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Dyeing and Cleaning.
THE ONLY
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IN TRENTON!
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Dyer and Scourer
MAIN oKEIcE:
1O4 Perry Street.
BRANCH OFFICE AND STEAM DYE
AND SECURING WORKS,
No. 90 Lamberton street
Improved Machinery. New Process J
Competent Workmenl
Improved Machinery, New Process
Competent Workmenl

IDye and Reanish Ladies Dresses
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mems Coats, Pants and Vests. Kid Gloves
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! Cleanse and Reanish, by my
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Goods sent By mail O. express viii 7e-
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turned
ERASCE OFFICES,
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LAMBERT ILLE-No- = Union Street,
cor L0ryalI: NJ. f. Finger & Co.. Agents.
BURLINGTON = Geo. A. Rogers, DRY
Goods Merchant, Agent
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CoSsREssMAN L P Morton, Of New
York seems 10 be looming up as one
Of the great men Of the oountry.
His generous contributors 10 the
Irish Relief Fund stamped him as
one Of the most liberal
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-05-01
The New Mill at Honokaa.

To the Editor Of The Gofc Commercial Advertiser:
SIR Between four and Ave years ago, the first
mill in Hamakua, commenced to grind at Honokaa,
Messrs. Marsden s. Siemsen being owners, and
Messrs. +. A. Schaefer Il Co, the agents. All We
could congratulate ourselves on at that time was,
that the manufacture of sugar had certainly oom-
menced for the works were far too small. and the
obstacles and difficulties that Messrs. Marsdeu and
Siemsen had to contend with. in procuring fIvwood
and water 10 sufficient quantities for requirements Of
the plantation, together with the incapability Of che
mill to take of the cane. rendered the prospects Of
the planters at that period anything but catering.
Honokaa Sugar Works have again been opened,
and with advantages over the old arrangements al
most Incredible. The amount Of labor which was
necessary, the numerous. improvements required,
the tramway incompleted. gave the planters grave
fears that again this year would lose half the crop
but Mr.. Bailey II appears thought otherwise, aud,
with untiring energy, he rushed the work on COM
pleted his alterations aud improvements, and the
large and powerful machinery is now 10 operation.
giving universal satisfaction.
A feast was given here on Saturday the 18th, which
was largely attended ; the sports were many and
enjoyed by all present the day Of festivities and
mirth ending with a ball in the evening.
There are large quantities Of cane to grind owned
by Messrs. Rickard, Mills, and Wilfong so that
this year. we may expect large returns OF sugar.
and we hope that all parties will in tt tn find that,
Honokaa Plantation has commenced a new era in its
existence. Sugar can be shipped as speedily ns
manufactured a vessel can lay at the " wire rope"
and load ia almost any weather.
There is hidden wealth in this District Ia its agri.
cultural resources, IL there was an inlet Cor supplies
and an outlet for produce. We have certainly land
ings at two or three places on the coast, but by far
the greatest portion Of the lands are outside profit
able communication. "
A railroad from Kawaihae or somewhere neer
that place, running through Hamakua, would, IN q
short time, settle all the vacant lands and the busy
hammer of the mechanic wouId be heard far up the
mountain slopes, paving the way for the manufac-
ture of its staple products. y. So.
Honokaa Hamakua, April %, $780,
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From our Regular correspondentJ
Letter from Europe.--No. "a.
Loxnox. MAncn 2O, ESQ.

