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The Inter Oceanic Canal,

From Paris we learn by telegraph that the Con-
grcss assembled there to discuss the project of n
ship canal across the isthmus Of Panama, had
agreed on n route. Among a number that were
presented for consideration that chosen takes, as
far as practicable. the shortest distance between
two oceans. The Chagres river extends from the
Atlantic side to within about twenty miles of the
Pacific Ocean. On the Pacific side there is the Rio
Grande, 80 that it would only be necessary to con-
struct an artificial channel between the two water
systems. There is a range OF mountains on the
Pacific side which may necessitate a tunnel,
although from the tenor Of the discussions at the
Congress, it is designed to build the canal with
deep cuttings if practicable. The estimated cost
of the Isthmus route has been set down at $780,
900, 900.
The plan of raising the necessary money is set
tied. The interfering rights and claims of all rival
interests have been consulted, satisfied and re-
moved out of the way. The Government of
Colombia is brought into accord with the leaders
of the project, and the active work may be re-
garded as near its commencement.
1t is stated that operations will be commenced
on the lst OF January next. Says the S. F.
Chronicle
THE business Of the Panama inter-oceanic canal
may not, for the first five years after its compile
ton, be as great as that of the connection made
between the Red and the Mediterranean Seas
but its ultimate outlook is as much greater as the
future trade OF China exceeds the possibilities Of
India. All the shipping of the coasts of North
and South America, which now takes either the
Cape Horn route or the Ionte by rail across the
lsthmus, will use this canal and it will impart
new energy to the cities and peoples of both con-
tinents. 1t will enhance the value of all property
and vastly increase production in every land,
from Chile to Alaska. San Francisco must be the
greatest beneficiary among cities, but it will aaact
Valparaiso, CGllaO, TaIcaLuano,- Honolulu. and the
city OF the future that is to spring mp on Puget
Sohnd most faForably. 1t will operate as a n1ore
effective check on the rapacity OF the trausconti-
mental railways than all practicable legislation.
1t will break up the monopoly of transportation
companies. and in a few years decupIe the ship
ping interest of this city. which is now suffering
by the combination between the steamship com
pany aud the railroad anaconda, to the infinite in
jury of the merchants and people of the whole
Pacific coast..'
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ars nre eloscd. Immediately on hearing an alarm

taps are closed, Immediately on hearing an alarm
oFfIc.)
From the Siakiki reservoir to Beretauia street
and thence to Thomas square. an eight-inch
iron pipe will be laid a six-inch pipe from the
square to Richards street, connecting with the
present ETe-inch pipe from NuuaDu street from
Richards street On King street. q four-inch pipe
will be laid to Punahou street and a four-inch
pipe from thence to Waikiki and Kapiolani Park.
There will be three-inch piping on the Cross
streets between King aud Nuuanu streets.
The new Nuuanu reservoir, the situation and
capacity Of which arc above stated, will have an
elevation of three hundred and fifty eight feet
above the sea level, and of one hundred and
thirty-seVeu feet above The level Of Judd street.
a six-inch pipe will be laid from this reservoir
down Nuuanu Avenue TO Judd street and along
that street to Puunui hillside. Eventually this
piping Will be continued down Liliha street TO
connect with that from School and King streets
The abolition of TIE Nuuanu cow pasture -
and the Punishment of cattle from the other
valleys in the rear Of the city. are objects for the
attainment Of which the ADVERTISER has labored
for years past. 1t is with no little satisfaction
therefore that we note to-day the progress that
has been made in this direction, without which
the additional reservoirs would not have been
built; for with the valleys full of cattle the water
supply would have been next to nothing. The
community at large may rightly feel under
obligations to. the late and present administra-
tions Of the government, through whose fore
thought and energy has been given the assurance,
that for the future then shall be q plentiful
supply of pure water for the growing city of
HonOIuIu
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A BoDrE JURoR.-It occurred in BOdie, that
city Of whisky, wealth and wickedness. A case
was on trial in the Justices court, and during q
recess one Of the interested party approached n
Juror ard said
"Say, boss, 1T that are SUE goes agin me III
nigh on to two thousand loser IN mimi proper
ty. Now I'll give you an even $500 to hang
that jury :"
The incorruptible scion Of American liberty re-
Elected a moment and replied =
ssIt-d be q cussid onsartin job FOX one man to
take a rope and strangle that hull gang, an I'm
afsared aFore / got through / mOut dance q JIG
under il myself, but ef its all the same to you
pard. l might wade in there with a six-shoOter
an wipe out the crowd. Thet'd be more to my
hand than hangin' and the job could be done
quicker. Il thet's satisfactory, perduce the coin
an III get to work"
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Y.snsI- fer HoaeiuIs fronl ForeIgn PoFts.

