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Island News.

By the arrival of the schooner Belle Brandon from
the Line Islands, (says the New Zealand Herald Of
May I'D we are placed in possession of several items
OF news, for which We are indebted to Captain Robin
son -
Captain Slater, of the schooner Olosega, the per-
son who was shot in February al Jaliut, by a Kings
mill native. is now convalescent, and doing well.
The particulars Of this outrage we have before re-
corded. 1t was brought about by intrigue on the part
OF the Samoan wife Of the captnin with the native
who committed the outrage. The native was subse-
quently killed by those sent to capture him.
The inter-tribal war at MIajero, Marshall Group.
had been suspended for some time, in consequence of
q lack OF ammunition. 1t was, however, resumed
about the time Of the arrival of thu schooner Belle
Brandon. and the day she left blood was shed for
the first time, two natives having beeu killed and two
women wounded. who were engaged in carrying sup
plies to the front.
at the kingsmill Group, Apiang, two tribes were
preparing for war, and several hundred men were
collected eager for the fray.
Inc Island OF Rotumah, which n few months ago
was the scene Of a religious war between the Wesley
an and Catholic sections Of the community, is like
~ to be embroiled once more one of the chiefs at
to usurp the government of the whole is.
iand' which IS being resisted by other tribes, and
mere was every indication that fighting would speed
lF ensue.
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JrNE u. lsEg.

EAAH=AAH ~ - AH@s
BCsrSEss Tor the week opened W with a degree Of ami
NATION that was pleasing % behold. and which notvfth-
standing the cessation % all operations BY the Observa-
ton % our national holiday. KamsharnehA Day, has been
Sustained By the frequent foreign arrivals, a. ne have TO
note thrive already this week from the Coast. VIZ. The II
" AImy. d c Murray AMI American Girl. all with fun
assorted eArgoes q Merchandise The s. zealaEdia ar
rived promptly on Monday last from the Colonies. sailing
ssnin on Tuesday for San Francisco with a good freight
and passenger list from this port. This. with the Morning
Star for Micronesia. are tho only DEPARTURES % note Of
our rsnlar vessels for the week
By the shove reported frequent arrivals from the Coast
Ne have san Francisco dates TO the 10Th uIt, from which
Ne make the following extracts u Market reports
sroKH-on the 18th ult this commodity met with a
sll fsrTasr Esdss;lSn. netNi;h,isnding the assertion q
continues good and promises TO be large Throughout the
which has doubles had the eject to drop price. Sale
ing for No / bleaehed-
MoLAasEs-Ha~siia quoted at laS1se-
RTE 5 T Jr,1.al eT 0.,=sTee quote slaHd
about go bags at 8 &c. aud a small quantity al Te" The
Ika % the 18th reports same figures. from hrst hands.
wooL-The MARKET Is reported strong and active. with
eOrding % grade and quality.
HnEs-Dry. usual selection, lie; Sailed. over eOBs-. DC;
.cogyEE,-This article l. reported again more fAvorably,
bags Tor iosai trade Kons being quoted At i5e. iN'
The Darfeu Ship Canal As again attracting the attention
OF the Commercial world. the Congress recently held in
PEtaa thereon deciding definitely In its favor. San Fran
eiao this project 10 be one Of particular benefit
20 The Psciae Coast. as the voyages by sail would be
shortened By one half. We acknowledge feeling q lively
Interest IN the shove scheme. and trust TO enjoy n partic-
patton In the benefits 20 be derived from our central
commercial position. but hope we are not TO be taxed to
the modest tune Of .Ooo.OoO dollars therefor. as is report
ed 10 BE- expected o. us toward the proposed Pacific Ocean
Gable.
The Auction sale Of the LiIikoi Plantation, situate at
MAkAwao, East Maui. took place last Saturday as adver-
tised. and was Knocked down 20 Capt Lorange & co, for
FBB,DrO, with but little competition.
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The SUBJECT Of a Trans-P Pacific telegraph cable
appears to be attracting renewed attention in
New York. We find the following among the
New York Associated Press telegraphic Dispatch
es to the San Francisco Erening Posi-
NEW York, May 20th.-Subscriptions were
opened Saturday to the stock of a company to be
formed to lay a submarine cable from the Pacific
coast to the Hawaiian Islands and Japan. One
capitalist headed the list with a subscription of
800 900. A subscription Of 81 900 900 is ex-
pected from the Hawaiian government.
We do not know upon what ground n sub
~scriptiOn of one million ofdollars is expected from
the Hawaiian government" or in fact any sum
whatever, seeing that no appropriation was made
for the purpose by the last Legislature. In the
year 1874 an Act was passed = For the encourage
ment and aid Of any company now incorporated
or that may be hereafter Incorporated. for the
Of intelligence by electricity By
that Act the Minister ofthe Interior is authorized
to permit the construction of telegraph lines upon
and along the highways and public roads and
across the lands and waters Of the Kingdom {;
also to take and set apart sufficient land and
premises for the use Of any Incorporated telegraph
company, whose apparatus and material are to
be exempt from duty and their vessels exempt
from port charges.
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Mn. EDIToR.-In your last weeks issue, you
notice a letter written from Kohala, Hawaii, to the
Pacific. In your phrase " our Missionary says -
&C., the implication is too plain to be misunderstood.
viii you allow me therefore to say that I was not
the author of the letter to which you refer-nor
should L in any case. be willing to assume the re-
involved in assertions so sweeping as
are contained therein. Truly yours, f. BOND.
Honolulu, June Q, 1879.
1.-The article referred to by our correspondent
was with the exception of the first three lines, copied
entire from a San Francisco paper. Lack of space
prevented our commenting upon it as a libellous
staiement-ED p. c.. Al
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Attest: inc. L BARNARD,
Clerk Of The Supreme Court. my8f a

