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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-11-03

THE Planters Association seems to be in a fair
way to be organized at last. 1t is high time. We
think great benefit may result from such an Asso-
citation, with its opportunity for interchange of
views among the men who have learned the lessons
of sugar planters by hard and costly experience,
and above all from the means thus afforded for CO.
operative measures 1t is only too easy, and it is
often unjust 10 criticize plans when in the process
of formation, but we cannot help thinking that it
is premature and unwise, to propose in advance
the names of any gentlemen, and especially the
names of cabinet ministers the officers of the
proposed association. Not that the gentlemen
named, Messrs. Green and Walker, are not in all
respects qualified and worthy of such positions.
And it may be that their services will be unani-
mously desired and gratefully accepted by the as
socation after it shall organize and proceed to the
choice of its officers. But Mr.. Green as Prime
Minister and member of the Board of Immigra-
ton, and Mr.. Walker Finance Minister and
a member of the Board, may well prefer that the
action of the planters shall be entirely Independent
of any influence from the government, that the
Government, instead of taking any initiatory re
sponsibilty in the planters plans for immigrants,
shall have the benefit of Independent suggestions
from the association. What is needed particular
sibility of devisng and proposing measures, leav-
ing the government unembarrased by taking any
part in the outset, other than by friendly advice
and useful information. 1t has been too often the
case in this country, that the government is left to
do everything. the community declining to put its
shoulder to the Wheel or to do anything for itself
We may not be correct in this view, and we should
be sorry if its expression should be regarded as
throwing cold water on the general plan. 1t is of
the first Importance that the planters themselves
shall generally join such association. Practical
planters should take part in the choice of its oic
ers, and action should be taken until the plant
ers shall have full opportunity to come to Honolulu
and be present at the meetings.
The outline of the proposed benefits of the or
ganization published by Mr.. Nicholson is in many
respects excellent. We have not as yet had time
to consider his propositions in detail, but think
that combined action to keep down the rate of
wages ought to have every thoughtful considera-
ton before it is taken. We know the curse of
combinations to keep up wages, and they are
sure result of combining to keep them down.
But all details of the association are of course
vet to be arranged.
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The community will hear with satisfaction that
Mr.. VIM. N. Armstrong has accepted the post OF
Attorney General, and may be expected by the
next steamer. Mr.. Armstrong has much to recon-
mend him for the place. 1t must require no little
regard for the welfare of this kingdom, to induce
him to lay aside his present agreeable surround
ings, and without the slightest pecuniary reasons
for change, to take up the usually thankless
duties of a Hawaiian Cabinet officer. But he is
man of most genial, hearty nature, and we doubt
not that he will be general fayorite-eIcept with
.,r;i doaro
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TO TAX PAYERS.

