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The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-07-20
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F-ia-v ne is-1 az Azesi rc- &C. MuueHy- iht fh e
s---r-hz- e. vhicA azse zcu s--z- VI, he-r- Au4
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r-stc sr1-irr---s VII - ikls yr.- sis7e-ssi Si.A
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OR THURSDAY. LUeUST RAO. IssL I1h
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale

IN ACCORDING WITH A POW
Il OF sale contained in certain Lnrtrare given
KAAIMAKAUAfIf and HULIPEE 20 GEORGE G.
WILLIAMS dated 9Th July $50 recorded liber SO page
81 the undersigned gives notice thar be ntens lore
close said mortgage for condition broken and VIII se1
al public auction the premises portion iheTe1f.
lulu. on THU HURSDAY. the 18th DAY % AUGUST. fSSf.
AZ Il NJ, OF said day, az the auction room % = p.
Adams. The premises be sold cuusis % certain
tracts OF land in Waiahoie aud Waika1e. Oahu val--
able for Rice, ka!o, sc. and containing over iafee
6,4t and 7656
Further particulars Be bad A. The ocs of Castle
4 Hatch
Dated, Honolulu the iah day Of July 1871.
So g GEORgr WrTITkNS
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sIosDAr. July 18th.


On the t-isl OF EdzaTd RhOdus, Mr.. B. a.
Austin, his COanssl, raade preliminary obiesiiSa
10 the jurisdiction Of the Court AID On that ques-
iio7 II Substance, sid.
Il szs CsHyf gIszzt- For the parposs Of this OBJ
isc.io-s shan assume II 70 be admitted that the
Chief J1stics Of the Cours died On the 2ll day Of
Julv and that although the authority 70 appoint
IN luUedtats s-ccess1r exists no Successor has
vet bs=a appointed and the Supreme Court, as noz
c1uszzt7ted consists Of but sO AssOczts Justices-
By Article - Of the Colstituti0n; . the Supreme
Co1rt shal consist Of Chief Justice, and not
Iess thza tE0 Assoeizte Jastiess-"
i think this cls1sz makes The fresenf o-zzuiz.-
ton Of the C0zrt inoonplete and that Il . a all
events, since that 10 cases n Bs1co can Be Costl-
tzti01sllg hard
b. ArtSsIs "A Of The Conssifution= Every mem
ber of society nzs right 70 De pr1.ec-ed m the
s1ioyus1f Of his life, Liberty and property acc0Td
Izc 10 lzz.7
B. 1rtiese g Of the Coasti.utioas q The deei
s511s Of t1e S1prrI1s Co1rt Ehen na.i1b b .
rziorisy Of ths 5us.ees thereof shall Be faal and
oo1cllziTs iip0n al psrtiss-
By Fzri0iIs S.zt1tes uhich are familiar 70 the
Go1rt, the right 20 aPFasl- % IKE oct ETl-s of
erTor- and 70 tzke ezeePti0ns % Be heard b the
Ia - ~ 80 He t-isd to-5aT IL which trial
fhe rsEzlt EzF inroise his Liberty fo- tn Eears,
cl1iu tLzt be VII zot have frIzi accoruing 10
Iz- z-der tie Constitution becacse be Elll not,
Il eo1Ei.ted- have the rizt Of ir--1ets resort %
tls C0r- Bzcco - rsTe-se ths cec-s,on 80 made,
bit III be o5liced 70 -sit 1n I1ce1ulte tllne and
rntI tLs cJ-rple.iou Of tire Co1rs, befors being
zhIs 70 do 81. AIrezdy. ! t1iak rzzsoraile tine
has elzpssd u which 70 zppoI1t another judge,
and think Il : E75e 70 sspsr1 tins -Elal and AL
trzis IN tnis C0zrt u1tl the S1prszns Corr1 shall
Be oouFsete-
d NJ think the Cszrt is dad think Il Is IL
eouplete 4s 70 All rastse- Of discretion H1d a. to
81 -r0csedfnes 1ot Involving tas riZzt 70 appais
thsnk ether Of the J1dges nay act-
Pei N ttfs czsz Is q reasonable tiIne, i would
=ss-1- hzs pzsssd 1ifho1f the filing Up Of the
Cor1 rzsv re not Iezzrlg sly that there Is danger
that tie r1t Of zrpeal II the czae E1ll be forever
Ic-- And II that so1ld b -, and the Tsrdics hers
stould Etzrd as TIE fazi decizirn, assert Eltd
c1rE5e1ce thai tte trizl and i1figrz11t rould not
be sceo-1ina 10 laE. and t1s1ef9Is uloss tle
Tozspcnere1t q tie trial rnil Lls Court shall be
r,1r1ulste
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SCHOOL NOTICE

