEAH- J. H BLACK.
Honolulu. Jan. 18th. 1879. PaLidser and PyPr1or.
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Vessels for HsnoIuIu from Foreign Pori

Veasels Tor HonoluIu from ForeIgn F0FtN'
Am BIZ asribadi, Newcastle, " 8 w.
Brif ship GIepiHer, Liverpool, due
Brit BIZ Dovenby, glasgow, due July 6i0
Am ship Gov Goodwin, glasgow due Aug 2O-29
Am bktne Catherine Sudden, Newcastie. n ) w
Brit BIZ stormy Petrol, Glasgow due Acg $40
Bril- ship Rarenscraig. Liverpool, due Aug 10
An gpsf s:hr Eustace, San FlneIsco, sailed May li,viA hahnIui
Haw bk farprise, Newcastle. N 5 W, due
Haw bxlue vI0let, South Sea Islands, due june 10
Am schr ID 8 Williams, San francisco, for Hilo, sailed MAy 10
Am bk II w Amy, San Francisco, due June SO
Haw stmr Iris, San Fran, for Foster a. Co, due June 51O
An bklus Amelia, Port Blakeley
Bril- sfnr Zealnndia, Sydney, due June9
Am STAR CRY OF NeE York, San Rraneiseo. due June 10
Am Blk ID q Murray, San francisco, due June bio
Am nhip Republic, HongkoDg, due June 10-15
Am BIZ Amy Turner, New York, Via Bostonl loading May
BRIT bgsue The Charlie, New York, loading May 2
Am bkgne Jos Perkins, Port Gamble, due June is
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IN FORT.

Am bgtne Morning Star, Bray
Ger bk Louise, Meyer
HnH bgtne Storm Bird, Jackson
Brit X Lalla Rookh, Heudar
An bgtne Josephine, Ogilvie
An bktne Discovery, Fuller
HnU biz Kaiakaua, jerks
Brit bk Lady LAmpson. Marston
Am schr Bonanza, Miller
Am ship Gen Bafler, Ryder
An sehr La Gironde, G-enereaux
Am bk MORO Castle, Je-ett
nrft BIZ Zephyrus, Wslker
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Notice of Foreclosure of Mortgage.