yUNHE UNDERSlGNED HEREBY GIVES
public notice to the tax payers in the District of
MRkawaO. Maui, that he will be at the following
places within said District and the following times
therefor, viz:
ON the 10Th and goth of November next st
the Court House of Makawao, where people living on
the lands Of Omaopio, ,Aapueo, Pukaalan Makawao Pa
holei, Kaluanui, Puuomalei, Kokomo and Likoi may
find him from A. NJ. TO P. NJ
On the 22nd OF November at the Office Of Henry
Baldwin Esq, at Paia, where people the lands OF
Paliuli, Paia and Hamakuapoko may find the Collector
from A NJ. 10 2 p. NJ.
ON the 23rd of November at the store Of c. H.
Dckey Haiku, where Taxpayers ON the lands of Ma
like, Haiku, Pauwea, Kuiaha up Halehaku may find
him from Q A. NJ 10 . P. NJ.
On the 26th Of November at the residence of
Akanalii at Huelo where the Taxpayers from Hale
haiku to the Koolau border may find him from A. NJ to
2P NJ, and on the 27th November at same place
from A. NJ. TO 12 NJ
Kamakee, in Keokea, Kula where the taxpayers from
Pulehu to the Honuaula border, including Kalepolepo
may find him from 10 A. M to p NJ.
ABR. FOENANDER,
Tax Collector for District of Makawao, Maui.
Lahaina. October Is, 1880. S95
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Monarque, man is prone to be gulled and there are
always ks,ares enough to outwit the fools, but it
has required the mild atmosphere of this century
to produce "humbug" in most developed form.
The charatan and the knave of former times, In
order to fulfill their destiny were obliged to take
considerable pains to make their victims believe
In them the humbug of to-day is spared all that
trouble. No matter how great humbug man
may be, or how great one other people may think
him, they will listen to him provided he only talk
loudly enough. Humbug pervades and favors
every part of the social body polite There is the
clerical humbug, the sleek and the thin, the jolly
and the ascetc the political humbug with his cant
of serving the people when every one knows he is
serving himself he will be listened and admired
nevertheless; the medical humbug who softly
purrs round suffering humanity; how charm
ing is it to the philosopher to the NJ. II. sooth
ing the fancied ailments of his humbugging pa
tient Perhaps the artistic and aesthetic hurnbug
is the best worth study: he and she (for there be
female specimens of the genus) are constantly
boring us to death; our ears are cracked by exc
cradle music, eye sight destroyed by villainous
daubs upon which humbug has put her seal and
says hasten look ! these are for you to admire! I!
Punch has worked up this humbug to perfection: ::
1iS way III "laSn WIG POo'iO anu oi'ieeiO houtso
praise one anotheT's works is truly charming and
Mrs. Cimabue Brown, their patroness, with her
tears and her raptures is too good altogether. The
legal humbug the scholastic humbug, humbugs
in long coats, humbugs in short, humbugs white
and humbugs black; the list is ine1haustible.
Diogenes set out upon search for truth the mo-
dern Diogenes must set out and work hard to find
even good down right liar, for the probability is
that the man who professed to be SO was only hum
buOoinO
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The editor of the Advertiser seems unwilling to
indulge himself in more than single week of rest
from lauding himself, and making his old style of
personal filings against others. For instance, he
coolly declares that those who charge him with
purpose to antaRonize races" do not sincerely
believe that this charge is true and it "will not
be believed by this community Our versatile
contemporary says that he merely "critcises those
who disparage native capacity" Those who can
be misled by these protestations of the editor of
the Advertiser must be lamentably ignorant of the
articles with which he weekly entertains his Ha-
waiian readers as well as forgetful of his course
in the legislature. But it has long been evident
that the success of his plans depends solely upon
the ignorance weakness of those upon whom he
seeks to impose them.
The Adrerfiser argues that our suggestion of
difficulty with the Great Powersf for demanding the
recall of their representatives, and of guarantee
that may be required by them which will prevent
repetition of such things, implies that We would
(if a Minister of the King "counsel him to sur
render this sovereign right and further that we
wish that such a surrender should be made.
We do not know, no one here can now foresee
precisely what this ENHANCEMENT may result in
That we now in a serious difficulty. owing to
the demand referred to, is not denied for every
one knows it. The editor of the Adveytisep has
made studied argument to prove that the recall
of the foreign representatives was properly de-
manded. That position we think he will have the
distinction of holding alone. The importance of
the Kings presence here when the question comes
up, is plain that no one can honestly fail to see
it To 60 away pending this question and before
hearing any answer from the Great Powers, with
whom we are now having cessation of the usual
courtesies, would be as impolitic as uncourteous.
He who could advise the King to travel abroad be-
fore awaiting the result of the present condition of
things must be devoid either of sense or of good
will to the King. What advice would be given or
ought to be given to the King in the matter must
depend solely on circumstances Of which we have
new no knowledge.
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9atraiialt 6azette.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1850.

TEE verdict of the people of the United States,
IN their choice of President will probably be
known here in two or three weeks The result of
the Ohio and Indiana elections seems to indicate
that General Garfield, the Republican candidate,
is to be elected The telegraph operators through
out the United States busy all last night, as
they viii be for days to come in reporting the re-
suits Of the national elections held yesterday.
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On M0udrr, November 18th 1880 the front entrance
@, Aiiioani Hale, a. y O'Clock noon will be sold at
Public Anrrioz- The following leases OF Government
Land.
LAT Th1E Fisoe OF land containing s5 square fnhoms
st11- On Quee street and present leased by Messrs
Ileh-ts anc SoreRson- Terms: Lease, years payable
se1isHnsri IN advance; upset price $3.50 per aunum
u Taf piece Of land 100 feet by l4O feet sitnated
OF the ksPlaGAde and present occupied BY Messrs
J Foster Co Termss Lease, years, payable
se2iHnHsaly in advance; upset price 500 per annum.
HAP CARTER, Minister Of the Interior
Inte-iur DEce. October Is. 1850. s24
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Before the Land Boundary Commissioner,
Island of Oahu.

