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TIIE RAILROADS.

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THE N1sst,11n1 RIVER WAR;.
II crrotcs considerable .urpr,sc IN railway cir
c,cs l,cro ,)lat thu uaucr. Of 1t, Louis should
.. s ~ ut.s,,,,, 1,l,o, f.ht mr..
PURSUE course IN t'o missouri l'sot "ent - & en
tsrcly antagonistc to le bust interests oi tl,elf
city. When new ltno III built 1T this city thu
press dos a.. IN - powsr to ensoar1ss IT, nn, n
~, % ~ ,,'a .ntrno.. mn, ,nc,chan,, n. fnr n.
Ter TOT INC en'poess "'ln '"sse,'a"!s' 10 ~. ~
rates are concerned. Chtcago'a sunctlos'tv to'
,!ay over ST. Louis md other Western ritca Is
rnt,rclv duo to Il. extended eys,c Of railroads,
.nr,a,. !.sn,o,, ~. n nj ,rcotcns an, tnvno
wn'en 'lroltn out ~ a'' "M .o'"s' "'". ,.,.'s.
ehe Territory OF no'ghoofine states, prh'G"s
them viii, tic articles they need. 81. Luuis to.
Inv ,xnu,d not In an far b.btul Chicago
.."5 '" -. "o""s Nv ~, ~ r..,t,,,". =, .ho,ht
have. The fact exists tint st. Louis las
virtually hut one l,nc to lss most important ter.
rltory.-thc Mls.ourt River potpts.-for tho
tfisso,,rI pa,1c n,uI 81, io,,,s, Hnn,ns CIV Is
Northern do not compete against eaeh oshe''
a1l ara ap,u TO charge such rates ne they choose,
tl!cro being 10 competing limo against ihen,.
Now. when ,bc Chicago Il Alton comes along
""e'. ~ 49,. ,.,,.... .,,tnn,r, nj ~
anu oliers !rieI 10 tl'c e'ie,s s'lppo's
LOFTS by giving them. III tt'alloial cooaPct's
line to tic Missouri River potnts a'lu helping
them to secure FUR and rcasonabo rates In tho
! futurr, tho entire press ot tilHt city Geh0uncc
| Mo rosa for TIA nfTkontery In invading their
~ ., ~ H.. .,,...,1,,u,. ,,, shtnnora
terf'tory, MIL lsRc ti'e i'iete''"'e an.
to EtyB It no freight whatever, IN orucr " Der
nctI1ntc Inc lr,onUiuly Of tit st. Louis knnsas
t,ty & Northern ind Missouri Pacific Railroads
tn ~ thr tttsso,,r1 Riycr business. Tits Short
sghted p1.lef on ew p't's " ~ '"i il',r .i.v
ptoNe j. tne tS;.s sSnsu " ~, s.tEar ,,t.,sa
| taillnE 50 snr behintl LhlGhGp ma nlae! "luc-
nwuka Western eatics; Ih!, II tna policy Is p,lr-
sued muel, longer, 1t. Louis VIII tlwintile tiown
| to tucro wny-statin1l f'htWgen Toledo !il Kun
sus CITY, lllts is exactly wlIae the two u. Louis
roatls arc trying to accomplish. It needs but
ltttla sagaeity to sec that Hey arc nakt1g this
fight for the Wabasti, the interests q Wtllch aro
, 1879-04-21

When hoase.clcantng put cntpet.liplng Under
your ula vol Nv llle iicW cnEpcts, use anly tnt
manufactured Of Culton and paper. American
Carpet t.tuimg Co., Now York ant l3oslon. For
talu by al GAfpcl. .teAfela.
, 1879-04-21

Tho Chinese Observation-Disclosures OF
Governn,ent-suppnrters - THO Letcllicr
Case - Tariff. .Interi,retntIon - Protestant
VI. CHtlolic Tho Victoria 1srldEe-An
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

"A BY VAN TAssELL KEARNEY, AUCTIONEERs.
All THEIR HORSE AND CARlIAGE AUCTION MAXI,
ITO. liz Enst 18th st., near 18th av.,
ON TUESDAY 2Ist October,
at o,c
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HORsEs. CAtNIAGEs. sc.

HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.
A GREAT MISUNDERSTANDING AND LIVERY
Stable stock first class: splendid OF custom esta
ished 10 years. owner engaged IN other exce
Sos, rs aud W Bank ST
A HANDSOME VICTORIA, NEARLY NEW. FOR
hsae ut il5 West SID ST., stable. Ask for Potter.
A BROUGHAM MEDIUM SIZE. OF OUR OWN
ibuild hardly socd for sale at handsome discount
from original price.
BREWSTER h CO., of Broome It,.
broadway, 47th and 4sth sts
A FINE SET OF ENGLISH COUPE HARNESS. PRICE
ASoo; also second Coach Harness. x25 3Ot West oath
A VICTORIA, IN PERFECT ORDER FOR SALE
"A cheap. Can be coal Office foot 10th st., Last
kivor.
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A WIDOW WISHES TO FORM THE ACQUAINTANCE
Aof mddle-agcd widowor of means matrimonally n-
clined: objection to the country Address TRUTH.
Herald Office.
fNENTLEMAN, AGED 30. IN BUSINESS AND PROP
Uery owner desires to correspond with plishcd
lady of aged about 70, object matrmony Address
PRACTICAL, box 10 Herald Office
TINE INTERNATIONAL AGBNOY" REMOVED TO
1914 Broadway room TO- Unparalleled opportunities
for ladies aud gentlemen OF undouped rcspcctsbty.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PRINTING
OFFICE,


AND THEATRICAL PRINTING A
SPECIALITY.
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BRANCH OFFICE FOR RECEIPT OF ORDERS AT
Il UNION SQUARE. WHERE ONE OF EDIsONs
FOR THE USE AND CONVENIENCE
OF THEIR PATRONS. HAS BEEN PLACED For
rHE MAIN OFFICE
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Among the eminent artists may be mentioned =
Thos Sidney Cooper, X. A.; Richard Ansdeil, r. A.:
Thos. Croswcs R. A Erskins Nisol; R : A.; T. Stacy
WIN. Shayer. Sr j. +. Herring. ST.. John Martin n IL
Gebler j. Brandt f. Verhxs, Unerberger, y. Van Dor
Ouderaa, Tissot and more than hundred others.
Every picture in this collection is guaranteed by the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19

EVERY VARIETY OF PRINTING AND WOOD EN-
CRAVING. From A
VISITING CARD TO
MAMMOTH COLORED POSTER.
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! COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION Co: has
always drawn Thursday, October 80 1879, NJ Macau
eys Theatre in the city of Louisville; N.Y. Farest IN
| the world $50 prizes. $ll2. 400 cash - -,
| r. J. COMMERFORD. l63 Broadway, New YORK.
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Calendar for the October Term, A. d. 1879.
HAWAIIAN JuRy-CRmusAL CAsEs.