- -vruH- Ez-zc- rara-iuz 80 al t2rvs-----t
Schrol= ak---rtr-- th- Kir=zcr. ENCET-1IN6
THOSE N TEE prSTElCT OF EoNOLCLT. VIII
r-t--s r-u- F-3sr sks s-E % gals r-cz- 80 No--Iy
sls - eg sr--uh--s zzG o= sAzs dass. ss7 --A- =
rsu tr-z ~ negz
x Jas SMITH. Secr
- o. IT, g---s ~ q a.
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TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, ETC.
Jas DUNN, MERoHANr. eLAseOw,

(HAwAIiAN coSsUL)
Undertakes the purchase and shipment Of ali kinds OF
British and Continental gocds and viii begad to receive
Orders at rates either free board al shipping port IN
Europe or delivered ship tbut vita dnty Tor buycrs
sccounu ai Honolulu. such Orders may be accom-
panied by rcRitrecs payable In Lopdca or san Fran
eisco OF he will draw at a. days sight against confirmed
the convenience Of buyers.
nzFSRENeSs;
MESSRs. wN. e. IRWIN & CO., Honolnlu.
HON. W. l. GREEN. Honolulu
HON. J. ;. WALKER, Honolulu.
THE AGRA BANK. (I.imited), London.
SS fv
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The Young Mems Christian Asscciatieu VIII hold us
regular Monthly Mcctine Al the tyceum on lhaFsoaS
evening Of this week. atm oeeck Besides the rese
lar busness there viii Be disenssou OF the ques''V.
,yhcne. ana uh,n was POLYNESIA populated TO BE-
ep,nci bv statement Of views thereon by Rev ; B.
Rlshcp. followed ~ other rrcikcrs Members 81 the
Assceisisa s .as psOl.c i snsAiy atc cordially N
-, 4, .,t,,s X. pEAPSIR. Secretary.
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MnTInE

ALL PARTIES HAVING ANY
n horses or cattle BELONGING 70 the Esfatc % ne
late THOMAS MEEK with his brand. arc esalionct
against changing the same. selling surh hur-et
cattle. under penalty of i.-usecuilun-
n. 4. CHABHE.
Trustce and Atministratc-,
Estate OF Thomas Meek deceased
Uonnlu1n Iufr l5th ISL So rn
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Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

I 7
er of sale contained IN certain murgarc rireu -
MEEMANO 20 GEORGE c. WILLIAMS dated ist u
NAY 1871 recorded In Liher % page 90 the uudersn-
ed gives notice that he intends forclo-e meet
gage for conditions broken and viii sell as puhIic
auction the premises portion thereof described en-
said mortgage. Al public auction il Honoiuiz. on
THU RSDA1 the 18th day % AUGUST 1881. az - ~ o.
said day, a. the auction room Of 2. p. Adams. Tie
premises % be sold consist % ~ ans
cane land suitable also Tor building sifc az Eancoh
in Puualuu, near the kaneahe charCh deserihed in
deed recorded In -Liber 95. page -.
Fsl-ther particulars be had the cce o. Castle
4 Hatch.
Dated Honolulu the 10Th dsv q july ISL
So GEORGE WILLIAMS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-07-20

Shon,in- done in San Francisco Zoe ladies snd
rrntiemen aud eommissicns of Eii kinds attended to
promptly and carefully Dry Goods, Fancy Goods and
Mast, especially. Address Miss 4. Il. Maynard care
Psciae Transfer Co, no sauer 81
IsxrKnExex-Nrs. II. ~ p Carter. Honolulu IS a
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- washias.on s. ~ ~ be- Chines.