TED Honolulu, II. l., May 9Th, 1879.
A. FRANCIS JUDD,
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Letter from the Rev. E. + poaue

\ HOSoLULU, June 1Itb, 1879.
EDiToE ADvERTI5EK "A revisit 10 Honolulu after
an absence Of five years, shows great improvement.
1 left the islands shortly after the arrival of the news
Of the treaty between this Kingdom and the States;
just before that business was dull, and property low.
But a change has come, and all for the better, 1
rust Churches and schools too are prospering.
Inc organization Of a Chinese church will mark an
era IN the religious and moral improvement Of the
lsiands- Punahou College is sailing along finely unA
der the care Of President Jones. Some of the good
men and men Of means Of the islands should endow
that ~schOOl-putting it on a firm footing. Hardly
any one enterprise will do more for the youths of the
than to put this school on q legitimate col
grade. And now for Micronesia, to do some
thing for that island world.
Truly yours. + 7. DoASE
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IMPORTS.

From New Castle. y 5 ". Per Catherine Sudden. June
19-soe tons coal.
From Sydney and Auckland. per ZealandiA. June 81
es saddlery. ? pigs drapery. - c. brandy. 5 cs rides, lis
c1 ropeA - pkg . merchandise. $50 bIs soap, G5 SKIS and
q INKS oatE. 32 aka potatoes. 2 csvestas, 3cs embrOcatfon.
ana ~ pE4s naerohandise in trnnsftu.
From san Francisco, Per II W Amy, June 30 bxs
tea, 40 bales hay. 300 bbls lime, II bxs giant powder. 1
bx caps. i BIZ fuse. 30 bbts cement. 1900 m bricks, 1900
red wood posts. 10 m shingles. 5 bbIs beer. - bars iron.
i ca merchAndtse. 2 cs seids, O. pkgs hardware, Q horses,
= carrla4ca, 100 qr SKIS dOur. zoos SKIS grain. IS SKIS pOta-
toes. 1pkFs marble. 30 pkgs groceries, - pkgs fish. - c.
vsntaon. % CO coal OIL and $50 pkgs miscellaneous mer-
Prom san Franefsco, per d G Murray. June Il. I5J ks
potAfoes. 400 axis doCr. 80 hbis alcohol. 1910 pkgs provf-
nlona and canned goods. 500 sks grain. leo bis hay, 40
pigs furniture. , inks gasoline. 4s pkgs dry goods, -
odls nsh plates, I hay eutter. Is bxs and 6 pkgs tobacco,
IL post1. Is N bricks, 900 bdls shingles. 3 c. lamp hx-
lures. II c. paints. 4 bx books. , pkgs newspapers. , csks
wine. 30 barz iron. - bars spikes, n e. drugs, and 1J5
pEgs miscellaneous merchandise.
PROM san Franctsco, per American Girl. June -. los
e Beer oopkga liquors. los SKIS dow. 295 pkgs hardware,
non snat1st oEs rtvefa, 4 pkgs cartridges, Is pkgs
furnillre. III pigs groceries. 10 m shingles, 355 bis
hay, I'D pigs dry goods. IS es OH. 50 pkgs glass. 20 kegs
lead. 5 pkgs photo goods. 300 pigs paints. nnIs and glass,
"a m bricks, aud go pkgs miscellaneous merchandise.
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MEMORANDA.