Am bk G1ribaJdL, Newcaatie, y > w.
Bril- BIZ Doganby. 0iasgns. due JAY bl0
An snip Gov Goodwin, Ghsgow due Aug 22S
Bft bE stormy F8trel. Glasgow due AEg I'D
Brit slip Hnvenscraix. Liverpool due Aug Id
HAN b<fna Violet, South Sea Islands, due
An bklno Amelia Port GAMBLE dus JAY 10
Am b. Amy Turner, Boston, due Oct 6lO
Bdf biz Ina Frederick. Liverpool. loading May II
Am achr u n Ramsden, Humboldt
HaW schr MaloIo. Port Ludi0vs. due Julyl5
Hnw ok n q Wyle, Bremen due Sept $40
French bk Aiphousine Leue, San Fmuciscos hading June
Am tern A ? Jordan San FnnelEco for Hilo, loading JaneS
An 81 Laura II Burnham, New Y0rk, ioading May .
Brit BIZ Vt1la. Liverpool, loading May 10
Am amr City % Sydney, sydney, due July
Brit atmr ZeaIandia. san francisco, du1 July II
Am bkfne J A FAIkfnburg. Portland, o, due July 10
Am topsal sch w II Meyer. San francisco, ioadins June9
German biz Malyfna. Whampoa
An bk Jenny Pits, Port Gamble, for lilo
Am bgfneTW Lucas, Port Gamble, for Houaapo, Hawaii
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SAX FrANc1sco. June sth.

SAN Francesca, June Sth, 1879.
To the Editor Of the Pacific Commercial AdrertiseT:
DEAR SIR May l encroach upon your valuable
columns and beg you to let my many friends in
your beautiful city read OF the movements OF iena
and myself. We are prevented at prescu; from
visiting Honolulu on account Of pressing business
in connection with our profession in New York
aud the leading Eastern cities. Oar purpose has
been to try and make another trip to the Islands,
and it is not unlikely that in the early fall we may
be fortunate enough TO do so. and present another
series OF legitimate performances. l have to 60
East to superintend the productions Of \ new come
dy have written for Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Florence.
entitled Bogus a,so u pro. TEN play Z" One
Word" in the hands of Sallie and JEFF De Angli-.
Miss Rena Mrs. MeadeI) will &" star " through the
country In three new plays. entitled Ama!gam =
~ Quartz :" and Run to Earth, = besides her old
r%epetoire. N Carson" and Alice The Shop Girl =
etc. | shall superintend a Managerial Bureau in
New York. and control many superior attractions.
hear you are going to have a season shortly.
and | hope the theatre going citizens will be
ton has been made. but l trust it will be worthy
Of the admirers Of art ! am hopeful that Rena
and myself will haye the honor OF again submitting
loves Young Dream" "Toddlekins. Rip
Van Wrinkle" Heir at Law" " Married for
Money" Honeymoon" School fer Scandal, +"
and the rest of the iavorites before long. We trust
that we are held in remembrance as pleasantly as
in our hearts. The kindness accorded us will
never be lorgotten-they are sin our memory
locked . forever. With aloha. faithfully yours,
FEED. G.. NADER.
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To the Editor Of The Pacific Commercial AdUeItiser:
Sir 1t is evident. from the article on the new
Masonic Hall in Wednesdays Gazette. that the edi-
tor knows nothing about architecture. The lower
base. or plinth, is entirely buried. The building
should have been Eve or six courses of bricks
higher. The design of the architect was mutilated.
Had it been properly carried out, the building
would have been what the Editor of the Gazette
describes. But now it is anything but creditable
as a Masonic building. which ought. shove all
other e%rections, TO have the details according To
the principles and rules of architecture.
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PAssENGERs.