Government Is about T. orssnire Marine Corps.
ar6 First Lieutenant d. Pratt Mannix. {. s,
Marine Co-ss, has been sranied permission %
enter the service os the Chinese Government.
which desired - have Sn officer for tins purpose.
Tie ChiResa Legations all over the world were
consulted. " Tie result was the selection II
ISeuteuSnt Mannix fer this important duty. His
selection IS \ cornpliment IL the United States "
When Coau,oiore Schufeldt made his tour
arcuai tie World Lieutenant MSnnix acted as his
Ssc7essry. and took charge Of the material gather
al foz tGs Consreciors's report be viii be pleas
antiy rrzleDherCd by many acQuaintsucgs in
Honolulu. He entered the Marine Corps from
Cincinnati. Ohio.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NHF UNDERSIGNED HAVING

Il been appointed by the Snprcme Coart rrlsise
aud administrator o. the estate % the late THOMAS
MEEk- % Hononiu. hereby notiaes ali parties ilett
undersigned; all parties having pfperiy u their charge
belonging q said estate requested % naiiiy ftt
admnis traitor OF the without delay All p1rtics
having claims against .aid estate rclaessra %
present the same duly authtntcafcd. % tie ludsr
n. q. CRARnE.
Trustee and Admlnistrafor
Hs5oiuIa. @ m iPI' ISiV 18Th MS ISL. Msa
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Temporary AdminiItrator.

beeu' sDpoluted Tezlporlry Afmiaissrstr- ~ a.
estate 81 ne lac 3. 2. b0THAN. - W.lIel1-
dcce1sed- fBy tie Hca. a forna1aer Clrerit -
<ld DAD District II - herc5y calls lru1 az raf.r
having cAinl1 .rlinlt aid estate Ehsfhrr 1eers "
lrirlFe cr 1facrwise % present thc a1ra Wa AZ
pi1p1r rclers g ne within sir uorl1g i1. tltl =
4it nptc4 q - Forever clrr-l. a1d "a rrE1rn1 ~
de1ted y sid estate rsen1alcl nats -
payaezt o. The aan1s NJ oana in shs FaIIea cr.rr
room Wailutu.
Tnos w. EvEzETT
Temp Ainin- Ell1ts b. n Eln.rrr
F.ilaka- Jzae 1lgl- ilsf r
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AssIGNEEs H0TIrF

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY
Il give uoiiee that NJ. WILLIAM DART sf Henr-
kaa Island % hawaii, Hawaiian Ts4nfa ~ 1f f4r
made a. ess riaenr ~ an hie gods chasilea uar1s
ana neirl-ieise and az properly q eserT u11e 4ai
persons having property q tuT kind or trscrcfc -
longing - tae z1td Dart. IN tler pessio1 rscrrr-
80
70 me .1l1 D1rf. are rcoue1re ge-re toe s1s "a
lny plrsiea 1erin2 any cilus Erl1st la cstafr art
pTtseut .ne daily arthe1rIcatef On ~ hsfrr1 ~
frEf dzyo o. Oct. ISL d b nDrrra
Jane f6ih. IecI. n rrTI-
50
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a CaRn.-The undersigned desires % express hef
sincere and heartfelt thanks to her symPsin,.'nH
friend. Who have IN this season q her deep awoen
rivrn expression thcirsympathy IN 40 rensroas ~.
,,r,.lv : rasnnsr MRS. GEORGE ANDREWS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-07-20

LIxl- sz.y ~ n
E-uz GAzr-Szus -As zEE'Ozz-=szsof 11-
-zz Ds-z-- So NJ J. GEz5zE. 6-Dzz
-r-z-sS. fu--s-sv S=-s 4 60 ~ z-s
a-s-uss- s-s- = b. zss hs-z- As Eu1 EETs - ny
----zrz.-x s-u- utns- r1--E q tie zs1Ez7 shz-k
wu- VI he IL maze rsa1v % c1E-rE--2E-R Is @
- kr--- csr--e L - Zc-z-s q 1z- c-sz-1t1-
ks
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NoTes.

A srrA~rn. secOna only 70 The srsss Easisrs.
hiss eyen recently launched at RSrrow. She Is for
the lnnaAn hnee and Is to be called the Cas- 4
ErEss. She heSan her career unfortunately; the
boiler of the donkey engine exploded and killed
men. uoundiuc ten others
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r p rIsHgR.