sAE FnANcIsco-Arrived: May Is. Am bk ID c Murray.
hence Apr1 IS; May Is. Am schr Dashing Wave. from
Hilo; Nay 10. Am schr American Girl. hence April 26
May 10. Am bktne Eureka. hence May 3, Am schr A p
Jordan. hence April 20. Am schr Hera, hence April 80
May n. P NJ 3 3 City Of New York. hence May IL. Am
schr Rosario. hence April Is.
A-sroaIA-Arrived; May 26. Haw blk Matte MacIesy.
hence May p
TrcroR1A, b C-Arived. May 70. Am BIZ Marmion.
hsncs Aprii n; May n. Am bk Crusader. hence April %.
Huos ~HkwAu-Arrtveds Ono date Am sehr d 5 VIII
haz1p from san Frnnctsco.
KAuuLrT. M~AUI-Aufveds mo date) An sehr EustAce.
from san F~rancisco-
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Ys..eI. for HeuoIuIu from Foreign Per.,

Vessels for HouoIuIH from Foreign Ports.
Am bk GaribaIdi, Newcastle. " 3 W.
Brit bk DoTenby, Glasgow, due July $40
An ship Gov Goodwin, glasgow due Aug 2O-25
Bra bk Stormy Petrol, Glasgow due Acg $40
Bot snip Ravenscraig. Liverpool, due Aug 15
Hag bgtne Violet, South Sea Islands, dine
Hau aimr iris, San Fran. for Foster a Co, due June Is
Am bktne Amelia. Port Bfakeiey
Am Htmr City Of New York, san Francisco. due June 10
An ship Republic, Hongkapg. due June 1918
An bk Amy Turner, New York, (yfa Boston) leading May 2
Brfe bEfne The Charlie. New York, loading May 2
Am schr Jos Woouey, Guano Islands, due July Is
Am bktns Eureka San Francisco, loading May %
Bht bk The Frederick, Liverpool, loading May I
Haw BIZ Lfdu, Pert Madison, due June 1920
Am schr b II RamsdeiL, Humboldt
An bk Ratuier. Port Gamble, due June 1870
n aiAtea achr Vivid, Fanningts Islands, due June 20-25
Haw sehr Mal0lo. Port Ludlow
Haw bk 4 @ WyIie, Bremen, due Sept $40
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PASSENGERS.

For MierOnesis-Per Morning star, June lo-Rev Z 7
Dcane.
Ror sNn F<aneses-PeT zeaiarda, June 10-T Williams,
W 9 Pms and 500, A n Knight and VIE, Miss z Phtt,
; sehg. A Mailard, Mrs Q d Andrews, r y Han and wife.
Mrs. } . ncGreU and ? children, A W Pierce, Mrs P Cooke
and snn. o y Williams aud wife, A Ratin. " swain, John Lee,
Wm McElnay, G. Murray J 9 Logan. g b Richards. i shore
, Il Donaf6,J Sutherland, W 4 Du Bots, Wing Ling, Gun
King. An see, Gaek Chonz. All sam.
Prem ean Eraneisco-Pcr n W Amy. June Ut CornsA.
John wilcox. John Crane. c Chisholm, James Tatten, r )
Wlkren, Arthur Peterson. Mary sbders. and three Chinese.
From Sydney-Per Zealandia. June 9-Mrs G Browne.
W Marienens. J Johnston. e Z Harbeck, A Crnwley, NJ
Fredcrfcks. Mrs Bruins, O KavAnagh.
From San Francfsco-Per ID c Murry, June I2-Nr
Flsnnntng. Frank Coll, Jas Bonytbin. T Waddle, Steward
Blanc and 10 Chinese.
From San Francfsco-Per American Girl, June ELL
Aoorehead. KipP, Mr. MeGinnis, A Olz, o Sam and :
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THE PACIFIC
Observation-Disclosures +.
JUNE u.