Frcm Fanniuss IsfanI. per Vivid. June lie Probert,
g Hawaiians and one Chinese
From vtctoria. per Helena. June IA Rei-s and wife
Prom Port Madison, " 7, Per Liiiu- June III r Bean,
l. r Hanson
For san Francisco. Per Discovery. June IA Z Narrehs
II p Chappell. Jamespuiuu, Z Panser, Ahs subway,
q smith. h NJ Aston, Jas Savtdge, W schmidt W +
Fraga. II Bundy.
From whampoa. China, per stmr cas-andrn, June a.
43 Chinese
From HonskOns. China. per Republic. June go en-
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20 M N Err
PPTDAY ~ Il. 1sl.

We DO NOT learn % anything % special interest 20 note
IN commercial matters FOR the past week save another
large Inhux OF male Chinese. 70 hasten the ruin Of these
fair isIes- And. as We have 50 often warned the evil
~ only beginning. a. there are three more vessels on the
way, with reports also Of more to follow a. soon as the
celestials can " gather mp their feet and -migrate-
shipping business holds lively sway On the front, the
arrivals and departures both OF foreign and cOasting yes
sells keeping up constant changes, and the free arrivals
OF island produce have been noticeable.
We have to report to-day the arrival Of the bktn Ella
from San Francisco. with dates to the I3thinst,f four days
later than was received by last steamer; there are no
changes however % note in the market for island produce.
Local trade continues It's quiet charaoterisies. though
we hear no complaints Of dullnesss probably in the prep
aratlon for quarter day our mercantile friends have not
time TO consider the state Of trade. Auctions for the
week have been free. and generally well attended
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IMPORTS.

Prom Port Madison. W T. per LiIfu. June 2t-s9O,OO5 IT
lumber. 9fk IN shingles, 1 dag pole, . bxs fish
From. Whompoa-Per stmr Cas-andra, June 25-735 pkg5
Tea 20 rnls nattirr. 10000 bndls and 1927 pkss wood $50
pigs Chinese ndse, - Pkss Chinese provisions. and 30T Pkgs
general mdse.
From Hougkong-Per RepubHc, June 26-l5,OO0 pigs IRE
wood, ssT PCS stones, 2sT pkgs dried hsh, leo pkgs cigars,
e5ES pigs general mdse-
Prom san Faneisco-Per Era. June 2T-36 Pkss furniture,
IS pkxs tobacco, $50 bids hay, go sacks bran- 90 sacks oats,
20 40 middIingr. rs do ground harley, 3 bulls II cows and 4
calves 10 muk4, I korse, 500 posts, 10 tons pig iron, 70 pkgs
rope, 1871 m Shingles. 90 tons sand, a1d go pkEs general
mdHeM
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DEATHS.

psurx-tn this city, June al. lrtET II. P&EKE. sister
OF rha Hon " c Parke- lBost1u papers please eoPyI
Garxvx-Tn this city. June 81 sitter a short illness.
WuLraM GREW. . native o. scotland, aged - years.
NJ 80 rssfIed in Honolulu during the past Il years,
and FOR a number u yeaSs Ircvt0ualy In the United
States
RxAx-Akh his residence, Oueen street, Honolulu. june
zTth. W P. RxAS. aged 81 years For many yeaH aFes4
denf Of this city.
WunINMs-At Hafawa. Oahu. juno -, J. T. WILLIAMS,
DIrtrict Justice o. Eva. aged about 60 years
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EtGal advertisements.
.UpREME couRr

