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FRIDAY ffRLL ?. ls-J.
We have had two arrivals from San Franci-co sine
last report, the Import by which amount % about $4,000,
assorted merchandise. Including the II. " Almy. which
sails t--anorr0w, the departure f1= TIE week number ave.
and the value q domestic exports amounts o. sIefgzG5T.
Among The imports per steamer were 50 package ~ II
vgycoin. amounting t. s~I50a50--ome ssO0 o. which Wa
" coin % small dcnomiuauors-
4 The receipts - sugnrs al This PIT from thc other In
ands daring the past week wer. If.ul package sand for
The month Of Narrh JJ.J5t package In view 81 the fact
that several new plantation and many % ths old stab
Iished ones viii De making sugar during the ueqt three
months. it - anticipated that our eEports % that article
for the quarter ending June 80 Will considerably exceed
those ~ any previous one
By favor Of the Minister u Finance We are enabled 70
present herewith the Table. prepared By the Hon " =
Alien. Collector General q Customs. q the principal
domestic exports fer the quarter Just past The Table
shoxs an Increase il exports Or sugar. m0lAsses. rice,
coffee. calfsldns and wool. the two frst showing q de-
cided increase. The total valus % exports for the guar.
ter Is stated At 81 .2Oi .4II1 az increase q nearly half n
million over the corresponding period ofIs7s.
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WAL1KRs-At Lahaina. March u, ANDREW WALTEEs, a
native Of Bavaria, aged about 63 years. He had resided
on these Islands some p years. and for 20 years past had
carried on the bakery business at Lahaina-
HALL-At his residence at Rainaliu. North Kona, Hs-
waii. March 10. CHARLES HALL. aged 60 years, a native Of
virginia. 4 ) A. He had resided on these Islands for
over fifty years. having arrived here in 1929, a. n seaman
on board an American ship. He was a carpenter by
trade, and soon got employment with the chiefs He
married the daughter Of q small chief at PAhOehoe. North
Kona. and after her death. he married Hannah, the
daughter Of the late Samuel Rice. Gov KuAkint's black
smith, who survives him and by whom he had . large
family Of children. seven Of whom are now living. Up
" an advanced age and until he was crippled By an acct
dent. Mr. Hall was 4" a mighty hunter" Of Wild cattle on
the mountains Of Hawaii, and could Outwalk most men Of
half his years. He was n kind and anectionate husband
and father and a good neighbOr.
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PAsSENGER

From San francisco. per " L Beebee. March 29-Heu-
~ Smith. j 2 Beard. Capt MothensOn, John Hogan. A u
Bolster Jr.
From San Francisco. per Twilight, March 3l-Joe Ma
laaea, J Edward.
For Port Townsend, per Emma Augusts, Apr 2-L. W
Ross, W / Brown.
For San Francisco. per W Almy, Apl 3-Mrs Capt
Thurman, Mrs Capt LApham, George Hook
For Sydney, per City Of Sydney, March &c r Smith
wife and child, Jno n Macdonald. W q Simon and wife,
d Anderson. VIM owen, wife and child, " u Johns,
A BerdsalI.
For San Francisco, per Cassie Hayward March 2-Mr
Gates.
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TMPURTS

From ~al Fral.iHrD-Ier City oI sydney March H.
- Pigs provision loo -aeks hour. IS PKG liquor, 10
pkg tobarrn. 2s EEgs q CLIn--e csE-lEL-es- - pigs
dry goods. i Il grain. ~ pkg gr1ceries. 80 sk- pCtA-
toes. iG6 bs fruit. 10 sewing machines, - boiler tubs,
- bHs specie, 1919 pkg Ia trsnsitu.
Prom san Frsucis-o. Per Claus s~prscklez, March 9th
- u brick
From san FralciscC-psr Twilight. March $50 pigs
liquors. - pEss furniture. 10 bbls lime and cement. S55
Pkgs groceres. lCl -ks potatoes. l5 pkgs hardware; IL
sks grain, so mats rice. Al pkgs dry goods, ~ bs hay,
80 N shingles. 300 posts. 40 N brick, 500 SKIS four. lot
Of miscellaneous merchandise.
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PoRT OF ]
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DEPARTURES
49,. far HouoIuIu from FOreIgn Ports