HAWAIIAN JURy-CRnuEAL CASKS.
His Ex. Z. Preston, Attorney General, for the Crown.
re Tns K r T Y sic Sslsd; ~ saa dste5S.yg continued from july
July Iss re K ! \ II + B BicisrioSS T For esfsnd.in. continued from
The King VS.; X Silva jr, R)-Malicious Injury. RE
The King VS.. samueIs Kaanaans-Malicious Injury. n
F Bickerton for defendant.
.NahoIowaa VS.. wA~iaha-Ejectment. AS Hartweii for
plsintis, WI aoiokahih for attendants.
Keliipio, deceased, VS.. s Ksanaans-aepieyin for q horse.
J L Kaulnkou in person. r 7 BictertOn for defendant
from Intermedisry Court; F BickertOn fer plaintiff. A
J II coney va. MsneJe-Ejectment. A 8 Hsr*weu for
Kahuika Ok ct al. VS.. Hikaalani Hebron. ct aI.-Kjsct
ment A 5 Hartwel for PLAINTIFF Preston and ArovD
Msl.lhi % vs. Aaee; gchinaman>-Assumpsit. Pres
bsls iwJ VS.. Afau. lChinsman)- Ejectment. Castle 4
Hatch for Plaintin. Preston and Brown for defendant
s Hartwell for plaintiff, Preston and Brown for de-
KshoomaAu to VS.. James ca-mpbeI-Ejectmont. WI
Holokabih for plaintiff. Preston and Brown for de-
FoREreS JuRY-cHrM1sAL CASES.
The King vs.. Yin Yst, !c%hinsmAnl MsmussIins Opium;
Hartwell for defendant.
CIVIL cAusEs.
& Hatch for pisintn. Preston and brown for defendant.
ian Of her minor children, ct al. va. The North Western
Mutual Life Insurance ompsny.Assgmpsit AS Hart
well LOT plalutlUS, Il Preston rOr Gt1eu0autb.
Charles Coakes VS.. + A Schaefer and Sam Parker
Action for damages for breach Of special ngreement.
Bickerton and Jones for plaintiff. z Preston for de-
PENDANTS.
Akowai VS.. Lu Poug-Trespsss. Preston and Brown
for plaintiff.
Chung HoOn VS.. Lu Pong-Trespass. Preston and
Brown for platnif.
SITTIx0s IN BAEco.
j II Coney VS.. His Excsllency the Minister of Interior
Appeal from Commissioners of Ways and Waters. Z
Preston for defendant.
In the matter Of the application TO settle the bounda-
.ies Of the 6f b AhTPsas Of RIlshunHiT AI9sl,1 from, .sS e Comp
Hatch for applicants, 4 Preston for appellants.
il Keaunui ct al. VS.. II Polka and others-Ejectmect:
writ of error. Castle 4 Hatch for plaintiffs, = Preston
for defendants.
And 10 libels for divorce.
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From the San Francisco Merchant. Sept. "a.
The Commercial Correspondent Of the
Hawaiian Gazette"

The editor OF the Ha,cafian Gazene n probably ewara
that there is @ little knot of jobbers fthreei IN this city
who are the avowed enemies OF the Islands friends. the
rehners, and also the opponents OF the treaty and the
slsnderers OF its operations. One or two discontnnfsd
newspaper men have lent their aid 20 brns Island
sugars, the Island trade aud the treaty into disrepute
with the American people a. q means OF retaliation for
fancied sights or for refusal 70 submit 20 biAckmaif.
One Of these newspaper men controls the Grocer Of this
city, and in his columns he loses NO opportunity Of dtk<
paraging the treaty. The other, from circumstances be-
this city, but Is not less industrious, and 81 we mistake
not he is the Commercial Correspondent Of the HaseaffaA
Gazette. To the fight going on between the Island sugars
and the importations from New York, the Havfifsn
Kingdom is . party. Its interests are insepsrably bound
up with those which the Merchant advocates. The ut
ter unscrupulousness OF the other side may be entimnfed
from the persual Of our article concerning the cahrs
bogus news. No Hawaiian paper can afford 20 allow fts
enemies to use its columns to publish matter thai the
proprietors of trade journals here forbid appearing IN
their own, becauEe they are untrue and unjust. II they
are untrue they are ISLANDERS upon those who are giving
life TO the treaty, IL they are unjust they are unjust 20
Island interests. The very article Of which we complain
could not have been inserted By its writer IN tbs San
cept at the risk of the loss Of his position. For
the future 1t would be prudent 10 edit that ccrres-
pondent's letters. or better still. drop them in the waste
basket. The Merchants hRht is the Islands night and
the GTocers fight is for Hsvemeyer and New York
sugars. The Commercial Correspondent Of the Hapoifan
Gazette is the avowed friend OF the New York sugar I'm
porters and has only been silenced I'm this city In the
most important journal he has access 70, by spiktng his
gun. He has two channels Of communication with the
public yet; one ia a literary weekly in San Francisco, the
other the Hdtodii0n Gdzene.-V Verb. sap.
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Per bktne Eureka, September soth.