LONDON. MARCH 20, 1850.
TBE Treaty,
Between Germany and Hawaii was passed by the
Federal Council on the 9th inst aud was til sub
mitted to Parliament, where the fret readirs took
place on the 10th. Director Won Philipsbo a ex-
planned the exceptional position Of Hawaii 6 wards
the United States. and asked the Riehstag to prove
the treaty which would protec, German coH'merce
against future d~etriment lie also said n Il the
American Reciprocity Treaty. far from dau.aging
German interests, enables Hawaii to develope and
extend her commercial connections and thus in-
directly benefits German trade. DR.. Lasker then
asked why this treaty was submitted 10 Parliament,
while its approval bad not been asked for the i'm
portant treaty with Austria. Mr.. Won Runscr ex-
planned the material contents Of the Hawaiian Treaty
and described its commercial and political import
anse to be Of great value. Aner some commend
stOry remarks by Secretary OF State Hoffman,. and
no opposition. the first reading was closed. The
second takes place after Parliament re-saserbles en-
April 9th, after the Easter Holidays.
NAVAL Nsws.
Russia is making great exertions to have .
strong naval force in the Pacific 20 oppose the Bri-
fish, and Hawaii will have hard work to preserve
her neutrality during the next European war. Be-
sides the Russian feet already at Wladiwostok. in
GLIDING the ironslad flagship .Niaia, the cruiser
Asia. the clippers Rreuser, Digit. RaEboinfk.
.AaJesdfak, aud some other older vessels, there will
go out next month, the ironclad frigate General
-fdmiTal, aud the cruisers Zabiakia and PioSfoen
to reinforce the Pacific squadron, which will then
form a frst-class war-heet. The British naval
force in the Pacific at present numbers 10 vessels,
including the two ironclads Shannon aud Triumph,
the flagship Of Admiral Sterling. while the Austria
lian s~quadron contains nine ships under the orders
Of Commodore Wilson. The Triumph by last ac-
counts has sailed from Callao by way Of the Galapa-
Cos Islands and Acapulco for EsquimAult. to arrive
during the latter part of Aprii.s The Osprey has
left Coquimbo, LIST inst. with packages for Pitcairn
Island, and also will visit other islands Ia the
Society Group, returning TO COquimbo in July oext.
Capt. Ralph Gator, who brought the Scout TO HOMO
lulu with the British Transit party In 1874. has
just been appointed naval aidecamp TO her Majesty.
The yacht Sunbeam is at present on a cruise In the
Mediterranean with Mr.. Thos. Brassey aud his family
on board. The naval court Mt Bremen has acquitted
Capt. Sohulze for losing his .essel the Chrisiine,
formerly the Hawaiian bark Ma Moi. by sraDding
on Walrock. Falkland Islands. August o, 1879.
The German corvette Bismarck was at Apia &C he
beginning of this month. and III. NJ. S. Opal, recent
" arrived home from Pitcairn Island. after "A years
commission in the Paci6c-F. Is.
sat San Francisco April lOthl
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COURT ISL


Islands. in Probate. Island Of Oahu, Hawaiian Islands,
"a In the matter Of the Estate Of WILLIAM BRASH. de-
ceased. Order appointing time for probate Of viii and direct
ing publication Of notice Of The same
A document, purportng TO be the last viii and testament Of
Wi liam Brash, deceased, having On the 18th day OF April,
A. d. 1880. been presented 10 said Probate Court, and q
petition for the probate thereof, and for the Issuance Of letters
trstamentary 10 William George Bash, having filed by him.
IL is hereby ordered. that WEDNESDAY. the 5th day Of
Nav. A. D 1850, at 10 o'clock, A N Of said day, AZ the Court
Room Of said Court, at Honolulu. in the Island Of Oahu. be,
snd the same is hereby appointed the time for proving sid
viii and hearing said app ication, when end where any person
interected may appear and Contest the said will, and the grant
ing Of letters tesIamentary.
Il is further ordered. that notice thereof be given by publics-
tion for three successive weeks, in the Pacific Commercial
Advertiser. a newspaper printed and published in Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu, IL. /, April 18th. 1850.
LAWRENCE McCULLY
Attest. Justice Of the Supreme Court.
A ROSA. Deputy Clerk. Apl7 81
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The Ladies' Committee of the recent Bazaar, in aid of
the Anglican Mission, in their own names and the names
of all the members of the Church, desire hereby to ex-
press their warmest acknowledgement of the generous
support and sympathy received from the whole commu-
nifty of the city as well as from many friends in the coun-
try and ON the other islands, in furthersnce of the under
taking which has thereby been rendered successful be-
yond ali expectations, enabling then first to pay off all the
existing liabilities for which the Bazaar was first propos-
ed, to the amount of $500, and then to place s.. 800 to the
credit of the Cathedral Building Fund.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Letter of Thanks.