NOTICE is GIVEN THAT PUR-
Ky suant TO q power Of sale contained in q certain Deed of
Mortgage, dated August LIST, A. d. 1875, made between Ke-
kaawe Q) and Kameahaiku wv, Of the one part, and NJ.
Robinson and 8. Allen Of the other part, and recorded in
Liber 46 on pages SIS and 366 in the Registry Office, Homo
lulu, TO secure the payment of $40 four hundred and forty
dollars) in two years from the date thereof, with interest at
the rate of one per cent. per month until paid. Tbs said NJ.
Robinson and :. Allen intend to foreclose said mortgage, ard
after the time limited by law to cause the mortgsged property
to be sold by public auction in Honolulu, for a breach Of the
conditions contained in the said deed, such property being
described as follows: KeIa apana alma a pau e Waiho mel
ana Heiu 1868.
RICH'D p. B~ICKERTON,
Attorney for said M. Robinson and s. c. Allen.
Dated Honolulu, May 81, 1879. my3l It
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NOTICE IS GIvEN THAT the
~ underzixned has been appointed Executor Of the last
win and testament of Akong Of Honolniu, deceased, and All
psrsons are truly notified 10 present claims duly authenticated
wheEhrr secured oy mortgage or Otherwise, at his ONCE on
Kaahunanu Sreee, In Ho1oluiu, within six months from the
date hereof or they viii be forever barred, and all people IN
d<btcd 70 nth estate are hereby Noticed 70 make immediate
payment thereof ALkA- AkLMhiuhI
krrcuf1r of the Last win and Testament % Akona, deceased
D-1-I a. HooaIafa- AprI %. 1879. apes
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A MORE RECENT LOT OF
LATE BOOKS. etc,
AT THOS. G. THRUM'S Fort Street Store.
A Masque of Poets-No Name. Series.
Nelly's Silver Mine, by H. II.
The Story of q Bad Boy, by 7. b. AldIich.
Jean Ingelow's Poems. complete;
Bryant's Poems, complete;
Bryant's Political Works,
Goethe and Schiller, by Boyesen,
Recollections Of Writers, by Mary and Chas. Cow
den Clark.
As 1t May Happen. by Trebor.
Common Sense in Business, by Freddy;
Home Comforts, or Things Worth Knowing, by
Freddy.
Memoir of Robt. Chambers, by VIM. Chambers;
Flowers, their origin, Sc, by j.. E. Taylor;
The School Boy, by o. w. Holmes;
Prince Deukalion, by Bayard Taylor;
Parks and Gardens of Paris, by w. Robinson;
Pleasant Spots Around Oxford, by Alfred Rimmer;
Art and Artists of Connecticut, by II. w. French;
The Ceramic Art, by Jennie J. Young.
The Bohemian, by Cbas. de Kay;
Chambers Information for the People, 9 vols.
The Works of Chas Lamb. 5 vols.
Social Etiquette of New York;
The Beaconsfeld Cartoons, from Punch. cloth and
paper.
Base Ball Guide Books for 1879
Base Balls and Bats, New Scrap Pictures, Pap~renes.
Birthday Cards, Floral Passepartonts & Mats.
Frames, Gaskeips Ccupendinms of Elegant Writing
~ ~ Sc mF3 j
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From Humboldt-PeK La 6sronde, May 2o-l31lS0 II
fanber, II, 500 pkts, 400 N shingles, 1000 posts.
From San Rancisco-Per Lehua, May 27-$i0,OOo god
col1 and eo6 pkgs general md4e-
Prnm Ns- T0Ek-ra Moro Castle May 2s-l0Sz pkgs
Iron, 2O15 pkgs irou and wooden ware, ZIG Pkgs hardware, S4
pkEs agricultural implements, SIS cases kerosene oil, 3oI pkgs
paper, 90 eases dry goods, = cases stationery, 1O5 pks rope,
l6I csses wine beer and cider. 109 pkgs lamps ~ pkgs fur
nlture, le pkgs canned goods, us pkgs general ndse-
For San Trancisco-Per Forest Queen, May 26-S556 Pkgs
sugar., 500 bags rice, 90 bags peanuts, % pkgs miscellaneous
ARTICLES. Value dom eo6 ,732S9-
PASSENGERS.
For San francisco Per Forest Queen, May IA II
stennfn9, Capt Buchanan. Chas Naury, L Joseph and
wffs. Folsom, ThOs M.Cune, c r Peterson
From San Franeiseo-Per Lehus, Nay 2T-Aug Ahrens
II w Tool.
Prom Knhuluf-Per Kilauea Hou, May 31-Col " y
Allen p O Jones, Bishop willis. i Banning. J Ritson. W
Foster. @ Macfariane, Miss Biz1op. Mrs W II Cornwel1S
willie Bailey, 4 others and 30 deck
DIED.
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EXPORTS.
PASSENGER
DIED.
Notice to Creditors.