By this arrival on Tuesday morning. San Fran
cisco dailies have been received to Sept. IA. We
compile q summary.
As was anticipated In our last, the election In
California has resulted In o victory for the Rspnbli-
cen party. their entire State Ticket being elected by
more than o 1000 plurality.
Great preparations we're being made In San Fran
cisco for the reception Of Gen. Grant. who Was e.
pected to arrive from Yokohama ON the 18th Sept.
The steamer Cry Of Toxic was to be met outside the
heads by = feet Of steamers and yachts aud escorted
into port, while salutes will be fired from sl the
forts. Numerous committees Of the citizens have
been appointed, on Reception. Marine display. Ban
quet, Music, Parade aud Decorations. etc. San
Francisco does nothing Of this kind by halves.
AS an Illustration Of the growing commercs Of the
city, the Bulletin states that on the 9th OF Hcptcm-
Der. there arrived at that port % vessels. inclndipe6
steamers, IA ships, 3 barks, / brig. and 8 schoonsrs.
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Sale of Government Land.

ON MoNDAY October ~, 1879, at IL O'Clock noon, will
be sold at public auction at the front entrance of Aliiolani
Hale, the following pieces of Government Land
1st-XV ninaku. HiIO. Hawaii. One piece situa-
ted in Wainaku, Hilo, Hawaii, good for cultivation or ass
residence, containing So 10 acres. Upset price $50 per acre.
2nd-HonOIulu, Oahu. That piece of land known
as Kaliu, adjoining on the south and west side of Hon ].
w. Moanauli's residence on King Street, mauks of the
road to the Prison. containing one acre. Upset price $500.
Maui. One strip of land in Niumalu,
Hama, Maui, adjoining the Plantation of A. Unna, Esq,
containing 9 $40 acres. Upset price SO per acre. Terms
Cash. SAM'L G. WILDER, Minister of Interior.
Honolulu, Sept. %, 1879. se27
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NOTICE OF SALE.

NOTICE Is HI THAT THE
~ firm of Wing Cheong Tai consisting of Messrs. Chulan
IL Co, Wong Mu Pom Tong. Look Sang, Yum Guam, Lee Tab
Pom, Chung Faa, Yung Hee, Chang Hing, Chang Yung, Con-
chez & Ahung, Kwong Chow Kee, Wing Wo Yen, Ching Chin
Sam, have, on the 22h day Of Sept, 1879, sold all their right,
title and interest in the business carried on under the firm
name of Wing Cheong Tai, to 8 firm in Rongkong, named
Wing wo Tuen, which firm has authorized and empowered
Loo Chit Sam TO carry on and conduct the said business for
them.
Yuen Kee.
No member Of the late firm of Wing Cheong Tai viii be held
responsible for any debts contracted by the new firm of Wing
Cheoug Tai Yuen Kee.
The new firm OF Wing Cheong Tai Yuen Kee will not be re-
spons;5ie for any debts contracted by the old firm OF Wing
Cheong Tai from and after the I'D instant.
All debts against the late firm OF Wing Cheong Tai, and all
accounts due and owing them, must be settled within. one
month from this date. LOO CHIT SAM.
Honolulu, Sept. eth, 1879. Sse2J1
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APPLICATIONS for the purchase of Governm emit
Lots, on the Kulaokahua Plains, will be received at the
Interior Office.
Parties desiring to purchase must state the number of
the Lot, and the price they offer for the same. Appi-
cants must state that they desire to purchase with the
intention of improving the same the Government de-
cline to sell to parties desiring to hold for an advance.
Should the price offered be satisfactory, the Lots will
be put up at auction, after a reasonable advertisement of
the same.
TERMS OF SALE.-One fourth cash. One fourth in
one year. One fourth in two years. Onefourth in three
years with 8 per cent interest per annum payable semi
annually and a mortgage upon the land.
Map of the said lots can be seen at the Interior Office
and all information given
SAM'L G. WILDER
au9 Minister of the Inerior.
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The intolerable nuisance caused by the speed at which
Drays are driven through the streets, as well as the risk
to life, and the damage done the roads. compels the Min
lister of the Interior to amend the regulations regarding
licensed carriages and drays, issued August II, 1878.
REGULATION-No horse attached 20 any Licensed
Wagon, Cart or Dray for the transportation of freight.
shall, within the circuit of one mile from the HoMolulu
Post Office, be driven faster than a walk.
SAML G. WILDER, Minister of the Interior.
Interior Offce, Sept. %, 1879. se27
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Sale of Government Land