Bishops COLLEGE,
Honolulu, April %, 50.
DEAR SIR-In my own name and the names of other
Ladies on the Committee of our recent Bazaar, 1 ask you
to accept our best thanks for your kindness in lending
us the Lyceum, and for the generous assistance we have
received from yourself and the members of your family.
Your kindness, added to the support and sympathy we
have received from the whole community, has enabled
our undertaking to prosper far beyond our. expectations.
Again thanking you, believe me, faithfully yours,
j.. WATERHoUsE, Esq. A. WILLIS.
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BY AUTHORITY.
Department of Foreign Afairs.

Be it known TO all whom It may concern. that f, W
LA1NE. Esquire, having this day presented to this De
partmeut his Commission from His Majesty Don Alfonso
XII, King of Spain. which is found 10 be IN due form, he.
the said r. W Lame, Esquire, is hereby acknowledged
by order of His Majesty IS Spanish vice-Consul FOR the
Hawaiian Islands, aud all his official acts as such are
ordered TO receive full faith and credit by the authorities
OF this Government.
- Given under my hand and the Seal Of the For
LIS eign Ofaee at Honolulu, this oath day OF
- April. 1880. JOHN u. KAPESA,
myl St Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
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T no CREDITORS.

VHNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
APPOINTED Administrator Of the Estate of APANA
alias LAM PAN, Of the hrm Of l.. AMOO q CO. (alias Wing
Chong Hing of Honolulu, deceased, hereby notifies all persons
having claims against said Estate, whether secured by mort
gage or otherwise. TO present the same at the office OF Ed
uOFFSCHLA E6ER & co, in Honolulu, with the proper
vouchers within six months from the date hereof, or they will
be forever barred and all persons indebted to said Estate are
requested TO make immediate payment.
Dated at Honolulu this cath day of April, 1850
ana IL MM- MARTENS
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Notice of Foreclosure of Mortgage.

AIOTICEI Is GIVEN, TIL AT PUR-
~ suant to a power of sale contained in a certain mortgage
deed dated Dec. 20 1876, made by Kikipa and Marta Kikipa,
his wife, to Alex. J. Cartwright, of record in Liber 40, on
pages 100 and l6l. and for a breach of the conditions in said
mortgage deed contained, that all and singular, the lands.
tenements and hereditaments in SAID mortgage 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
hereinbefoTe mentioned.
The property in said mortgage described being situate in
Kaneohe, KoOlaupoko, Oahu, and containing together S5o
acres. ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT.
CECIL BROWN. Attorney for Mortgage.
Dated Honolulu, April 10, 1880. aplO 1t
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Executors Notice to Creditors.

n II y bEsES NCA Iii NLD III
IL Supreme Court as the Executors Of the last will Of Maria
p. Chamberlain, late of Honolulu deceased. we hereby notify
all persons having claims against the said deceased 10 present
the same duly authenticated. TO S. b. Dole our attorney, at his
Office in said Honolulu, within six months from this date:
WARREN CHAMBERLAIN,
]. EVARTS CHAMBERLAIN,
Executors Of the last will of Maria p. Chamberlain, deceased.
Honolulu. 10Th AprTl. 1880. aplO At
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SYDNEY INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION,
March 24th, 1850.

March 24th, 1850.
MESSRS. j. MOTT & CO.,
Honolulu, S. l..
Gentlemen II take pleasure in informing you that we
were awarded the only Special Gold Medal at the Sydney
international Exhibition for STOVES and RANGES, cou-
pied with the Grand Prize at the late Paris Exposition of
1878, speaks well of our manufacture. Respectfully yours,
Messrs. Abendroth Bros, Frank A. Abendroth.
]. MOTT & CO.,
ap24 I'm Agents for the Hawaiian Islands.
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EtaaI advertisements.
SUPREME CoCRT-IN BANKRUPTCY.
p Ia tne matter q WILLIAM JOHNSON, a voluntary