All these In want Of neat, clean and dcs,raev iar-
nishc rooms centrally located viii dc well to call Al
No 4 Garden Lane
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Tr . rrir..e les.sr a.. China N 90 " tha

Rr private letter from China We learn that
al throach he country the news is spsesdinc that
and they viii crowd in unless prevented" This
strengthens what we had ALREADY written for cur
editorial colnas. the tide ut Moncnlian ininiicra
tioa hss SET ssrcnNiy in our directiOn. The above
extract ccrscS frorn the letter Of man who thinks
and who IS well soQuainteSi with the matter. We
tsgSt 20 see vcoroas actiii taken hy our Cahinet.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-07-20

Advertising Arcrt n Merchant Exchange, San Fran
cisco Is aatkorsv TO receive advertisements for tAs
rspcr
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N Ez-Esl-E lzss e7@E z TIE -oo-s
C tkz LEh-z-v Az=oezzsioz rs b-sIEszus
succsss- bu-h zs EsErz tie zz51s--s zz5 c-a-scss-
0s ths szts1tzizzs1t u-zszzsed- Tae ms q TIE
Assoczzz5sz zsrs cr1zlz5 70 oEs-E1=zz-g z-d esck
z@as- Ct tns rruz-z=zs rs r-seted El-h
hszr-E z11 EslI-5zsz-Es5 s17izzse- Tas o7szf-z
rizos- F5zz1-fo-ts 5zsz rs rz-5z-sd by N zrE
Mrs- : z Euzz zzth Frsczs5uz s-5 tzzas- Nrz
Rv=1 zls0 zE thz -wzz5s-sr WIKI
~ zs4 E-ras-1 Ezz-EsE17 Ez1 SIX
21ss FlEE1us Lzce zEE rTics. bezzr
zED-T reoETsd bo-h oozz1zs z@
sEEihz-C t1s E=esrlsss ard EzzztlLi-y CT hsr
-u1-s 70 ErEz- stTz-l1Es- Tf-l--lzrlE u her rHz-
6aHr a EzEz's q 1faZzid- Ers S=-r--s
sz- a. II t-1- E1ts-- l. Tslztzs- z-l1 eve a.
F5z75 z51o = CE5 Fc-ks - H. zz-E zz-ls-so--s
We z-z I'D % Eslouz1s It's izEiT 10 las rece--Iv
cu--s zZ-E- Is -i-E TIE lz-zz-l1z Of zzkz-r tsz
-szc1--- e E-szc rrczess-cz- B1zE ks- sS--I--.
zz1 FlsT-E EzTz T-uoz & czrefcl ezl-z-E z7z
s-E-e eTl-E--lF tszze1 q TIE bes- -ozezs- Arss
Co. Ct san Erz-rzso5 cslizAted Ehe zzd5ezcs
zs-h hz- Fizzo rZzTzrr ard reczz-l-s- he Lz--s-
c1-zzz-a1 e q acz-s fr1-z Ec-zao z--5 J--5az ard
uuez cd Lite (5re-c1zz-- b1-h a zkse5l
-e-E gwen VIA q r1tEos ard a I--EzE1ty Of
1-zrz-zr e-rrEzErz EElrh lHtr r1-k-z % t-
5s-a1 II oez.srs oE -Es LEt-zrT Ass1czzriuz
z-E Grid % t1z-Es fu- T--Ii-z reel- -s-zhers
ard f-lzE-s IN Sd ezcEs-t Al e1zE--zir-ze--t-
-las t1e lzl5Es zzd EzE-lzZz1 E15 - k1l1IT
EzTs -Ez- aa-I5-zs 11F- r-1za1 Al sE7 =zrs pre-
80 Ez-E< Z cEE1 & E-z1-z1e-
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o. cnnternrararr seer.s % am ~ . eanai

orR contemporary seems 20 think thst = eandi-
date for theNaief IussiceShip penncd, or inspired
the article cpaa the Constitution which appeared
in oGr column last week. Far from any candi-
date having Written o. inspired the article. our
coutenporar- would have tornd II be had en-
quirei amon- the lawyers that il vSs very difcult
- ees any eI nioa all beyond tie bAldest Reneral
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OAHU

Tir s5-vs-r 7c->1rs havr he-z eazuissia7ee a.
Trz A.s--.-. f-- tax sazA-oz u.-is-s q. ss Elrs5a-
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= w Eu.KrSz. has hae- s7q1i-se5 ssspc- g sAe
Fc-rt s1- ezs-1ys q; WEizsL- S---h K-st1- EEuzil.
kEEAULfAE
(-cve-=esz . Esu4is-
HIS. E1,-ziL s-us -. ~. *
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WATERMELONSl