On Monday, November Sd, 1879. at u O'Clock noon.
win be sold at public auction, at the front entrance of
Aliiolani Hale, the following pieces of Government lands.
1-OPihikaO. Pnna. Hawaii. One piece of land
KEuanihi, containing 60 52I0o acres. Upset price rs
cts per acre.
2-kauvelenu. Puma. Hawaii. Two pieces Of
land containing I7 22-100 acres. Upset price IS cts per
acre. Terms cash. SAML g. d
Minister of Interior
Honolulu, Sept. sOth, 1879. oct4
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
William Joseph Rawlins. Deceas

LII Persons having Claims against the
N Estate of WILLIAM JOSEPH AwLINS late OF Pa
lama, Honolulu, Soap Maker, deceased, whether secured by
mortgage or otherwise are notified to present the same duly
authenticated 70 the Rev. A. Macintosh and William p. Barnes
the Executors named in the Will Of the deceased, at the
Once Of the said William b. Barnes, No. 90, Fort Street, In
the city OF Honolulu, within six months from the date Of the
first publication Of this Notice, or the same will be for ever
barred. Aud all persons indebted 20 the said estate are re-
quested TO make immediate payment.
EDWARD PRESTON,
Attorney for the Executors.
Dated this 3rd day Of October, 1879. oc4 1t
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Sale of Lease of Government Land. Kanaio
and Auwahi, Honuaula. Mani.

On Monday, November Sd, 1879, at the front entrance
Of Aliiolani Hale. will be sold the lease for ave years Of
those two tracts of Government Land known as Kanai0
and Auwahi. and situated in the district of Honua.
ala. Maui. Upset price s200 per snnum. Terms
payable quarterly in advance.
SAML G.. WILDER, Minister of the Interior.
Honolulu, 29th Sept, 1879. oet4
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DAVID TAYLOR has been this day appointed Com
missioner Of Private Ways and Water Rights for the Dis
trist Of Lshatns Island Of Maui. vice E Jones resigned
IL. MAkAALCA has also been this day appointed g
Commissioner of Private Ways and wster Rights for the
same district, and theEBoard of Said Commissioners for
the said district Of LAhAinA now consists as follows,
Hon. L Aholo, David Taylor. Esq, II. MSkslua. Esq.
SAM'L G. WILDER, Minister Of the Interior.
Interior Once. Oct. Sd. 1873. Oct4St
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- I have again been obliged to refuse to make q Pro.
fesional visit. II the Policeman and the Doctor who were
instrumental in my arrest. will call. they can learn full
particulars. Qt 7. TIsDALE, M. d.
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Sale of Lease of Government Land in Ha-
makua, Hawaii.

ON MoNDAY. October 9th, 1879, at the front entrance
of Aliiolani Hale at II noon, will be sold the lease for ten
years of that piece of Government land situated in w n.
iknIulu. Hamnkua, Hawaii, between Kaapahu
and Papalele below the Government road and adjoining
Henry Coopers land, containing so acres. Upset price rs
cts. per acre per annum. Terms, rent payable quarterly in
advance. SAML g WILDER, Minister of Interior.
Honolulu, Sept. %, 1879. se27
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Notice to Creditors.

is HEREBY GIVEN THAT the
II undersigned has been appointed Executor of the last
will 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. ALkX. J. CARTWRIGHT,
Executor Of the Last Win and Testament Of Akona, deceased
Dated at Honolulu, April 70, 1879. apps
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YfaaI advertisements.