SUPREME BA
In the matter q WILLIAM JOHNSON, a voluntary
Bankrupt
Notice i hereby given that a meeting Of the creditors, who
have proved debss against the said william Johnson, bank
rupt. to amount Of 500 or more. sin be held al the Clerks
once Of he supreme Court. al Ahiolant Hale. Honolulu 90
MONDAY the 10Th day OF MAY next, at II o'clock A n for
the purpose OF exciting Assignees OF ssid oankrapts estate,
pursuant to the statute a ROSA Deputy Clerk
Honolulr Aprl ~. lssO. myl p
COURT oFIhe II w ALA ISL
- ANDS In probate In the matter Of the ESTATE Ot
IN CHUN fChL ed order 20 shoE cause on application Of
Admintstrator fr order Of sale OF Real Estate
on reading and ting the petition Of A H. LOO N6ANh,
the Admiuistrator Of the Estate Of In Chun, late Of WaI4-
hole, Oahu. praying for AZ order Of sale Of certain real estate
betonging TO said Ia Chun. and se,tiag forth certain legal rea-
sous Why such real estate should se soil.
II is hereby ordered that all persons interested ia the said
Estate spear before this Court on the s1sI DAY OF NAY, A.
D. Iss0. al 10 O'Clock A. NJ, AT the Court Room Of this Court IN
Homo ula. then and there 10 show cause Why al order should
not be granted fr the sale Of such Estate
And u 10 further ordered, thai . copy Of this order be pub
Eshed at least three successive weeks before the said day Of
heAring, In The CommerciA Advertiser, = newspaper published
In sad BOdoulu-
Dated Honolulu, a. l., April 2lst, 1850
CHAS. c. HARRIS,
Attest A. ROSA, Chief Justice Supreme Court
Deputy Clerk aP24 q
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BRIEF MENTION

cS~ We congratulate cur old time friend Governor
Bush, on his new creation. May he live long and
prosper.
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- Elder Hook will address the congregation at
Kaumakapili, through sn interpreter tomorrow
evening, May 2nd. The public are respectfully in
vited to attend.
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The Anglican Church F ir. held at the Lyceurn
last Tuesday. was very successful IN netting ST.
500 in The way of receipts
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y The G,essie Tefair, the pioneer Of the new
Star line, left on the afternoon Of the 2slh ult.
for San Francisco.
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Sale of Lease of Government Land.

On Monday. May 22nd. at the front entrance of Aliio-
lsni Hale, at u O'Clock noon, will be sold the lease for
ten years OF that piece Of Government Land known as
PAPAA, Island Of Kauai. Upset price. $50 per Annum.
Terms, payable annually, in advance.
sAML G.. WILDER, Minister of the Interior.
Department of Interior, Honolulu. April 10. 1880. myl
Mr.. NJ KEALAKAI has this day been appointed an scent
to grant Marriage Licenses for the Island Of Lanai. vice
G. W. Kauweasole. SAMLG WILDER,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Once, April %, 1880. ap24
ofacial notice has this day been received at this De-
partrnent that during the temporary absence of Monsieur
EUGESE DALoz, Consul and Commissioner Of France,
Monsieur ]. L, RATARD, Chancellor of the French Lega-
ton, viii discharge the duties of Consul and Commits
sioner of france. All persons are requested to give full
faith and credit to all his official acts in that capacity.
JNO. NJ. KAPENA, Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Department of Foreign Affairs, April ,. 1880 Apl list
THERE are 10 Lots belonging to the Government on
Kulaokahua plains, and applications for the purchase of
the same, will be received at this Office, under the same
conditions as the former sales.
SAML G. WILDER. Minister of Interior.
Interior Department, April I'd, 1880. apS
THE manner in which Cattle are cared for, in the Pens
near Honolulu, while waiting slaughter. is not humane
and must oOnduce to make such cattle unhealthy and IN
fit for food.
Therefore. the Board of Health hereby give notice,
that from this date, proper and humane care must be
given all Cattle Intended for slaughter-such as proper
Pens, giving shelter from the sun and rain, and sufficient
food and water.
The Board of Health hereby instructs their Agent Jno.
H. Brown, to see that this Order is fully carried out, and
to prosecute under the law regulating the Board Of
Health-any and all parties who fail to comply with this
Order. SAML G. WILDER.
mar27 President, Board of Health.
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Notice of Foreclosure of Mortgage.