Mountain Sweet, Ice Cream, and Black
Spanish,
from seeds q the Besr Prodsets suppiied b. Narke.
Gzrienev u the N4=kets q Phllsdelphla and Mex
r. To Be- had at tie foiioElng piacess Neat Mar
ksis of g. Waller. Bsq- On ki1g ard hotel Streets
cs5ce5 etorz q J. D Rz3se Hotei Street Fralf and
fsroe Sore o. L o. 5rrs0Tcas aseu Sfrscts So III
cHAs- r. GULIcK.
E9H Pair View. Kona. Oahn.
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CUPREIE COURT OF TIE HA-
- vaiian fsiands In Probate; IN ne Aetalc cl
n n BFCkWITr. of Makawec. Maai, deceased m
te.tate Before Mr. Jastic McCuiiy.
On reading and dur the petition " Mfs. = >
rrt,ith nc widow of ~ q Bcckuith. alirziur ttat
-sid \. B Hcckwih nf Mskauao. Maui dicd intest1te
m Ucnoiulu Oahu 90 the fith day of iry. = d ieI
and nrsvinr that letters Of 1dirlslaCn ssSc lo ai4
hrntkcr Geor<e Is. Beckwifh and fcr tenrcrafy s4a-
;sr,ton to him m The ay % the duai hearing 1efcuu.
IN h ordered that WEDNESDAY. thc -ilh tay -
ft'IY a. d. ISL De and d hereby appointed ilr
hearing said petition before he said Justrr ~ tne
sui pisc aif prscns concerned msy arpear 1nd snsF
psc IN any they havo. why said petition shcoie ao1 -
rsnid ana that this user b. published In TIE kHl-a
lsnruac for three successive weeks IN ihc Hawaiian
Ga1etfe newspaper tn Honolusu. and u - tlftler
hrrcy oricrrtl said Ocofrc f. Erckuith. ce
spnointcd temporary adninistratlr a. PRAYED icr.
Dated Hen, luu juy nh, 1871.
Castle & Hatch. LAWRENCE NeCtLLl.
Attv's for Petr : Justice 0f the Suprcme Currt.
A''ss'' a Ni,sS DsSa,v Clerk. M@
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10 ~.

WHITH POssEssrON APRIL Ist THAT
w Tir7 1esfrl5le reIids1cs 10. ~ T1H1n1
Arenae. co1ss1l1z eigAf r0ozs. ktcen- pantry bsth
iHoz. servants r0ol- ecseh lclse, stable a1d fowl
'-i- . saif J.. T. wIsENAN. = aIsrchant 8.
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!. has pSssed out Of the initiatoTy stage,
ana IS sctually taking tangible shape.
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HOTICR.

1TR. II. r. MACFARLATE HAS
vi this day beea admitted . Parfner II oHr frrl-
Tie re CoFar1erEtiD detes f-Dr1 3niy lsf ISL All
ziroants q ne of O. " Nsrfzriane Co. PRIOR %
tiiis date viii be settle1 q e. lr. Zacfzrisue
Q. y. HACEARLAEE co
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RF- s7ahoHtr.


N~--Alo-A = - - - @-e--~--
Ncri-e kr-cls rtv-E tk1t ~ is-I - healse ezs
r-n1r r-e s--ty rreishss ths toc~i-r ruraiaiiczs
~ vrsscl ssrg f-rz Hry T-s @ tss islzrc g oahr
xh. cEfs tuz-l any r-sst-c- or lsr-a-r * zltcN
az rs--c- c- t--rzs- coztrE oa noa-1 s=cA ves<e
s-s any 7-s cf lzAz Do hs iaasc6 sry rc-s any
,lrni 90 tAe kirriau ciAc- sh1a o1hr viaAc-i rer
rrt f-u- shs Pressed 90 m Ra-l e. He1isA A.
49, 20 sAr sEtc E,cEri-
NJ rssss shan sasr On hos-i srT 7c-sur trc= at,
r--t os szr t-ltre vhc-y rry ca1izsicrs disease Z
k-zrr rzis- uszhozs q u-titsz pe-=ti f-c=a ~
F-isc-s e. ne Boa-s cs HcaliA O. a. sr-s q, szi.
F1z-E
Azy rcsn1 Vtciaf1rz E-y r' ies t'-scr, -cula a;io-
vir D. r-ozcrztss 30 tes sz- rzsrzt os tsr isur.
~ -rrulEaozs cr ~ Bos-s pzh,sacs PEI is,a. -
hr-cty 1-u4licE
"A r. CAETER
F--sisszs Ecs-s g Ess'tA-
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TRANSLATIONS.