Vessels for HoaoiuIu from foreIsn F"r
- Gen Ru,Ier. Newcastle, Nsw. Mar 1851
-Fanne Faher. New Castle, over due
an ~ C-Ttou. Boston, due April 2o-2S
A - II b Whittou, New York. due May -
An 81 Lizzie Marshall NeE Castle. u~
Al 81 Amie. New Castle ~ ; W due
Br4t ship CITY Of Madrid, Liverpool loaalns
An ~ Jenuy Pits, Port Gamble, due
a-x 81 HEsaH- south Sea Islands, due APrll-lS
- h1toe storm Bird, South Sea Islands, due APn lio
a. hfsne CaTherns Sudden, Port Townsend, due APTn o-lV
a. - 81 " seaver. MeIander. 3 y via Hilo, due al hho
an shfp CITY Of Nankin, Glasgow
An bgtn. Hespertan, Newcastle, due Apni DIV
A. - II n Drew. San Francisco. for Hhoi Que
600 Trihir. san francisco, due April lob
a.. ~ aarveaf Home, Departure Bay, due April IOl9
a. - whalur Mary and Helen, New Bediora' oUs
A. hf1ne Nonntor. Humboldt, due April DIV
a.. - Mana w Turf. > Fran via Kshului, due al NAHUM
An b. Forest Queen, san Franetseo
An BIZ Camden, Port Gamble
a. hFfnr FlIaL san Francisco, due April lO-lo
- - KaIa2aua. san Francisco, due April 1913
D M = = CIV OF New York. Sydney, due Apni ~
? "A > z AEstrAISa, San Francisco, due April IL
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The London Pal Mall Gazette sees in the re-
moyal Of the Russian Naval Arsenal in the Pacific
Ocean. from Yladivostock, to st. Olga's Bay a
cause of concernmeni to the British Government.
The abandonment by Russia Of the very expensive
works ut VladivostOck. and the enormous cost of
constructing works as near impregnable as the
skill Of engineering can make them at ST. Olga, it
thinks. bodies no good to the ocean traffic of Eng
land in the China seas and in the Pacific and the
rich grain trade between San Francisco and Brit
ish ports is mentioned as a very material item in
the reckoning of probabilities. The Gazette is man
ifestly Of opinion that. sooner OF later, the mutual
ill-feeling whichlexists between England and Rus
STA aust result in a bitter and destructive war.
Such a war will be very likely to involve al of
Europe
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IN PORT

A-AHh-. bztue Morning sar, Br.y
Haa - KaIe. AhIbom
An batle Eureka. Nrrtrsr-
Has b. Matte Mac,eay. Bog
uaE bEtu= P1mare, f1r sale
An t1pssl sch Lrieta. Dexter
Am sch UouJra- S-=Eers
Am * % rs my. Freeman
An sch American Girl B1czus
Am bktue EmUE Augusta. fCung
Bot bk Lady LauFECu. Marstru
swedish - HruiIe. Orb quauutire outside
Am sch Chgs Sprs-zeE Won schmidt
an sch THuirh-. Whtrsy
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In THE issue of The Nation "a widely circulated
and influential weekly of New York City, for
March 4th, appear somewhat lengthy extracts
from a private letter written by His Majesty
Kalakaua, which, says the editor of that journal,
are printed by permission of the person who re-
eeiyed the letter, a resident of that city. We
have been given to understand from competent
authority that the letter in question was in no
sense intended for publication, and that the fact
Of its having appeared in the Nation may be just
ly considered as a breach Of confidence. While,
therefore. a letter from the King would doubtless
be read with much interest here, yet we bear in
mind that one may write in an unguarded man
ner to a friend some things which would be
omitted on mature reflection, and, under all the
circumstances, we refrain from its publication.
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SALE