wR1cn-At Kavafhae. May ed. 1879. Of hemorrag
the lungs, Z wELcH. aged about 80 years
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
NNyE BEG LEAVE TO INFORM THE
Wv public that We have several
Tracts of Land suitable for Cane Culture,
In the Hamakua District of Hawaii. situate between the lands
of Waipio and Kaholalele, along the Hamakua Coast, which
are well known TO be the most prolific in Sugar Cane of any
lands on the Hawaiian Islands, yielding from
OUR TO SIX TONS PER ACRE,
with very Indifferent cultivation.
We also wish to inform the public who are in want Of
Working Oxen and Horses,
for use on the lands in the district, that there is an unlimited
supply for beef and draft, together with many other facilities
available that cannot be described in a short newspaper adj
Yertisement. j. p. PARKER,
SAM'L PARKER.
P-s.-An particulars regarding terms of IeasehoId, purchase
of lands, cattle, horses, and all necessary Information will be
freely furnished by MR.. SAMUEL PARKER, at KawaIhae,
Wamea, Paauhau, Mana, or at airy Of his places OF business
in the districts of Hamakua or S. Kohaia, Hawaii. my3 3m
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
EOHN III. MCLEAN, of Honolulu, having
~ made an assignment to the undersigned. Of all his stock
in-traie, book debts, etc, for the benefit Of his creditors, all
par;is indebted to said John II. Mclean are notified to make
immediate payment TO me and all parties having claims
against said John ii. Mclean are requested to present the
same 10 me without delay.
r. F. %BICKERToN, % Merchant st.
HSn0Iu;u, May %, 1879. my3l I'm
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COURT FOURTH IunICIAI

COURT. FOURTH JUDICIAL.
~ Circuit, Hawaiian Islands, ia Probate, Island OF Kauai
So HAWAIIAN Islands In the matter OF the ESfATE OE
ANN WLNDENBERG, widow, Of KoIoa, Kauai dereaaei
Order appointing time for Probate Of will and direr,ine ~rssi
cation OF notice OF the same. 800
"A document supporting to be the last VIII ana Testame,,
OF ANN WUNDENBERG, widow, deceased, having on ,be
Ih day OF Nay, A. ID. 1879, been presented 10 said Probsae
Court and a petition for the probate thereof and FOR tbe ssn
anee Of Letters Testamentary to JOHN N. WRIGHT. Of
1t is hereby ordered, that SATURDAY, the Dist dav or
June, A. ID. 1873, at 10 o'clock A. n. OF said da-. az Inc Com,
Room Of said Court, at KoIoa, ia Kauai. be. and he -. ~ ~
hereoy appointed the time for proving said VIII and bearipg
am appneaEion, when and where any person Interested NAV
appear and contest the said VIII, and the granting on Ie,,s,ss
Testamentary. e''s'
IL Is further ordered, that notice thereof be given nv nal,
cation, Tor three successive weeks, In the Pacific Comnerria,
Advertiser. a newspaper printed and Published In HonolnIu
And Il Is further ordered, that citations be issued 81 re snh
scribing witnesses to said VIII, and to the heirs Of the teststrIx
said VIII, at the time appointed. FN'"'' VI
Dated Kolca, II. l., April LIST, 1879.
my24 81 Circuit Judge Fourth Jndl.i., c,...,,
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DILLINGHAM; e Co,
muam b. Fort Street, Honolulu.
NOTICE.

nURING MY FROM THE
n Kingdom, Mr.. John IL. Patty or Mr.. saml NJ Damon,
will act for me under power OF attorney, on record in the
Registry Office in Honolulu, in Liber 43, on pages leo and l6l.
mylT St CHAS. X. BISHOP.
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TO THE PUBLIC

I'm THE ISSUE OF THE p. C. ADVERTIS.
IL Err of the 18th inst, my husband, Nacios Perry, states
that 1 had left him, &C, and also warns people against trust
ing me, 1 would state in response, that L have not LEFT him, nor
our home, but that he has left me and our children since the
18th of May, devoid of even the commonestn ecessaries OF life. 1
am at present living in an utterly destitute condition, he hav-
ing refused to contribute to our further support.
my24 st MARIA PERRY.
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Notice
NOTICE.

4 LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY WARNED
N not TO trust my wife, MARY, as she has left my bed and
board. (my17 1mt) NACIoS PERRY.
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MI FROM THIS
~ Kingdom, I hereby authorize my wife, Eugenia Briggs,
and Capt. Benz. Hampstead, to act for me and in my stead 10
all matters connected with the American Schooner JOSEPH
WooLLEY, and in any other matter concerning my interest
at these Islands.
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