TEANSLATIOES.
THE BUSINESS COMM NIFTY
4 and the public gsner-iy are informed that have
succeeded IN making ze1ents with COMPETENT lin
g1isls- and nov prepared 70 supply lHkNsLA-
InHs from OF 70 The English languae Of either q the
following lznEa--es-
Hawaiian, French, German. italian, Span
ish- Portuguese Chinese.
Orders attended to with DrodPtn-ss. Accuracy guar
lnteed Copying. EHr0rsing- and writing of sTsry de-
scripfi0u done sifh ueltne-s aEc dizpztcb-
CHAs- T. GuLICK.
80 : 10 / Ea1hur1ur 81. Eouofuir
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Commissioners Sale Of Real Estate.


DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
ID sale. BY the Honorable. CHARLES c. HARRIS.
Chief Justice Of The supreme Cuarf Issued the lh
day OF January. A. d. iSo0. the undersigned viii sell st
public auction.
on THURSDAY. AUGUST I8, 4 0. 1881, At z. =.
AT the front door Of Ahioani Hale 90 the right ite
and interst which the said CHARLES KANAINA.
deceased had Of ia or % the following parcels y and
situated IN keeieipopo. III % Puukalc. kahi, Oahu.
and bounded - follower huomaka ma ke Xiii Akal
e heie ana Hem. 90 Ko. 80 III. ma IA palcna % o
Ohule maiaila aku Hem. IS Hi. 0s2 kanl- ma kaha-
kai malaa aku Al 81 nj. 80 kl "A palena Loke
Ananohu. malaiia- aku Ak O. ko. OF. sanl "A
Apana sti0o kaalabao huiuaha ol III aku. nai al
mai paha.
TERHS.-Cash. and deed az expense % ptrchas-r
Any person desiring information in regard % fhe
above described premises, can have TIE sane b.
calling at the Marslll's OfiCc.
". c. PARKE. Coumissionsr.
Honolulu July Is 1881. s2a
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NOTICE

DURING NY ABSENCE FROM
II fhIs KINGDOM. ny s0n THOs- X LUCAS. VIII
have fui chdrxs d ny o1eues-- aud vii act Tor IN
al matters rsi.inz thereto, andcr gosere q attorney
Hosolaiu. Juiy s.h. 1871. s1'' l'eAI s3ln
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-07-20


lsTPnEmE c0URr %. rue mAwAfrtg
- r-tsnis IN bankruptcy. Tn tte NIAII1 t4 : q
SrRP. ! voluntary Bankrupt Noiic> ~ eaoiea at
Nstse I. hereby given hat msetlul q ~ ,i.s
-, ks,,. nreved debts agalnst tht said I. ~ Arrf
M rrnt of $40 more, VIII oe na1 at .a- .-t
9i.s ,f me ennfrnc Court in hcrolal. ~ y 30 81
NV ne gr sisv of AgGraT next st ID oflclk =. -.
- ~, rrrrose 81 scttr1 AesicNccs or said EtrAI-rt
Es'a'e pursuant 70 '''' a. ROSA, Dcpusx Clsrs.
Honolulu, yniy ie, ISL -----s = .
ITrppENF COURT OF THE HA-
- WAffkN ISLANDS. In Probate - nc hti1l1
Nv DART % noucNaa. hawaii. drectsst inieai1ir.
p.f,r. Nh Justice Nccnliy
~, ,.,ii,r ard fllur the pfilfun Of n = AoItl ef
rf,el, r4rf % tahu alleging that re u cre|Itcr
~ ~ nae ,rh, died intcefsit lt said HrurlN 90 -ls
ss.h .v III lulv A. d. tsol, and pray nf ttet elfs c4
.lriricfrsfifn Issue % u r. Wills ul taia y nnal1
il H. o,,isrrd that THURSDAY the lith, eaJ ~ tH-
-,.t A ID 1851 Be- and hcffy q sppeistrd ~ i.4r'nl
l ,efifi,r hclsrc the said Jastce in The tt soo-.
~ MS Court AZ Honolulu. a. which te aaN q,ee -
prreons concerned may appear soe thye ct.-, ~
bev have ,rhy said petition should 70, oe .1, . .ad
ihaf this orcr be published IN TIE kuEi1e -ll a-41'
ian iancuares i,r three successive werss 81 tee .
waiian Gazette and AaoAca neNeqapsl' -
"Iassid'ii ps,sd iiionolula. H. L July iith, a. p ti.
Justice of tac Saprr1e Ccrrt-
attcst. A Rosa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-07-20
NJ NOTICE..
SCHOOL or COOKERY RESTAURANT.