NpY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECUTION
Mb issued out Of the Police Court Of Honolulu, January Ioth.
1880, in favor OF J. G.. Dickson, against Joseph Aresa. for
$loe, l have levied upon the following property, viz. One
Dwehing House. and the lease OF the land called WAaloa, ia
Manoa. Oahu, dated April 18th, 1877, for 10 years. at $50 per
Annum. Also, sundry Chickens, Pigs, Horse, Mule, Bullock,
and Store FlxiDgs; and shall sell the same on the premises on
SATURDAY, the 18th day OF April, a d 1850, at ~ O'Clock
noon, unless said judgment, interest and costs be previously
satisfied
The above premises and lease are sold subject to a mortgage
Of $500, with interest, due Nov 18Th. 1881. The land IA
planted With Kalo and Bananas, and is a valuable piece Of
leasehold property. (mar20 At W. c. PARKE, Marshal.
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NOTICE.

HNOR THE PURPOSE OF CLOSING THE
business and accounts Of the MILLINERY ESTABLISH
MENT on Fort street, the undersigned requests all persons
owing the same TO make prompt payment. All bills remain
ing unsettled after April 20, will be placed 10 the hands Of a
Collector. }. II. BLACK.
Honolulu, April 3, 1880.
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SgPREME CoURT.-IN THE MATTER

SUPREME THE
- OF THE BANKRUPTCY OF WILLIAM JOHNSON, q
Voluntary Bankrupt-Before Chief Justice Harris, In Cham
bers.
WM. JOHNSON. Of Honolulu, having come before me and
declared himself a Bankrupt, as provided in Section 92 osthe
Civil Code,
II is hereby ordered that the Clerk Of the Supreme Court do
issue an order 10 the Marshal Of the Kingdom 60 take posses
sion OF the property OF the said WIN Johnson, and 10 put his
store-houses, counting houses, effects, books and papers under
lock and seal.
And IL is further ordered that THURSDAY. the 9Th day Of
April, A. d. 1880, at 10 O'Clock, a. m, at the Court Room at
Aliioiani Hale, in Honolulu, be the time and place for hear
ing and deciding the question OF Bankruptcy, and that no.
tie OF such hearing be published in the Pacific Commercial
Advertiser, Tor three consecutive weeks. previous TO such
hearing, TO the end that all parties interested may then and
there appear and show cause, If any they have, why the
said VIM. johnson should net be declared Bankrupt.
Witness my hand and the Seal Of the Supreme Court this
18th day Of March, A. d. 1850.
Cseal) CHAs. @. HARRIS, Chief Justice.
Attest: 4. ROSA, Deputy Clerk. MARIO 81
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WE LEARN that the Minister Of the Interior
has procured plans and estimates from the United
States and Europe of the cost respectively of a
marine railway, a floating dock and a hydraulic
slip for Honolulu harbor. Either Of the first
two would be quite costly, while the hydraulic
slip would be much less expensive, and be capa-
bic of taking up a vessel of two thousand tons
burthen. It could be completed in one year from
the time Of commencement. Such a convenience
for the examination and repair of the hulls of
ships would greatly enhance the value of Homo
lulu as a port OF call for the rapidly increasing
Of the North Pacific. We anticipate
that the coming Legislature will so appreciate
the desirability of this work that the necessary
appropriation will be voted without demur.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser
SATURDAY,. APRIL 3.

THE 25Otb anniversary Of the drst settlement Of
Boston is due next year, and the literary men Of
the city have entered upon an undertaking Of
formidable proportions as one Of the features of the
celebration. This is nothing less than the product
ion Of a memorial history Of that town from the
earliest historical times down TO the present day.
Work has already begun on The history, as many
people being Engaged thereon as would suffice for
an ordinary cyelopedia. The work will consist Of
four large volumes when completed and the edi-
torial supervision Of it will be intrusted to Justin
Winsor. librarian Of Hazard university. with Rev.
Edward Everett Hale, DR. Samuel A. Green and
Charles Deane as assistants.
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NOTICE.