CUPREME COURT OF THE ia wALIAN
y Islands, In Probate. In the ESTATE OF l.. KELIIPIo,
ID Of Honolulu, deceased. intestate, before Mr.: Justice Judd.
ON reading and filing the petition OF PAKEkE. (w,l widow
Of l.. KELIIPIo, of Honolulu, alleging that J.. kELllPlo, OF
Honolulu, Oahu died interstate at Honolulu. Oahu, on the 25th
day of March. A. d. 1879, and praying that Letters OF Admin
istration issue to JOHN L0TA K~AULUKOU,
1t is ordered that SATURDAY the 9th day OF July, A. D..
1879, be and hereby is appointed for hearing said petition be
fore the said Justice, in the Court Room OF this Court, at Ho-
noiulu, at which time and place all persons concerned may
appear and shO" cause II any they have, why said petition
should not be granted. and that this order be published In the
Hawaiian and English languages for three successive weeks in
the Kuokoa and p. G. Advertiser newspapers In Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu, H.. l., June 9th, A. ID. 1879.
A. FRANCIS JUDD,
Attest; Justice OF the Sulsemc court.
JNo. y. BARNARD, Clerk. JULIA 81
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EXPORTS.

For San Franciseo, per Morro Castle, June 2lst-2435 Pkss
saEar, 8D bags rice vaIae domestic, s22leos-
Foe Fsnnins's Ishsd, per Vivid. June 23d-223 Pkgs gen
ernl merchandise-
For San Francisco. per Discovery, June 2Ith-4ss1 Pkss
sugar Value domestic, stl.223sS-
Fer South Sea Islands, per storm Bird. JuEe 2i-l5s Pkss
stores
sugar. vaiue Domestic, s~35s95I-TO-
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Notice.

Notcc is hereby given that FL couau.HlicauoM ln-
tended for busiucss viii thc ADsEHrIsER PHISrIN'
FrrauLr=H1rrEr ui1-tIc ardrczseI q tho undersig1ed-
subacriLors ulo1.-subscuption are duc for the
ADyKHrsEH. are repeatedly roqu--ted to settle the same
without farther notice.
suhzeibea VIII please remember. that when subserip-
ti1ns are paid fr il alv-nee. the price IS only Five
DoLLHrs A YEau. J. Il. BLACK,
Honolulu. Jan. 18Th. 1s7s. Pslyidie- anil Proprietor.
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AcARD-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD
,.Ee M. u.thod q returning his thanks TO Her Majesty the
o,eeu powarsr Enma, Er the active inteTest and generous
n.,rr;aI support Afforded 10 the BAzar in aid Of the Episcopal
Ch.-rh sehsot at waiaIua, on the 2Iss inst He would also
berebx express his thanks 70 ali ether Efends Sho kindly con-
erbuled or assisted at the same.
ABEL CLARK,
Principal Of So. Stephens School
r-..f., Linz gsfb 20 1t
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Notice of Foreclosure of Mortgage.
Is HERERV IvrN nm. ~ Al.

~ o 10 N d UTN EN- VIA VUH-
~ suant to a power Of sale contained In a certain deed OF
mortgage dated the 2Sth day Of April, A. ID. 1917, made be-
tween Joe halapuna, OF the one part, and Thomas Brown. OF
the other part, and recorded in Liber 40, on pages 37s, $40 ana
$50, in the Registry office, Honolulu, TO secure the payment Of
$3.50 in two years after date thereof, with interest al the rate
OF one per cent. per month until paid. The said Thomas
Brown intends TO foreclose said mortgage, and after the dino
limited by law, to cause the mortgaged property TO he sold by
pubic auction. m Honolulu, for a breach OF the conditions con-
taine6 in the said deed, said property being described as fol-
lows All that certain piece and parcel Of land situated In
Honolulu, and being the same described in Royal Patent No.
9I-100 acre. IN p nIcE F1r ron
JUL At Attornev a. Mortg.n.
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Notice of Foreclosure of Mortgage.
NOTICE is GIVEN THAT PHI