A4DAAkkA3 8AE+GELr
Between Merchant aa1 Qneen sfssets a1rol.fr
fF1ETE EELaEGEsfgHr o. This unrsr
alterations and adiiti1rs ttf1r coarlrla. I -
se,eu rp71ns- neriT flf1lstel. - ~ narI 10. M
ahoHsr @ld 80 modern Improvement
y E-Ao ceieltizis enpieyrd ln i1ia Hoasn. All
ne confenlenciel 81 3 firll Class Hotel
Meals st An HorErs ia the Htestnurnne.
bre11t1st % 2 p p Dizuer "a 90 q D. n. sanrer1
o. 2. 70 seAld 81 ~ per ulsG 3inrIa NsaIS - tnIs.
Bo4iz- 4nd lesidence s. ~ per aeff ~ AZ ~ -
The Best Cooking IN Honolulu. nsr Hoer.
Also. the <seatssi steralIir ID al ,t.a....ssss.
90 g 81 ALFRED Il H0FrrTfN r....
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-07-20
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The Portland daily press., 1881-08-18
Lawn Tennis.

contemporary Review.
Under any circumstances such game as
lawn tennis would not have failed to achieve
popularity and success; for, first of all, it is
played with ball and bat, and human ma
ture is so constituted that, given ball and bat
it can obtain from these constituent elements a
larger amount and greater diversity of pleas
ure than from any other combination. Then,
it is not so difficult but that every one can play
a little. 1t is not like cricket, where bad
playfS has but single chance, so to speak,
andSafter hours of weary fielding, is pretty
sure to be dismissed with the first ball to OBJ
scurity and humiliation. 1t is not like real
tennis, at which the beginner finds it altogeth-
or beyond his capacity to get within five feet of
the ball. Lawn Tennis cheats the "duffer"
with the fond illusions of hope
'Still it whispers promised pleasure,
And bids the lovely scenes at distance hail."
Until the very last stroke of the game has been
played, there remains the possibility-the hope
that past failures may be redeemed by sud-
den and continuous success. The "duffer''
aims at the ball, and strikes only the vacant
air; he puts the ball into the net; he sends il
out of court-anywhere except where it ought
to go-but there is no occasion for him to be
reduced to absolute despair. If he has missed
fifty chances fifty others equally good are still
awaiting him.
The Portland daily press., 1881-08-18
The, "Still Hunt in Politics.
How the Phrase Came to be Adopted by
Politicians.

From Canddating; or, Old Times In the Southwestl
The method Of private electioneering by 60
ing from house, to house, or attending such
gatherings unattended by an opponent, was
called electioneering on the still hunt In
pursuing the wild game of those regions two
methods were adopted. Sometimes the hun
ters went in large parties, with horses, hounds
and horns, and pursued and killed their game
by these public and noisy demonstrations. At
other times they went alone and quietly
through the fields and woods came upon their
game noiselessly, and killed it by stealth.
This latter method was called by the people
still hunt In like manner tho politicians
mad two methods of electoneerng, as already
described. The one was by public gatherings
and by public speeches. The other was by
these more quiet and private measures to
which they appropriated this old phrase from
the hunters vocabulary and called 'the still
hunt." remember on one occasion hearing
two candidates for the Office of sheriff address
crowd in one of the widest regions in the
Southwest, each in advocacy of his own claims.
One OF them was quite an effective and the
other very indifferent speaker. In CONVEX
sation with the former, at the conclusion of
the discussion, told him that, Judging from
the speeches, and the responses they received
from the crowd, L thought his chances must be
altogether the best for securing the election
"Ah, said he, "it won't do to Judge by the
speeches or to depend upon them to secure an
election. My opponent is the hardest sort of a
man to beat. He is powerful on the still hunt"