THNHE FIRST ANNUAL OF THE
HONOLULU LIBR AIRY and READING ROOM ASSO-
CITATION will take place al their Rooms This Saturday
Evening, April 81. at "a O'Clock. A full attendance is de-
sired, as officers will render their reports aud other important
matters are to come before the meeting.
1t d.. A. PAhAELEE, Secretary.
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NOTICE.

JOHN G. HOOk. " Evangelist"
u will %. W preach on the 9" LikeIike " Wharf THIS
SATURDAY EVENING. April Sd, and on Sunday, at 3 p. m,
in Emma Square, and at Il p. m at haumakspii Church. It,
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NOTICE.

a Ii BILLS AGAINST THE Err
n NAlMANALo up 80 Feby lsth, 1850. are 10 e set
tied by Mr. >. :. FRAU, and all Bills 6om the 18Th Of Februa-
~, ISs0, viii he settled by
Il. HACKFELD \ CO.
Agents for Steamer WAimanAlo-
March S0th, 1850. aPS I'm
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EpY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECU-
hB TON issued out Of the Supreme Court Of the Hawaiian
Islands in favor OF s. Maikai against Ulukou for $l245 rs. I
have levied upon and shall expose for sale at the front door OF
Ahioiani Hale, On Saturday. A priI I'D, 1880. at
IL O'Clock, noon. all the equity Of redemption, reversion. right.
title and interest Of the said Ulukou, OF, in and 20 the iand
known as the " Ahupuaa Of Haneoo," situated IN Hama
Island Of Maui. md containing S73 so. acres cane and graE,
ing land and has a fishing right Of one mile out 10 sea from
point to point, unless said Judgment, interest ana ali costs he
previously satisfied.
The above premises will be sold subject TO a mortgage 10 A
Unna Of $1,000 also n lease 10 said A. Upna Tor 10 veara
from Oct s, 1870, al $3.50 per annum.
Terms Of sale Cash, and deeds AT expense of purchaser
Honolulu, Feb "a, 1850. feb2s
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Notice of Foreclosure of Mortgage.

NOTICE Is EREBY GIVEN, THAT PUR-
1 suant TO a power OF sale contained in a certain mortgage
deed dated the 9th day Of Nov. 1877, made by Peke. Of waiki-
Xxi, Oahu, TO Alex. j. Cartwright, OF Honolulu, OF record In
Liber 81, on pages BAG, a45 and 34s, and by him assigned to
Thomas Brown, Trustee by Assignment. dated March 81, 1879.
Of record in Liber 60. on page los. and for a breach OF The
conditions in said mortgage deed contained, that ali and sim
gular, the lands, tenements and hereditaments in said mort
gage deed contained and described, will, after the time limited
by law, be sold at public auction, on account Of the breach Of
the conditions as hereinbefOre mentioned.
The property 10 said mortgage described, being situated ia
Waikiki, and more particularly described 10 Royal Patent Ma.
3lT4, and containing an area of 4 100 acres.
THOMAS BROWN Trustee.
CECIL BROWN, Attorney for Assignee Of Mortgage.
AL
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AMONG the proposed measures which will be
session, we may confidently expect an act for the
repeal Of the statutory prohibition against sell
ling, giving, purchasing or procuring for, and in
behalf Of any native of this Kingdom, or for his
use, any spirituous liquor, or other intoxicating
drink or substance. This has been the law of
the land for over forty years, and although re-
peated attempts have been made i. the Legis-
lative Assembly during the past twenty years to
repeal it, such attempts have always failed to OBJ
tain q majority vote Of native members them
selves. The more serious thinking among them
evidently dread the consequences of free license to
buy liquor, while the older men remember and
rehearse fearful tales Of the disorderly times Of
Kaomi, in 1888, when the tabu was for several
months taken off the sale to natives. Says Jaryes
in his history of the Islands, referring to this
period
d. The scene that followed beggArs description. some
remained faithful 20 their Instructions, and had the
amount Of missionary good been confined TO those few,
scenes were enacted at Honolulu. but q general civil and
moral anarchy prevailed throughout the group. Schools
were deserted. teachers relaPsed, congregations were
thinned. excuses abOunded, and in some places, espe-
cfAlly in the district Of Hilo, Hawaii. idolAtrous worship
was again performed Several churches were burned
and some lives lost. GrOggeres were opened, and dis
tiIleries set In motion The wild orgies of heathenisIn
r1oted over the lsndi men left their wives wives their
husbands: parents, brothers. sisters and relatives united,
like beasts, in common prostitution; they gambled, they
fought, for old grudges were then scored of; they drank
and they reveled-'
But after a time came the reaction. The
King (Kamehameha ILL confirmed Kinau as
Premier, and by the following year the reign of
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Notice of Foreclosure of Mortgage.