A PPLICATION HAVING BEEN MADE To
~ me by Keoni Kapu to settle the boundaries of the
lands ilis of land called Kuaima Hohe and Kilau,
in Waimano, Eva Oahu, being the same covered by
Apana A. in Land Commission Award f7f3 Victoria
Kanamalu. Notice is therefore hereby given that said
application will be heard by me at office Kaahu
manu- ST., in Honolulu, Oahu, at 80 p NJ. Wednes-
day. the 9th day of November inst And all persons
having or claiming any interest in or to the adjoining
place to said application should they so desire
Notice Is hereby specially given to Her Highness R.
wahau to the heirs of Dr. Ford owners of Opukau d
Manuel Puuk as owner of kua and Puukapu, and land
adjoining kilau, to Remond owner of Pualehua TO
Keakaku running mauka and to the Maninis as owners
Of Kamalua-
RIC'D Z. BICKERTON, Boundary Commissioner
Dated HOnOlulu. End NOyember. 1SSO. Sll
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THE coiner of the word humbug conferred
valuable boon upon mankind. This nineteenth
century would be lost without it. There have been
ages in which charlatanism and chicane have flour
ished pre-eminently, notably the second century of
the Christian Era and the period of the Grand
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A S CLEGHoRN,
] T wATERHOUSE,
j + BROWN.
To EzPoresrs Of Hawaiian Rice and I.
ELkn-n Il nn- e..

In horaAnoe with Act approved Iath day of August
ISL To Prevent Fraudulent Expectation of Foreign ,r
hANAiAn Prodnce 10 Ports OF the United States Wr,
Ia \ horrEA e appointed Export Guard" for the
rort 81 Honolulu. Parties who about 10 shin Rice n
lnv pari ~ the United States viii notify the Export
S2.r1 of he intended shipment that he may examine
sHc kce and be able TO give certificate that il is the
Erowth nae produce Of the Hawaiian Islands.
An1 Ia accordance with the said Act ] have fixed
and hereby ex the fee 10 be paid TO said Export
euHl Tor eEAzinatson and certificate, the sum of
Twenty Cents ton tof 2O0 lbs). and in proportion
Tor any leEE quantity than q ton
JOIN = WALKER Minister of Finance.
Honolnlr- October s. lcsO SOP
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Administrators Sale.

Administrators Sale.
TNNHE UNDERSIGNED GIVES NOTICE THAT
in accordance with order made by the Hon. Chas
Harris, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court the 2eth
day of October, he will sell at public auction. on
Saturday, the 9th day Of November, 1880,
At 12 O'Clock noon in front OF Aliolan Hale in Homo
lulu, the following described real estate viz:
1st All the rignt title and interest of Kanpena late
Of said Honolulu deceased in and to all those premises
at HamohamO Waikiki, Oahu. containing 3e1OO Of an
acre described in Royal Patent No. 1852, to Kahne.
end All that tract Of land Fort in Honolulu
with the buildings thereon lately occupied by said Ka
upena, containing of $3.50 square feet aud de-
scribed in deed Of Kawaiepolepo, recorded iber 81
folio 2S7. f. NJ HATCH.
Administrator Estate of Kaupena.
October 90 1880 81 81
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nAss pleased His Majesty the King to accept the
resignation OF His Ez A Carter Envoy Eztraor-
einA and Minister PenipotentiEry Berlin upon his
appointment ss Minister OF the Interior
lnlEni Palace. Sept 9Th $3.50. s24
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE GNDERSiGNED HAVING BEEN AP-
Il pointed Administrator Of the estate OF Ioane Waio
deceased, hereby notify all persons having claims
against the present said claims with the vouch
duly authenticated to him (he said administr tori
at his office No. is Kaahumanu Street Honolulu within
six months from the date hereof they win be forever
barred.
And all persons indebted to the said Iosne Wao are
requested to make immediate payment OF the same as
above or suit viii be brought to recover such debt
W. II. CATSLE,
Administrator Estate Ioane Waio
Dated Honolulu 3d. November 1880 S25 It
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Il has pleased HE Majesty the KiRg appoint their
EzrrilcHcirs n Carter and S walker. to be Com
zssiunerE Of Gown Lands. vice the Hon Bush and
v Jones. EsQ resigned
1cllul Palacr, Oct II. 1880. s24
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MORTGAGEE'S SALE.

IN ANCE WITH A
Power OF Sale contained in certain mortgage given
by Keeliimahiai and Kukalama to II. Hackfeld e Co.
signed by said Hackfcld & Co.to c. KruH the under
signed gives notice that he intends to forerIosc said
auction at the Auction Room OF E. P. Adams in Homo
lulu
On the eth day Of November, 1880,
mortgage. viz:
1. That tract Of land in Kalama Kona, Hawaii, de-
scribed in Royal Patent flSS area II acres.
?. That tract Of land at said Kalama described in
Royal Patent 69iI. area 3 acres.
3. One Express Wagon and Harness. No. e
C. KRJLL Assignee Of said Mortgage.
CASTLE HATcH-Att'ys for Mortgage. 81 I'm
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NOTICE,
kUE HEREBY NOTIFY THArrHE MEM.

w bers composing firm follows. A. C.
Conchee, c. Ahune. Wong Kwai, Alec, Chung Hook re-
siding at Honolulu, Oahu. Wong Jan Chen residing at
Macao, China, and Tong Young residing San Fran
CISCO CAL That our business is that of General Prov
sion Merchants and our firm that of Kwong Yit
Lung Co, and place of business Honolulu, Oahu.
KWONG YIT LUNG & CO.
Dated Honolulu October sO 1sso s2sst
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NOTICE.

TEvO ALI. WHOM TT MAY COyCERN.-THE
u undersigned having been appointed Assignees Of
the estate Of T. Alo. Of Pauwea, Mani give notice
all persons indebted to said make immediate
payment to T.W. Everett Esq, wauku or his agents,
the undersigned. and all parties claiming be cred
ors to present their claims without delay to the un
cersigned at Honolulu. Oahu.
ED. .HOFFSCHLAEGER & co. Assignees
Honolulu Nov 1. 1880. S25 I'm
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MARSHAL'S SALE.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF Exc
- cution ssned by the Hon. c. e.. Harris. Chief JUS
tice Of the Supreme Court of the Hawaiian Islands
the 18th day of October, AID. 1880 rains FW Barrels
defendant in execution and in favor OF Grnbaum Co.
plaintiffs in execution, for the Of ve hundred and
ten twenty-six oneIundredth dollars damages, and
ixtyeight twenty-five one-hundredth dollars costs
have this day levied upon and shall offer for sale at
public auction to the highest bidder for cash, on
Saturday, the 9th Of November, A. ID. 1880,
At NJ, at Raunakakai, Mookai
&c cows, 81 calves bulls heifers horses and ass
property of f. W. Bartes unless the said Judgment in
erost costs OF suit and my fees and commissions be
previously satisfied.
W. C. PARRE Marshal,
Per II. NEWTON. Deputy Sheriff. Maui.
Dated at Ralae, Molokai, Oct, 2S 1881 S26 80
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Mr.. II Newton hns This day been appointed an Agent
n grant marare licenses for the district Of Lahana
NAui. vice d. EAEAki. resigned
HAP CARTER, Minister OF the Interior.
Interior On5ce October Il. 1880. e2t
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Honolulu, October 2sth 1880
The undersigned having heard considerable about the
great pacing horse Defiance he viii pace Dan Rice
against the above horse the Kings Birthday one
mile and repeat to harness and to rule, Kapolani
Park. for $3.50 aside.
will also trot Dolly Warden one mile and repeat,
harness and to rule, against Little Giant for $780,
on the same date and place T. B. McLELLAND.
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Tax Collectors Notice.
District of Honolulu. Oahn. 1850.

IN THIS DISTRICT
Il hereby notified that the undersigned viii COM
the collection Of for the year his
Office in the Government House, on MONDAY. NoTcm-
Der Sh inst And in conformity with Section 403 of the
Civil Code, all liable to taxation required 10
make payment of the before the 30h day of
November, 1880. GEO II. LUCE,
Tax Collector, Honolulu
Tax Office Honolulu Nov Q 1850 SIS
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Licenses Expiring in November, 1880.

Oaha--RETAIL
Al 20 esanahea street Honolulu
join l.,s hssslls co cor Nuuang 2 Hotel SITS "
ST rlrnm. Merchant 81
Con cAee Ahung. Fort st
SPH Tripp, cor Hotel q King st
Pc NAEg long 4 Co, Hotel 81
70 Nee sin. NunAnn st
y Chung Hay. Nnannu It
= !. y NeHntr 4 g, Eort Ct
) Hollisirr 4 Co Nuuanu 1t
Is re TSrsaaa. srss Forf Fo.S 8 -
J. Toag 10. Nuusnu st
"a - TsS~ fei.-s --s -
Is Hip We cionr a Co. Nuuanu 1t
y Sh1n Ming Tong hotel u
: Taag Kim. Emma 81
= Allen Robinson. Queen ct
> Tong kiaa, Emms sf
= LSeh hop FOck Sang. Nuuanu st
Hawaii.
&C AienA. Rnpaikon Hilo
Snoas leong NsAlehu, kau
Chung PeG- Punnluu. Kan
sAs clsghOER &C, HOOkenA. South KonA
: sas NJ GSssSae LauPshoehOe, asio HiiO
& Wong Sick Gee, Ailo
II Byau- Eailaln
HO Hong. Kahnlui
Akai. WaikApa
u APa LnhainI
. A cieshora. EasnakAkAi, Molokai
$ Gilcf, NailukE
VTcTUALING.
! c kiuns- Papaik0u. Hilo Hawaii
Chung King Liong, Naalehu. kan Hawaii
kirt chelE- Hctel ST Honolulu. Oahu
Ahcna, Eannakea 81.
4 Apsna. Hspai. PunAhoa. Hilo. Hawaii
= Ache, B4tam's bal, Honolulu, Oahu
& Akni- WAikApu. Mani
AUCTION
- Rzvekest. Mani
AGENT.
MFA soiaasu. Maui
BUTCHER
81 Aaamb a Asiu North Kohnla Hawaii
Is Gwen holt NuuAnu 81, Honolulu Oahu
BILLIARDS
xAs D1dd. Pantheon. .HonolHln, Oahu
RETAIL SPIRIT.
Iss Dodd Ranrkeon Honolulu, Oahu
81 T Laneban. Royal Hotel. Honolulu, Oahu
CAKE PEDDLING.
Al Iuar Knilua Kona Hawaii
See No. Mnkapala. North kohala, Hawaii
~ AlMmn. k0olanpo 0ahn
@E Akinn- Ew1 Oahu
lWG I-Esl 4 ca. car Fuz< & QHeen st
STA Wm1erhunse, Queen &c
Con Clee a Ahuns. Fort at
TSTG ! Fsierholes. King e
STALLION.
10 KahnHl. KoOHnupukO. Oahu
FIRE ARMS.
sss%%=Ls.i. koa., Honolulu o.Au
d lfAiraeEs y.
: : i ~ 4 1I=s.; IT, -
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AMUSING articles are published in one or two of
the Washington newspapers, concerning Moreno
and General Comfy. AS they are full of laudation
of the high attainments and valuable qualities of
Moreno, and present translation of the Male
factors and Martyr article of the Pae Aina it is
plain enough from whose hand they emanate.
They give important item as to Mr.. Moreno,
which has the full force of an admission, in stat
ing that if Gen. Comfy, legged ON by mission
aries" had not interfered with Moreno's career,
the latter would have brought about "close con-
nection" with the United States.
We are not aware of any missionary influ-
ence of which the Moreno interviewers East have
so much to say; nor of any influence adverse to
Moreno which had the slightest weight with Gen.
Comfy. ALI that we do know is, that from
Monday, when Moreno was announced as
Premier. until Wednesday, when he left office,
only one clear day, the foreign representa-
tives did not inform the foreign Office that they
had received the announcement of Moreno's ap-
pointment Outside of MIR. Moreno's newspaper
articles, the effect in Washington of the demand
that the United States Minister be recalled is to
create a mingled feeling of surprise and undis-
guised contempt for this whole performance.
Private letters show that the officers of the State
Department not choice of words in which to
express this feeling. What advices the Minister
himself has received we do not know but we pre-
sumo that they will long be made public by the
United States Government, if not here.
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Nrc BeaienHnn has this day been re-appointed as
Rad Supervisor for the District Of Hanaei Island Of
KnaAi- HAP CARTER, Minister OF the Interior
fntc-ior one. Oct - fssO 81
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NOTICE.

KNE HE 3EBY CERTIFY THAT WE ARE
w Co-partners in trade, carrying on business in
Honolulu and Punalnu Oahu and that the of the
membcrs composing our firm follows:
Wong Kwai, residing in Honolulu.
Alec, residing at Honolulu
Chung Hook, residing in Honolulu.
Wong Jan Chen, residing at Macao, China.
Dated Honolulu October 30th, 1880. SIS 3t
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NUPREME COURT or THE HA.

SUPREME COURT OF THE HA-
- waiian Islands in Probate. In the matter of the
Estate OF HENRY GORDON, deceased. Order TO show
application of Administrator for Order Of Sale
of Real Estate.
On reading and fling the petition OF W. r. CASTLE,
Administrator of the Estate Of Henry Gordon deceased
praying for order of sale of certain real estate be-
longing said deceased and setting forth certain legal
reasons why such real estate should be sod.
1t is hereby ordered that the OF kin Of the said
appear before this Court on MONDAY, the sth day OF
NOVEMBER, A. ID. 1880, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the
to show why order should not be granted for
the sale of such estate:
And IL is further ordered that copy OF this order be
published at least three successive weeks before the
said day of hearing in newspapers printed and pub
lished in said Honolulu, one in the English language
and the other in the Hawaiian.
Dated Honolulu, II. l., October I, 1880.
CHAS. c. HARRIS,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court
Attes: A. Rosa, Deputy Clerk s2I 81