SUPREME COURT OF TBEHAwAIiAN
- ISLANDS, ia Probate. In the matter Of the ESTAT
OF John d. WATSON. late Of Kane0he, Oahu, deceased,
At Chambers. before Mr.. Justice Judd
On reading and fling the petition and accounts Of
WILLIAM o. SMITH, Administrator de bouis non OF the
Estate Of J. d Watson late Of Kaneohe. oahu. deceased.
wherein he asks 10 be allowed si6S-l2, and charges himself
with $685.. is, and asks that the same nav be examined and
approved. aud that = 6asI order may be made Of distribution
OF The property remaining in his hands TO the persons thereto
entitled. and dischargipg him and his suFeiies from all further
responsibility as such Administrator
IL &:Srdered. that TUESDAY, the 4th day Of Nov A. D..
1879, ~ 10 O'Clock. A NJ. hefore the said Justice. at Chambers,
in the Court House. at Honolulu, be and the same hereby is
appointed as the time and place for hearing said petition and
accounts. snd that all persons interested may then and there
appear and show cause, II any they have. why the same should
not be granted, and may present evidence a. 10 who are eni-
tied 70 the said property.
And that this order, In the English and Hawaiian languages,
be published in the Pacific Commercial Advertiser and Kuokoa
Newspapers printed Snd published In Honolulu, for three s1c-
cessive weeks previous 10 the time therein appointed for said
bearing.
Dated AZ Honolulu, q. L, this 1t day Of Oct, A. D. 1873.
A. FRANCIS JUDD,
Attest: Justice Of the Supreme Court.
ROSA, Deputy Clerk. ooS St
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SEWING MACHINES AT AUcTuoN.-Al large lot Of nsw and
I'd hand Sewing Machines, which have been taken in
exchange for the American Sewing Mschine," By
Geo. f. Wells. will be disposed Of at Public Auction
This lot embraces many new FIRST class Machines, In
Guiding the Florence. Domestic, Wheeler & Wilson. einR-
er, Howe, Grover & Bakers, &c, nc.
One or two Machines will be sold by 4. p. Adams a.
each Of his sales, till the whole lot have been disposed
Of. Octz I'm
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BY AUTHORITY.
lSN
Sale of Goyernment Land

ON MONDAY, November Srd. 1872. al IL o'clock noon,
VIII be offered for sale at public auction at the front en-
trance Of Aliiolsni Hale = small piece Of land on the Es-
plansde adjoining the premises Of Hon Il. 4. widemAnr.
containing about 25ths Of an acre.
Upset price $3.50. Terms Cash AnInformAtionc can be
obtained at the Interior Once.
Honolulu, Oct. 3, 1879. SAML G. WILDER.
Oct Minister Of the Interior.
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wAIHEE, Oct. LIST, 1879.

WAIHEE, Oct. 1t, 1873.
To the Editor of Eye Pacific Commercial Advertiser:
DEAR SIR My attention has been called TO an article
(or extract from a Maui letter. in the Gazette Of the oath
inst, which states that / had been buried alive. &c. i fat
ly contradict the whole statement, and pronounce it falsein
every PARTICULAR The writer of the letter must have
been misinformea. and 1 will suggest to him to attend
to his employers business, and in future to let out all
contracts for sensational communication to " some other
man." Yours Respectfully,
f. A. WARREN.
I'VE are assured that the allegations contained IN the
article above referred to are indeed quite unfounded, and
constitute g gross libel. The Gazette sa'% " We are permit
ted to make the following extracts" A valuable privilege
10 wvantonly libel an inofensive man 1t is only anoth.
er speeiman Of the GazeHss utter recklessness and unre-
uahility.-Ed. P. Q. Al
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TIRCUIT COURT. SECOND JUDICIAL
~ DISTRICT, hawaiian Islands. In Probate. In the
matter Of the Estate Of HENRY W. DANIELS Of Waikiki,
Maui, deceased, a. Chambers.
On reading and filing the petition Of William ri. Daniels,
asking that letters Of administration be Issued TO him in the
Estate Of his father Henry W. Daniels of Waikiki, Maui,
deceased intestste.
1t In ordered that FRIDAY, Octnber cath. 1879. at 10 g. m.
At the Court House in Waikiki. be set apart as the time and
place for hearing said petition and any objections that may
be made thereto; and ali parties interested are hereby notified
70 attend. ABR fORNANDkR,
Circuit Judge End Judicial District, H. I.
Lahaina, Sept. 18th. 1879. oc4 st
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81 SOMETHING NEW Ito PLANTERS. PLANTA.
ton Agents. Graders, etc, who are in need of Z light
handy machine for setting mp and msndane fence wire.
win nnd Just the thing at Dillingham; 4 Co.A usore. Ioz<
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-10-04
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Sbertiser
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 4
BRIEF

FISED.-rwo Chinese surrePtitious gin sellers were
fined on Monday in the Police Court, one $40 and the
other s2O-rather light Sc ntences. it would seem.