NUIIVC VI IUICCIUbUIE Vi MUIL
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT PUR-
~ suant TO a power Of sale contained Ia a certain mortgage
desd, dated Jan. 18th. 1878, made by Nakoana, N) and Kahi-
nu, (w) his wife, 20 Alex j. Cartwright, OF record ia Lber 81,
on pages ii and IL, and by him assigned 60 Thomas Brown,
Trustee by Assignment, dated March 9th, 1879, Of record In
Ldber 60, on page los, and for "A breach Of The conditions 10 said
mortgage deed contained, that all and singular, the lands, ten.
emerts and Entertainments in said mortgage deed contained
and described, will. after The time Halted by Law, be sold at
public auction, on account Of the breach Of the conditions az
bereinbefore mentioned.
The property In said mortgage des Tibed, being situated in
Pianui, Manoa, Oahu, and more particularly described In
Royal Patent No. 1863. THOMAS BROWN, Trustee.
CECIL BROWN, Attorney for Assignee Of Mortgage.
marIa IL
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COURT OF wAIIAN
- IsIands In the matter of @ K HanaI. an ALLEGED hank-

x COURI Of II n W AIIAN
- Islands.-In the matter Of Q. X. Hapai, an alleged bank
rupt.
q. X. Hapai having on The 29th Of March, 1880. been adj
Indicated bankrupt at a hearing before Chief Justice Harris,
on petition Of Lyman Brothers. IL was ordered that notice
be given 10 the creditors Of said bankrupt TO present their
claims and prove the same as provided in section e67 Of the
Civil Code.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that TUESDAY, the
goth day Of April. A d 1850, at 10 O'Clock a IN, at the Court
room at AlioAni Hale, Honolulu, be the time and place for
all such creditors to appear and prove said claims.
By the Court, A ROSA,
Honolulu, April 2, 1880. Deputy Clerk supreme Court
ana &c
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HOLLISTER & CO.,
Etgal advertisements.

COURT OF THE HAwAIIA
- Islands. 10 Probate. In the ESTATE OF AAPANA Or
LAM PAN Of Honolulu, deceased, intestate. Before CHIEF
Justice Harris. Order Of notice Of petition Tor adminsirAtN~p
On reading and hiing the petition Of " Honschlaeger a 10,
creditors OF Apana or Lam Pan. alleging that he, the said
Apana or Lam Pau, died iniestAte at Honolulu. ON the IN
day Of March, A. u. 1850, and praying that Letters OF Ad-
minis ration issue 10 William Maertens.
IL is ordered that MONDAY, the 18th day Of April, A d.
1880, be and hereby is appointed for hearing said petition
before the said Justice, In the Court Room u this Court, at
Honolulu, at which time and place all persons concerned may
appear and show cause, IL any they have. why sAd petition
should not be granted, and that this order he published In the
English langu1ge for three successive weeks In the Pacific
Commercial Advertiser. a newspaper In Honolulu.
HAS. q. HARRIS.
Chief Justice q the Supreme Court.
Attest, A. ROSA, Deputy Clerk. APPS Sc
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Attest, A.. ROSA, Deputy Clerk. APPS 3,
rupREME CnuRr OET HAW