We LEARN from unquestionable authority, that
the agents Of tie p. NJ. s. Company in San Fran
cisco expect that General Grant and party will
take passage at japan for home in the City Of
Toxic, to leave the present month, and that the
vessel will not touch at these Islands.
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Notice.

Notice j. hereby given that all communications in
tended FOR business With the ADvEETIsEE PETSTfSG
EsrAELrsH,fESr. must D. sddressed e. the undersigned
suhscribers vho-e subscriptions arr due for the
ADvEHTIsEH. are respectfully requested 10 settle the same
without further notice.
Sub-cribsr- will please remember, that when subseriP-
tious are paid for in advance. the price IS only Five
Dollars A TEaE- J. H BLACK,
HouoIulu. Jan 18th. 1872. Pu5fiahT and Proprietor.
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EXPORTS.

Fer Micronesia, June I0-The brig Morning Star took
. cargo Of supplies whose total value was nearly $500.
and consisted chiefly % groceries. rice and poi, shipped
By 4 o Hall and J T Waterhouse.
For San Francisco. per Zealandia, June IO-SI36 pkgs
uSG .I16 nsl sugar, 1918 bags Q3l,SOO bsl rice. 40 bags
u9y115 tBsl paddy, 800 bnchs bananas, 5 g. do. Il bxs
betei leaves. "a bags peanuts. I afr pump. l bx currants.
? ca carfos. 4 pkg 5evelry. value domestic. 81, 25s. IS
Tcrefm value. 81 900 %.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. I.
ARR v Is.

ARRIVALS.
June sam bk II " Almy, freeman, II days from San
francisco
s-P Ms 3 Zealandia, Chevalier, from Sydney
I0-Am ship Springfield, Peart, from Guano Islands
liam bk ID q Murray, Norris, IS days I'm San Fran
I2-Am bktne Catherine Sudden. Ingalls, ~ days from
New Castle. N SW
f2-Am sehr American Girl, Baekus, IL days from San
Francisco
1s-BoITian bk Surprise. Curtis. Il days from New
Is-HsT bEts PO@ar.. eOod.ns. from oOkAIA. Hawaii
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I HAVE FOUND TT.

crest. ana NJ l can use without the@asusi !.
table, eat 10y go landlord nnG. says I must quit Il or lean 2 me ~
Yon rememtesy the s ; :r1dso0K AT MY FEET I,
As sn AM Upright in that development. ana nice cornsf I
VIA rs rs ~ a Young lady of~sixteensa ~ = wear
strong s{ri1Inra MEDIcATED ToBxcco LsE
Of th9se fine PTRET eSd CIear..a and add 4 p mrn .
mas jdst received. SAN SioAhkTfES. gfirh ~
WarAh says one, Hurrah SAYS M
gasl siIe = 20 ana give friend MARCIA Mn
Ma head itsbt r. !. Just above Dillingham; a 4 ca 7
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The Seventh General Conference of the Worlds
Alliance is to be held at Basic, Switzerland. from
August 3lst to September 7th, 1879.
The Times Of India says that 5000 orphans.
the result OF the famine in Mysore. have been
handed over to the orphanages in the province.
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Close, unventiIated bedrooms make the graves
OF thousands Of people annually.
Eighty years ago there were only 800 Jews in
Jerusalem. In 1875 there were Is, 900, and the
plumber is now steadily increasing.
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VESSELS IN PORT.

Am bktue Jos Perkins, Johnson.
Haw bgtne Storm Bird, Jackson
Brit b IAlIa R0okh, Hender
Am bkfne Discovery, Fuller
Am ship Gen Butler, Ryder
Am schF La Gironde, Genereaux
Am BIZ MORO Castle. Woods
Brit ship GIsnlfer, Cumming
Am "a n W Amy, Freeman
Am III DC Murray. Norris
Am bktnI Catherine Sudden, ingalls,
Am schr American Girl, Backus
VI bk Hawaii
Bolivika bk ssrprise, Curtis
Haw bgtne Pouare, Gooding
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IMMIGRATION FROM THE SOUTH

His Ezcellency the Minister OF the Interior has
handed Us for publication the following copy OF
instructions from the Board Of immigration,
which are supplied to all masters of vessels pro-
ceedIng hence to the South Seas for laborers. AS
we stated last week, the brig Storm Bird has
been undergoing repairs and will sail for Micro
nesia at an early day. She will be employed in
collecting immigrants and carrying them to the
depot on the Island of Jaluit, whence they will
be brought to Honolulu in the bark ZePhyros,
which vessel has good accommodations for several
hundred passengers The tenor of the %instruc-
tons Il all that could be desired.
BOARD OF IMMIGRATION,
Honolulu. June ID, 1879. 5
.Bessrs. H. HackJeId & Co, agents for II. TuTton,
ornsT Of the schooner Ntttie Merrill.
GESTLENES:-Hsrewith l hand you Commission
and instructions to Capt. Wallace Of the schooner
-Nstiie Merrill.
AS agents for Mr.. Tut ton, l ask you to acknowl-
edge the receipt thereof, and to acknowledge your
responsibility for the full carrying out Of the same.
Your obedient servant, SAN'L G.. WILDER,
Minister OF the Interior and President Board of
immigration.
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a. ROSA, Deputy Clerk. W. Sop'epH SonTt.


OF III III VVAITAN
- ISLANDS, IN Probate. Order Of notice on petlia.
AnoWance OF accounts, discharge, ana final dfstribnsio~' ~
P'1Pe,y. a ChaInbers, before Chief Justice Harris
In The matter of the ESTATE Of HENRY y ponR 80.
Honolulu, Oahu, deceased. Ate OF
reaulng and Hing the petition and accounts of 49,.
ger 81 Cartwright, Administrator, with Will anncvSd :. ian
ESTATE OF Henry +. Poor, late of Honolulu, Oahp- = = y
~neIsih he asks TO be allowed sG,e62 20. 100. and chs,eas
rase win SI4'lo7 SI-loos ard asks thar the SANG m ! ~
81 snlneo d approved. and that a 6naI order NAV he ~
u dlstrIDnuon OF the property remaining Ia his Lands -- "a
persons thereto entitled, and dIscharglns him and hs ssret uns
H1nR al further responsibility as such Adnininrator 10"
4 IS ordered that MONDAY. the Both dav al Jnaa m
1o.g, at 10 O'Clock a. M, before the said Justice ar 1Sss, "
Ia Court House, in Honolulu, be and The ~ hhampers,
aP fon az ths mime and place for hearing said petition ~ ~
appear and show cause, IL any they have ,eh. ~. q mere
shoula not be granted, and may present evide,ce a. =. 1spe
are hIHfe 10 N sad property. And that his go. y VINO
gun Languaee, be published in the Pacific Cor,s = ne
"a a use a newspaper printed and published IN mLsns,e,ai
pointed for said hearing. ~ uMe- therein APP
Da'ed Honolulu, ii. l., May 23rd. A. ID. 1870 ~
CHAS. G. HARRIS
49,. Chief Justice Of the sunraro
attest; A. ROSA, Deputy Clerk Supreme C ~ Court
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NEW GOODS.

ID ECEIVEp By LATE ARRIVALS VIZ
IA Lady Lampson, Kalakaua, Discovery, and Australia.
Golden Gate, Extra Family. Bakers Extra, & EIdorado Flour,
Cracked Wheat Corn Meal, Dat Meal, Wheat, Oats,
Ground Barley, Bran, Hay, and for sale by
my24 BULLES & Co..
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DEPARTURES.

Am 5k Antioch, Weeks, for H0nxkong
10-P NJ 3 8 Zeslandia, Chevai=r. for San FranciseO
liam bgtne Morning star, Bay, for Micronesia
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVE THAT the
~ undersigned has been appointed Executor of the last
and testament of Akong of Honolulu, deceased, and all
persons are truly notified to present claims duly authenticated
whether secured by mortgage or otherwise, at his office on
Street, in Honolulu, within SIX months from the
date hereof or they will be forever barred, and all people in
debted to said estate are hereby notified to make immediate
payment thereof ALEX. j. CARTWRIGHT,
Executor of the Last VIII and Testament Of Akona, deceased
Dated at Honolulu, April D, 1879. ap26
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NOTICE.
Holm HI. of Honolulu, having
- made an assignment, to the undersigned. of all his stock
in-trade, book debts. etc., for the benefit OF his creditors, all
parties 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 TO me without delay.
R. F.. ~BICKERToN, 23 Merchant st.
Honolulu, May -, 1879. my3I I'm
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SGPREME COURT oFTaEHAWAIIAN

&UPREME COURT OF THEUAwAIIAN
- Islands, in Probate, Island Of Oahu Hawaiian sisnds a.
In the matter Of The estate ef ALICE MONTGOMERY,
directing publication Of notice OF the same.
a document, purporting 10 be the last will and testament OF
ALiOE MoNIGOMEkH deceased, having on the 27th day
Q may, Al 1873, been presented 10 said Probate Court
ana a petition for the probate thereof and for the Issuance Oh
letters testamentary to William l.. Green and Alex. McKfbbin
having been filed by VIM. l.. Green.
IL Is hereby ordered, that TUESDAY. the I'M a.v ~
June, A.D. 1879, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, Of said day. AZ the
Court Room OF said Court, at Alioani Hale, in uonolulu. he
ana the same is hereby appointed the time for provInv aa4
VIII ana nearing said application. when and where any prrson
granting OF letters testamentary. nv
~ Is further ordered, that notice thereof be given by pubjf-
cauon, Q three successive weeks. In the Pacific Commercial
AdSeItser anewspaper printed aud published IN Honolulu.
hnu Is further ordered, that citations be issued 10 the
subscribing witnesses TO said viii, and 10 the heirs m the
will at the time appointed.
lated Honolulu, Ii. l. May R,h, 1879.
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= CARD.

To the o6cers and Members of HOnOluln Fire Depart
meHt.
GESTLENEs-Ii take tt earliest opportunity Of thanking
you for the honor you hav conferred on me by eIectiing me
to the position Of Second Assistant Engineer OF the Honolulu
Fire Department ON ASSUMING the Office, I shall, with your
aid and eOur sci, endeavor , fulfill the requirements of the p-
sition.
Honolulu, June 9th, 1875 Qp JOS. U.KAWAINUI.
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Atteia. ROSA, Deputy c,s,t Justice of the supreme Cow.
SUPREME COURT OF

ff9yE is 81 In Probate. In the Estate Of WILLIAM
v ~ honoluu, Oahu, deceased, Intestate. BefDye rhief
ton. S"V" Admtnhtra-
On reauing and filing the petition OF LetitIa Love ,,Low
=, " H.am Love, Of Honolulu. Oahu, alleging tiat WIIism
~ o. HONOLULU, Oahu, died intesfate al uonoIuIp ma a.
.Zthd day OF December, A. u. 1873, and praying mar letter. ~
administration to her, Letitia Love.
It is ordered that MONDAY, the I6lh aav M IT,.
tols, oe, and is hereby appointed for hearing said petition be.
inie "a SAID Justice, in the Court Room OF This Court a. tfore
IuI1' at which time and place all persons concerned ma .-s~.-
Z snow cause, II any they have, why said petltion sborasd
no De granted, end that this order be publHhcd 4, = DD.o
merctal Advertiser newspaper in HoaoiuluF y
Dated Honolulu, II. j, May 2sh, 1879.
Attest: Chief Justtce ~ \ Ietnsnast n