~ suant 10 a power Of sale contained Ia a certain Deed OF
Mortgage, dated August LIST, A D. 1876, made between Ke-
kaawe () and kameahaiku (w), Of the one part. and nj.
Robinson and s. Allen Of the other part, and recorded In
Llber 46 on pages 855 and 366 In the Registry Office. Homo
lulu, TO secure the payment Of $40 -four hundred and forty
1ohars) In Two years from the date thereof, with interest at
% ale Oh one per cent. per month until paid. The said VI.
Robinson and ). Allen intend to foreclose said mortgage. and
ater the time limited by law 10 cause the ~mortgaged property
u De old by public auction in Honolulu, for a breach OF the
conditions contained in the said deed, such property being
descIleed as follows; Kela apana alma a pau Q WaihO mel
ma falama, Honolulu, Oahu, fhaawi Ia la PulupuluoIe, Kuie-
ana Heiu 1903.
RICHD +. B~IOKERTON,
Attorney for said NJ. Re binson and S. G. Allen.
Dated Honolulu, May 81, 1870. mySI4 4
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PoRr OF HONOLULU. H. I.


Juus e2-Hrw BIZ Luu, OfBren. - days from Port Madison.
22-Am bk Hef-na. snow, - days from Victoria b C
gt-Germln smr CassaDdn, LANCER, % days from
Whampoa- China
.s-Am ship Rspabic, Holmes, &c days fn Hongkong.
zT-Am bktne Ella, Brown. Il days I'M san Franciseo-
Tam schr Claus Sprsckics, Won Sehmhit, from san
Pnnel.co. arriyeI DC kahulul. D daya 90 hoar1-
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TIE PACIFIC
mercialAobertise
SATURDAY. JUNE %.

Their MAJEsrlEs the King and Queen sailed
yerterday evening ON the steamer LehaG for The
circuit Of Kauai and a visit to the Islands Of
Niihau, Lehua and Kaula, intending to return on
Thursday morning next.
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IN PORT.

Am bktns Jos Perkins. Johnson.
BriE ship Glenifcr, Cumming
An 81 ID Q METray. Norris
Am bktne Catherine Suidsn, Ingalls,
Am schr American Girl Dackus
Haw bk Hawaii
Bolivian bk Surprise, Curtis
Haw bgtne Pomare, Gooding
Am bktne Eureka, Nordberg
Am t0psafl schr Eustaee, BOic
Am bk Rainier, WuIG
Hag bk Lfiu, O'Bren
German s s casaandra, Larger
An ship RepubIie, Holmes
Am oktne Ella, Brown
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this ~'sy. June q. by Rev II II
P.rker al the reaideuce % the Sride's father, Hon J a
Cnmmins. THOMAS WALEEE. formerly % London, Eng
land, 20 Miss Matilda CU,rSESs-
this city. June %, by Rev II
Parker. CHGaEEs nrSDs 10 ASSrE KEoz&fLsNr-
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nEPAnTUIlE -.

June IAN ship Gen BdIIer, Ryder, for Port Gamble.
11-Am ok Moro Castle, Woods, FOR san Franeiseo-
2i-Am schr Joseph Wooney, Hampstead, for Guano Is
22-Am bk Helena. Snow, FOR sydney.
1-Halnfenn chr Vivid EuGLAh- 0.tA
go ~ N nE-<rgry. Huiert Dor Snn Erlncsco.
af-am tern ID = Williams, CtsIent, Gr san FRANCISCO,
af-Breb k Laia Ro0kh. Hendsr, 6r Portland, o.
2t-H1w bgtne storms Bird, Jackson, Er South Sea Is
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

execu,or ~ II ~ ~ ED w M. o.. SMITH,
ceased, hereby gives notice 10 all persons who have Claims
against the estate Of the said Mrs. Andrews 10 present The
same 10 him within six months from the date hereof. or they
will he forever barred. ~
WILLIAM O. SMITH,
Executor Of the Estate Of Mary Wilson Andrews
Honolulu, April 18th, 1879. 10
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AssIGNEEs NOTICE.