SUPREME COURT Il HA wAIIAN
- ISLANDS, In frobaie.-In the matter Of the Estate oil
Ira Richardson, late Of Honolulu, deceased. At Chambers,
before Chief Justice Harris.
On reading and filing the petition aud accounts OF John
Mott smith aud Elizabeth q Richardson, administrator aud
ADMINISTRATIVE Of the Estate Of Ira Richardson, deceased,
wherein they ask to be allowed Sl3 GAIA, and charge them
selves with $l3l644 rs, and ask that the same may be exam
ined and approved. and that a final order may be made OF dis
tribuion OF The property remaining In their hands TO the per
sons thereto entitled, and dischaTging them and their sure
ties from all further responsibility as such.
Ii IL ordered, that MONDAY, the Sd day Of May, A d 1850.
at ten O'Clock a M, before the said Justice al Chambers, Ia the
Court House at Honolulu, be aud the same hereby is appoint
ed as the time and place for hearing said petition and ac-
counts. and that all persons interested may then and there APP
pear and show cause it any they have, why the same should
not be granted; and that this order la the English language,
be published in the Pacific Commercial Advertiser, q newsps-
per printed and published In Honolulu, foe three successive
weeks previous to the time therein appointed for said hearing
Dated at Honolulu this I'd day OF April, A D 1880.
@. @. HARRIS,
Attest A. ROSA, Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court
DENNY Clerk. ans 81
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SrpRnME our OF

- Isiands.-In Probate. In the matter Of The ESTATEO OF
WILLIAM II. RICE, late Of Lihue, 0f the Island Of Kauai,
deceased. At Chambers. before Mr.. Justice McCully Order
Of notice Of petition for allowance Of accounts, discharge, and
6nai distribution Of property.
On reading and fling the petition aud accounts Of PAUL
ISENBERG AND MARY ;. RICE, executors OF the estate Of
william II Rice, late Of Lihue. Of the Island Of Kauai, de-
ceased, and ask that the same may be ex ,uiDed aud approved,
and that q final order may be made Of distribution Of the prop
erty remaining In their hands to the persons thereto entitled,
and dischaTgng them from all further responsibility as such
executors.
II is ordered that " EDN EsDAY, the 7h day Of April, a.
d. 1880, at 10 O'Clock, a. m, before the said Justice, al Cham
beers, in the Court House. NJ Honolulu, be and the same hereby
is appointed AZ the time and place for hearing said petition
and accounts, and that all persons interested may then aud
there appear and show cause, II any they have, why the same
should not be granted, and may present evidence as 10 who
are entitled to the said property.
And that this order, la the English language, be ublshed
In the Pacific Commercial Advertiser, N newspaper printed
and published In Honolulu, for three successive weeks previ-
Gus 10 the time therein appointed for said hearing.
Dated at Honolulu, II. l., this 10th day Of March. A. n. 1880.
LAWRENCE McCULLY.
Justice OF this Supreme Court.
Attest; A. ROSA. Deputy Clerk. MARIO 81
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INCHAMnERs. CIKCuITJUpGE.s SECOND

II Judicial District, Hawaiian Islands.
10 the Estate OF ANDREW WALTER, Of Lahaina. Maui.
deceased. On reading and filing the petition Of Jacob Walter,
the Administrator OF the Estate OF Andrew Walter, Of LAhai-
ma, Maui. ii. l.. deceased.
II is ordered. that THURSDAY, April 20, 1880, at 10 o'clock
a. m at the Court House In Lahaina, be set apart rs the time
and place for hearing said petition, and any objections that may
be offered theretoi and all persons Interested are hereby notified
TO attend
ABR. Fernandez,
Circuit Judge, End Judicial District, II. l.
Lshains, March, 1880. ap3 st
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR sab.

IN WAlEHU, MAUI. ~
- The premises of Judge Widemann. The Li contains
Gre sih a gued dwelling and all other necessary out-aoos>
Title good, Inquire Of - ,.t
iaa4 3m L ~. FAME, ""huhu' maui