Notice of Foreclosure of Mortgage.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT PUR-
~ suant TO a power of sale contained in a certain mortgage
deed dated oct. 81. 1873, made by Abraham Kasi to Alex. j.
Cartwright Of record in Liber SO, on p ges 339 and $40, and
for a breach Of the conditions in said mortgage deed contained,
that all and singular, the lands, tenemerts and Entertainments
in said mortgage deed contained and described, wili. after the
time liz tied by law, be sold at public auction, on account OF
the breach Of the conditions as hereinbefore mentioned.
The property in SAID mortgage des Tibed, being situated in
Kanuku. Manoa, Oahu, and more fully described in Royal
Patent No. 7l70, Kuleana Helu 1854
ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT.
CECIL BROWN. Attorney for Mortgage.
Dated Honolulu, April 10, 1880. ap1O
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Notice of Foreclosure of Mortgage.

Notice of Foreclosure of Mortgage.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT PUR-
~ suant to a power of sale contained in a certain mortgage
deed dated A pril 25, 1876, made by Kailaa Heeia to Alex. }.
Cartwright, of record in Lber 40, on pages Al and AZ. and for
a breach Of the conditions in said mortgage deed contained,
that all and singular, the lands, tenements and hereditaments
in said mortgage 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 in said mortgage described, being situated In
Kahaluu, oahu. and more particularly Described in Royal
Patent No. 1919. ALEX. J.
CECIL BROWN, Attorney for Mortgage.
Dated Honolulu, April 10, 1880. ap1O 1t
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New York Life Insurance Company il
1880


Whilst thousands of persons were anticipating the
cheer and merriment of Christmas and others the delight
of New Years Day, upwards of foYtyJfUe thousand deeply
interested heads of families-an army in number-with,
probably, their dependents, were awaiting, with the con-
hdence of preceding years, that harbinger of promise
and of hope, the appearance of the thirty-hfth annual
alone in the States that this feeling prevailed, for it is
well known and trusted in Europe. The company has
establishments both in London and Paris, where it has a
large constituency, and where by its honorable course it
has largely contributed to our national reputation.
This great mass OF eXpectant policyholders must be
highly gratifed at the result Of last years labors, for al
rily on the wane throughout the civilized world, the New
York life prospered. 1t that year it issued 1924 policies,
insuring ST, 096, 173. Its net premium receipts were up
wards of a quarter OF a million more than in 1873, whilst
its death claims were upwards of 100000 less. Its cash
assets were upwards of two millions more than in 1878,
the surplus half more, and the Invisible surplus upwards
of $500, 900 more than ill 1878. The income from interest
alone was g, 1882, $50, or nearly half a million more than
the death claims. The better to show the hattering COM
parissn between the more prominent financial features
of the company in 1879 than in 1878 we make the follow
ing extracts from the statistics of these years;
In 1879. In 1878.
Net premium income. .....s zoos, O36.16 s 5,725, $50. rs
Assets. 3S,996,952.66 36,537 ,295.2 %
DiviSible surplus....""-. S,d2O,S1d28 PSI, d56- 90 4
Surplus over.............. 1,0oO,0OOOO 6,5OO,OOO.OO
Amount insured by new
policies la,O9S' i5SO0 1929 9s5!0O
This syllabus represents one of the adverse years in
life insurance experienced by the New York Life. The
last three years may be said to have been of this char
aeter; but in each of thosn years the New York Life, in
the one that preceded ii in about the same ratio as 1879
bears to 1873, an incideA. that proves that throughout
what We may term the panic in life insurance public
confidence never slumbered IN regard TO tins great COM
pany. We can only add that, directed by able and saga
cious managers, who have been the parents of its great
ness, and with a spotless reputation, the New York Life
is likely to participate largely in that increase which it
is believed national prosperity will confer upon life in
surance. Zap 1o1m) c. o. BERGER, Special Agent.
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.n1strators' Notice to Creditors.

Administrators Notice to Creditors.
BEEN APPOINTED BIZ THE
III Supreme Court Administrator of the Estate of Ii. N.
Ager. late of Wailuku Of the Island of Maui, deceased, ] here
BY notify all persons having claims against. the said estate TO
present the same duly authenticated to me within six months
from this date, at my office in Honolulu. S B. DOLE,
Administrator Estate Of II. n. Ager, deceased.
Honolulu. 10Th April, 1850. apl0 At