ENAE NDEKSINGE ED HAVING HEM
n elected Assignees Of the Estate Of c. Al, Of WaiInku.
a bahkfept, nouce is hereby given to all persons Indebted 10
~ sad Y, Al, TO make immediate payment to NJ. Greer. an
ne once Q ". Philips & Co, at Honolulu, or +. W. Eyerett
"t "ahuKu, haui' NJ. GREEN,
$50 Il. q. ACHONG,
JaZo 20 Assignees Of The Estate of c. All. a Bautrurt
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is GIVEN THAT ii
~ undersigned has been appointed Executor OF the last will
and testament of l.. II. O'HalloTan, Of Honolulu. deceased,
and all persons are hereby notified to present their claims,
duly authenticated, whether secured by mortgage or otherwise.
at his ofice on Kaahumanu Street, in Honolulu, within six
months from the date hereof, or they will be forever barred;
and all pcrEons indebted 10 said estate are hereby notified 10
make immediate payment thereof. r.. 5. PRATT,
Executor of the last will and testament OF Il. I. o'Halloran,
deceased.
Dated at Honolulu. June It'll, 1879. jul At
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GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL ESTATE

BEEN DULY LICENSED ny
HI Hon. l.. McCuIly, Justice OF the Supreme Court. 10
sell the Real Estate hereinafter described, the property Of my
ward, Miss Irene ii. ii, a minor; and having complied with
the order of Court and Statutes in such cases provided, I will
sell at Public Auction, for Cash, at IL O'Clock noon, on
MONDAY, July 7h, 1879, at the front door Of AIiolani Hale
at the UPSET PRICE Of $1,000, all that tract Of lard known
as " Anapuni," being situate opposite the Punahou College,
Honolulu, Oahu, being Section 2 Of Royal Patent No. 57O4. 10
the late John Ii, and comprising by survey 80 24-lO0 Acres.
This lot Is enclosed, has public roads on two sides, and Il
admirably situated. Acts Of sale at purchasers expense.
Plans and surveys, etc, can be seen at my Office.
A. FRANCIS JUDD,
Honolulu, June 18th, 1879. i,oi a.
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NOTICE no

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
1V undersigned have been appointed Executor and Execu-
trix of tn. last VIII and Testament Of William Merseburg of
Kohala, Hawaii, deceased, and all persons are hereby notified
to present their claims duly authenticated, whether secured
by mortgage or otherwise, at the place OF business OF Geo. @.
Williams, In Kohala, Hawaii, within six months from the date
hereof or they will be forever barred. And all people indebted
TO said estate are hereby notified to make immediate payment
thereof. GEO. @. WILLIAMS,
KAN0ON0O MERSEDURG,
Executor and Executrix OF last win and Testament Of
william Merseburg. lu2s 81
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LANDS FOR SALE.

JAMIE TRACTS OF LAND KNOWN AS
Kaiwiki and Maumau, situated in the District CT Hho.
Island of Hawaii, and containing an area OF GOO acres, more II
less. Title fee simple. Terms easy.
For particulars, apply to J. slEMshN
my1oem or +. A. SCHAEFER < Co.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOIiCE ~ HEREBY I'VE THAT m.
~ unaer1gned mas been appointed Executor OF The last
VIII anu testament Of Akong Of Honolulu, deceased. ana ali
p rh : are truly notified TO present claims duly authenticated
Kn brra secuSed ny mortgage or Otherwise, at his Office on
hhanumAnu street, in Honolulu, within SIX monfhs frop, m.
gate hereof or they will be forever iarred. ami All neo,ie H.
payment thereof Ally I C4nTtSD nI y"
Executor Of the Last VIII ana Testarnen, ~ a.
r-----.n Hp'"I %, losS sp2B
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General Grant in China.

On the 18th Of May, a deputatiOn of the Chinese
community Of HongkOng waited on General Grant
at the Government House to present him with an
address previous to his departure for the capital.
Mr.. Ng Choy, who had been deputed to present
the address, began by saying a few words regretting
that, owing to the time necessarily taken in prepar-
ing it, they had been unable to wait sooner upon
the General for the purpose of presentation. He
then handed him the address and read the transla-
ton Of it, as follows: