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The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-05

TEr grief which has been felt not only
bv his cos;ntrvrnen. but BY the whole eivli-I
i1s.i world at the desth q Garfield hiss noI
,,,r,,llei in history. To what shall we AZ
tribute tins wonderful unanimisy ot heart
ana brain alike. concerning the wholeI
transaction. beginning with the fatal shosl
ana passinS all through TO the end o1
those seventy -nine days Of heroic suieT1
irSf Undoubtedly other nations IN their
EXPRESSION OF sympathy have not been IN
mindful Of its political effect, we mean u.
th. vzv OF urumotinS International good
feeling. But the beauty Of the wnole
thing has been the germneneSS CT the
universal sympathy. Garfield was not
more Of a self made m2n than IaiieoLn'
indeed the latter was perhaps unique Ss .
Grand frontiersman, while GARFIELD had
received the training Of the schools. Inc
simplicity and purity Of hlS life, the
superb pluck which be showed through
Il so. 4 trait which no EngliShnan can
for a moment igro-e }, the devotion Of his
admirable wife. the courage with winch
ha had alwavs held his convictions, al.
these were factors III the general appre-
cistiOn Of General Garheld'S character
and IN the common grief at his death But
We place on still higher grounds the un-
ureceSented bond of feeling among the
nstious Of the earth. The blow at the
President of the United States was felt to
be blow st human freedom as It IS up
held by the Great Republic Of North
America. Well can England afford to
show as she does her detestation ut that
cowarJIly attempt, for American liberty L
the bright eonSummste flower OF Us
E,r,.-iish Germ
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-05

\ VIZ have read. Is all VIII read. the
Svarious letters Of eondolenee which hsve
sb.en sent to Mrs Garfield. and cut O
tthem al none strikes u 50 forcioly Is
sthat Of Queen Victoria, whom we are
sUroud to honor Ns q sovereign. and fSr
Ehi-her still. * 3 wurnan- There Is = note
iof true sympathy In her message; she
-sueaks a woman to woman II q manner
(Which goes 70 the hesrt Of every true t1i1r-
: What can be more feeling than the hreS;
Words eanzct exp-ess the deep sympathy
Efesl With VOC Nsy God s1ppors ard comfort yor
s. Ee alone cSn-
N They are the expression OF one who haS
$lived and suffered; for Queen though
= syictoria i. she hrs suffered. and her los
shss eaten more deeply into her life than Il
--yould have done into the hfe Of private
sperson- Those whO have great position
rTsrd great Advantages pay for It IN the
Moss Of a large part Of private affectlonS
rand private life. and Whist they have OF this
Srhsy cling to the more Th1sIt Is that Queen
'sY7ictoria could sppres55Se Mrs Garfield :
position. and could send over 70 her wOrus
,ssof such tender soLcltude-
y We erieve over the death Of the Pres
sdient. but we DO believe that even out Of
revil eometh good, and we are sure thAt
I rhis time Of trouble has drawn England
<sud the United States closer together thar
8 thsy ever have been before. The sorrov
4of the people Of Engl1nd hsS been trug
sand heartfelt. It has been genuine; we are
ttold tins BY men VINO have come from thai
4country within the last few days; there
-shas beer 60 sham about 1t; It has nOi
kbeen got mp among the newspapers II hls
Sbeeu 3 true. honest and heartfelt express
sion. Ard tins VIII show. II anything car
zshow. that petty sneers which have
sfrum time to tine been east by one country
So the other. penetrate only skin deep
sthat II time Of trouble comes along
ssuch feelings are az once diSsIpated, and
7the true-hearted good feeling comes to The
Ssurface. The whole civilized world has
Sziven It's sympathy, but we doubt whether
zauv has been more sincere OF has affected
sths heart Of the people Of the United
Estates more thoroughly than that Of Eng
-land znd Of England's Queen
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-05

y IL the -Aarsrtissr Is enterprising enough
sit can fnd out the hSt Of the property
sowrers Of the slunis Of Honolulu by ap-
5plvinS IN the proper quarters lhe hsi
Swill - q lengthy one From inquiries VT
znsde. we leSrned that the houses n tbs
district We Inspected were al built o.
snail kuleanas and were owned BY natives
ssN,1r duty was 70 point ont the eondlt1or
s.of this portion Of the city. Tins we h&yS
sr,e-forned. We leave to or contemporary
$rhe task Of sibbetins tie native lanctiorIiS
strd can imagine with Whist relish he WI
irut himself to the task
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-05

EN---& &C
r-rI-- ce.sooo's, 8zzias, sewers. ponds CT o',-
--se- rr.arz-e -11-ant as-- uasure- c- ether 7iai
~ r-uns - -lz-e --vzdzeiai - he Pzsie he--rh
- aecI-arscl D. ne sgs1ts n the Baa-s ot Healil
e. r1s -Erz-e rf -1z persons -nug then y aay PER
o.. r-pu-Ie lsr tlsH. r. aeg cl-ansed within forty
eirh- hcu-s asr ne lv1er responsible prsan aai
b-r- -easet NJ Ae Eca-d irs sgvHt pursuant q
S-rsu rs chap5s- 80 - tas Penal Code Il In tas
--fa cr he aeus 90 the Boa-i 1f ffsHrh rseE eazHo
BE- u-7r-T c--zz- tasy u-t BE- a. szer Chased CT -
-1rss
F-aa a-E an-- taIs lzle al privg rzzi-s and cess
-- l-- = ~ utst-ict -f E1uoll ithiu tes izlir
na1-Fes tr -1e Nzza1u s--eal cu zaE uortl- schcc
s-eef rn the mz1aa and victoria street. On i2e suuLa
a. -hs er F-irl r1-t 1s bg ua-ar t.re. l-g az eH
=. rrr ra1-rs ~ css-pcefs ulhu tl- ss1e li7I-ui
z1- 9 --aE- sa1sr El-1- l5on autce % - bcard o.
Era-1t i. l-Elrs-
F-1- unu-ls r-m rsis 5a,s ai Privy raslis or cess
-rc.- ulirl are urt u1l.f ti-lL. " Elicl have ~
Ben thlru1-l y cel1-s Fi1n gc-.-c ci y uiqn n.
s1l lr ca.-ad. AID 1rE rs--cr keeEl- slcn Frl'.
r.zt r- re-sPcli c1l llrsasr s1a BE- .i'ls - prs-
rll-rr
Ar --.- violating a1v 1f las 1,1ve reu lti1ns. &.
uar o. 1rnt .n . sum net szreutruE gne hundred
tr a-~ a. r-ar.ti >efEl1r - or re ltgil 1ntis
RE III erlH 1f -e Eulri rf hea-th, aP-
r--rel --r Etl. ts-g. n lerebv AIMS l.,i-
Z Al p CAErEE
81 EM P-s-iL-1t Beard " H-a--1-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-05

N-rre r l~-sa= -=ssd tl = rl- 11-l .
~ rss -eg1-.1y thar u1 vessel sailing from the I
t-nE q Onaz F-r 1lher tsisud Furts. shal Ike Al
-l--suz.- ls-u-e bead vtrs9at pe1--iiz trvi
az F--sfsut -f the B1a-- d H-a--h Or an agent /
safE E.a-a-rT cpase rl la-g eject cu and aitZr q
E-s- llr cf lcl-trr rrcL-
q Al = CAErEE
F-e-.icns Boa-i st Health
H-r,---. se-- gs-i 1871 s. 81 3
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-05

A FRrrSD who has recently visited hOhSla. speak:
Iof he sale Of firearms to Chinese as creating
snraat feeling Of ursasIuass there. In our law
abiding country there Is hardly need Of any mar
.urUvfdinc himself with deadly weapon Shina
.f,s who are obtaining revolvers at considerable
cost can not be doing simply for show; they an
too astute race and too fond of usakss dOiiaA L
Throw their money away. There must be son'
sobiect N their buying up these arms HE mattel
scsrtaiuIy merits being closely looked INTO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-05
NOTES.

Ak insect Of the Easstfs order Is attacking th'
,,sSar,rt trees IN FIJI aud is doing sreat damage
re insect strips TIE frurds and leaves them bare
the top shortly after dropS OF snd the tree I
rrinea. Boys are oblige6 to be employed 70 piol
- shass tSssts
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-05

Al ssrsous ha7iar claims against the Ksiate o ~
ate L ". HsgD. are hsEehJ Eotiesd Z prese-i y
ans 70 the 1a5erzfzzeS within tx n-oztEs ff1n ~
rse a. H. .lne ufIf te f1rrFsr barred 1sl Al I.1
1dshEzf u ne said es-1sc are herrbg re41ss-ei I
make L--ueailfe psgnent e ne 5g5a ls itoEf-
I'D. A.zs.s !. ri -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-05

Tgr recent elscFsozrs in San Francisco were
triurnph for the Republican party, oot thsy Ner
syen II,ore of triumph for the party Of order an
common sense. The men chosen are, party con
s;Sisrasious aside. aecepsible 10 all SandiosiSG u
ihas received a blow from which It Will prOh'll
rot recover Il is time that is should have II
,.,,r, t.s r.qf,s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-05

This IS What they say Of Us in Pennsyivanis
+ A Philadelphia paper asserts that Srcking PiSs
ana eoeoanuts are the fractional currency oi
Nin, KalskaaS's domains Imagine the coISssr'
-ss,s,n ~ ths foreigner who sings out GollGi
bal FOR nickel cigar ard : given hitter OF pegs
N exchange Pretty good
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-05

,cs : Se,snitsly postponed until the ar
ri;y,,l os His Majesty at the Islands, The
KINGS reesUtion IN the States VII 10
Sonst be eo-iisl. but OWING TO the recent
national bereavement II must nsessSsSAti y
he somewhat private. From al we eS'l
gather It appears % rs thas quantity q
valuable inforInstion has been oosSaneSt |,
and that the Kings tour round the wore a,
is likely 70 prove beneficial eoth 70 'hs
interests Of the natives and Of the Suga
planters. If such prove to be the esSe
the time has certainly been wei spent
We shall probably not hear froDa the party
as-ain before their SEr1ysL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-05

II TEz King reached New York Sept 23d
fFrum q telegram reoeIved- We leagu that
: he intended 70 20 Go Philadelphia On the
lsz5th- thence 70 Hampton YIrrInIz- where
Sac intends studying General Armstrong
Ilsystem Of educating the Indians to SIS
1itHnatlc CIVILIZED work he VII EeLt pro
s-ceed to Washington and expects to reach
1San Francesca about Oct 10Th 1t +
rI1mored that q man-of-Ear VII b put at
ssthe disposal Of the party but tieIr cTu
5flettsrs speak Of coming by the mail
s.stsaner- Al ara ANXIOUS to gsE home.
6 The Kings visit To Portugal was a very
lsatisfzctory one he TEs especially well
:77receIved- but the NAN point has been the
4amouut Of information obtained about the
PortEguese ImmlgrztIon- The King eI-
.prssss himself ss highly N favor Of the
imuIzrztio1 0f these people. Not only
.hsve We the field from which We are nov
/. firzwing. but the northern part Of Portu-
sgaI presents fresh field from which z
large number Of intelligent and healthy
fpeople can Be obtained Stn snOthe-
source i Italy. from tins country 8 limited
-.nUmber Of satisfactory immigrants could
De attracted His Majesty seems 70 fsvur
the European immigration rather thar
the AsIstEs- during his stay IN Lisbon.
his Majesty vas present AZ bull Ezht
which was got NJ for his entertzinnent-
{ Before leaving the King OF Portugal pre-
serted 20 or sovereign the Grand Crusz
3 Of the Order OF Villa FIcosa- From LIS
bon the party went to Madrid and thence
n to Paris President Grevy was still out Of
4 town and the h0rors Of the French eapi7
+ tai were done By the Minister Of ForeIgul
Afzirs- The hing paid flying Vizit q
Scotland, and while staying II Loado1'
was called On bT the Prince Of WaIes
Ihe Prince and the King seem 20 haTel
r1ntHzlly appreciated one another We
hear that the aprsiltnsnt az CHEF JUST
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-05

IooKrSe over oar 6les we see that number Q
rren attempted 70 desert frurn the detached squao
I,s Shilesit wss in sydney, the police seenrSG
rS and returned them On easrd the vessels oSsoF'
shs~ seile,l. Thsrs were IS other men still ol
shore. either hiding or in the hands OF erimp
e.lsr, a.. Silrasircn sailed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-05

|CtIRCUIT COURT EOUkIH 1Anl~
III clAl. Ciicalt nausllaR tp|ln4a q ftctaIe'
|I~i.ni of karal iIavailan fanth - in t.t Nt''ft
az F,tste ~ ii lElNNlCn aINtes, t.c u n1||n4.
ses.st crlsf appointing line fol lgunais g vii
and diIsetius ~ eiisaten p Se.ss 81 1,,, -
,ent al ilenfcA Siguaa, dercescl snU ~ e ll.a4rce
IN letters rcsiamcniay % W. q. IT. hetcri hatinz 81
aid PROBATE Court BY +. tindemsnn, eoe q ne eei
~ Z, I. ,.s s,s s.rd that TUESDAY ne fA dsy q
|esfoeef A. n 1881 a. 10 ociock, a ~ of aid taf a
\. ,,,ff loom of sald Coult az Lhlt iH ne lI.4rd
80 eisss for proving aid VIII aad hearing aid
Eenicaton when and where anl pciton interested m4r
hppsar and contest ne ,aid Ni and ne RfanuaE q
4, n tassSss s,sss ,hat notice hereof b sIsn -
ses, snd ', keokcs nrw1psrsrs pflntrf
M pobHshed In uonoiuiu
Ana "a ]. further elsslcd ms, stations "a ..a,e =
NJ ,s isiascf Ia the Hawaiian islands % apreaf aaa
oulesi the probate % said ii - thr uns efeAira
4 Dated, koica. A. l. sertenbes ta Isl .,,,..
mn circslt Jadss Feasi6 isdisisl c..ssaIt
'cUPRENIE COURT or THE HA-
~ waiian islands in Probate. IslAnd q Qzha. IL.
ssi,ss - s.,sssi o.rr srpolstis sis q,
Ssie ei win and diro1rinE rahiictioa Of nutiee %
document. pufportlns 20 b The lasi WIN aad Tss
Iancnt of Thomas lack. deceased, having on tn Nla
Icy si ,,,,, s5, ps,,ti f,r he Probate sh-rsof
and iog The ssuaucc p letters tssameoiAfY % cqpAa
Margaret Lack having been aled ey Scrhia AAfxaf,t
Hack. .... Il. -.
1 IL l. hereby ordered, taat WEDNESDAY, tee t'i1
as nf C,ctohcr a. H. i;rl az 10 oclcck A. ~. - sE
tiav al The Court Rcoui of tad Court a. Aoeni i.e
In liouolalu be- sud the eamc L. hereby appointed iAa
when and where any prrscu Interested nay sppeaf snl
concst the said VIII and the granting OF letters go
lamcntary.
Itis further ordcrcd that notice thereof be ztsa y
pnhlcatcn Tor three successive weeks IN ne Has a
Ian Gszrtic newspaper prlnied and Published -
Aud il Is further ordered that Citations ee .-ued 70
he sabscrhinr witnesses % said Wi and 10 the heirs
nf - icstaiol Ia the sandwich Islands % appear ~
Ithc tins appointed.
4 Dat-,f Yoroiulu n. l.. September cath 1881
fAWRENCG MCCILLY.
q Attests A. Rosa Justice of the supreme Ccert.
Deputy CLERK. 81 at
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-05

: TEEEE are slight indications Of election
4eeriuz moves N the ar; little traps 70,
scatch the UnwSry are being laid promises.
4are being suggested; tins party Is beng
s.ustted on the back: that scratched on the
head. by and by. IN few months, VIII
scome the greaslng of the paws Of the.
5political eat. and then VII come the elec-'
: stion. and We shall have our Legislature :
ethe Legislature Of 1882 This Assembly,
Els going 10 be one Of the most important,
sthst has ever come together III the Ha-.
s7zaiian Islands. Upon the proper hand
Sing Of questions that VII come before IT,
Evil depend very seriously, the future, the:
!, tbs nation; and though at all times It Is.
Sthe duty Of nation To choose good repre-
rseutatives. vet IL Is especially necessary to-
sbe careful upon the point now, when So
5uuch Is at stake. and Immlnentlv az stake. !
sWe want IN the next Legislature practical
Enen. usn. who can handle financial ques
stiOns undsrstandinCly: who VII not stand
I'm the House and talk the verlest balder
! sdash upon such matters; we want nenss
swh0 understand foreign policy: who are
sn0t led away by what this man or that
nan who l. supposed To know says: men.
: who VII give Themselves the pans 70 be-
scume acquainted with what our treaties.
! are. what are the oblig1tIons we have en-
tered into: then we want men who gres
sinterested IN the material prosperity Of the
-land. who thoroughly appreciate our agr4
acultural and labor needs. but Yet who ares
sn0t 50 entirely bound up IN the mere.
Z business Of acquiring wealth that theyi
would be wiling to let anything happen;
to the country rather than lose few doll
liars. The latter are men we do not want. And
finally. we need a spFinklIng Of men who
7have no business ties At alI- who VIII de-
zbate upon the measures to De passed from.
s 4 purely patriotic point Of view; who vii.
sbe swayed by no love Of gain whatsverl
FCould we get a House 80 established we
sshOuId do well And this we must aim at
4OTr voters must choose men who are
sIIiIkely to carry out good programme and
swho VII DO Ii feariessly. They must
gchoose uen who VII not be dUped by the
'sfruthy Cratury or the cheap elaptrap which
Bias 50 often been delivered IN 0ur House
sTha future OF the Hawaiian Islands prob
.sabIy VIII be IN the hands Of the voters st
sthe next election It s mznifestiy the
ssduty Of al those who attempt TO influences
Ether minds who are n any way leaders
ssof public opinion to point out the kind Of
Smen that are required and It Is the duty
zof the press To urge upon all citizens
ssnAtive and foreign TO prepare TO record
their vote. They must begin thinking
snOz what they wish 70 do. 1t L but q
Ppoor voter who only makes Up his Elind
isaboUt his candidatss Just before he goes
Ito the polls Let this be the EEtehEUrd-
ssthan- for 1852 Pure Administration prac-
sftical legislatious careful fostering Of the
.lrace: the rights Of both the native and the
-sswhIte man TO Be carefully Looked after;
I5n0 class legislation whether for kznaka
E1r sugar planter and to crown al Ha-
s7Fziizn Indspeudence,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-05

PvysrpES1 AErHuR was sworn into office IN New
sYork City before the Justices Of the supreme
s(s,r,-t Of the STATE of New York on the ruorning
ssfter President Garhelds death. The official olta
svns again administered IN Washington by the
5Nhief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of the United
sStates Il seems To be generally agreed that ms
snss,- President is entering upon his duties vith
,s lissrstilr. and IN Eay which IS likely
!. 10 secure for him unexpected support
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-05

TuE German papers have been payinS Is 8 very
ips cogaplimeat. by attributinS 10 US a royal Gu
ts,litnr We have no claim to such distinction.
P. c. 4 seems troubled about tins, and goss
"a ipto an ingenious speculation as 70 how such
Sslna-d could have rot about. The sxptArAiion Is
s. nlain 10 Us. but we think it needless to make
81. Ihe 2. t. As. theories are not qNits correct.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-05
S,,r-sr,a J1,,Iicial Court for the October ten

a THE Supreme Judicial Court for the UctoOer tern
eyEas opened last Monday, Mr.. Justice Judi pr
siding, the Court rsnarSed t1at the sorroStu ~,
suavs Of President Garfsld's death was in the
suinds of all. and that as soon as the otneial an
s-ouucemsnt was made the Court voyid adJOurT
sovsr for day in order to marx its profound sens
<of the soleninity OF tbs event. and 10 loin us e1
of Grief To the universal mourning. Sret
rsr1arls as the occasion suggested would Be made
when the order for the Adjournment should b
sEiven.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-05

The follozine extracts from the New Yorl
Pgsf show that the American Press are beglnlllns
so understand the Kings journey abroad oetrsi
zthau thev did Mr.. Armstrong has been inter
veved and be has evidently tried TO put the mattel
In better light.
: Mr. William " Armstrong, the AttOrnsy-Cien
ssraI Of King kAlakauA- gives hat contr'tolctlor
ITO the stories that she hing IS gong about II
swJrld to En5 4 market for the SandEich Islands
'sor thai he has arranged to sell them 70 ChIna
5Eudar the sanction OF . trauduleutly imported
SChiness vote. II appears that ne has no eonstItJ
5ri0ual authority to co anything OF the KIND, anc
zinsised anv pubIicist Will see when the thing !
sfairly pat before him that the Sandwich Island:
acUustituti0u EUuld be queer sort OF document Il
I'D really permitted sch transactions Mr. Arm
estrUng very Justly SAWS the King has no mJrs
7right 10 sell hi. kingdom than President GaEnslc
Ezould have to sell the United States IL va
Forubahlv owing to that blind popular prsJudlci
and susuisiOu which even the most innocent king
tieanros aIvuvs avoid that the design o. putt1ne
Ethe Sauiuich Islands on the market vas 1trr1llu
Stsd to KaIakaus- The fact really Is that fhe
Efug started out ol his travels for Just the sans
sireasOus that plain citizens generally do. his
reading and erperisnce had taught HIM that there
sEsrs other countries IN .hs world besides tn
lSandEich Islands and these he desired 70 see, &
entserTe the manners and Customs Of tnelr lnhabi
-tants. and probably also % study the cI1eTeni
luethods Of running The varoCs gUTernlnenEa
f.u1achiues bg which the d1uere1t eo1ntfles ;-t'
4made happy and prosperous Il aPpsars tha
s.uicrauts are wanted II the Islands but Eortu
eruese arE preferred TO Chinese According 70 Air
: Arusrron7 the King has had good time Gen
ser1lIy.7 the other kings making Il pieaAenl 10
5 HIM wherever he vent
8 Il auuears that the recent TurnOr Of design =
1 i0.,d the rightly kingdom Of HAWAII with cheaI
3 SChfnzmen Is officially denied II 5 announces
5that there are more Chinameu IN Hawaii thar
: ara wanted there Ehieh seems to Be trus Of nos
ss1uutriss- Incluiing China The H1ndOo lahoi1nl
55ciasses are pronounced inferior even 70 the I'm
sness. The people nn-Ing most favor N the ere
III Efnz Ealzks1s and his advisers seem to hsy'
ss5eeH the emigrztile class aIuOIlg the ForIuleie
t5Thev are described bF Mr. Armstrong Is Ini1us
srious healthy, and adapted Tor EorE u : t.oL-s-
esIinlats They are promised eight dollars
zingnfh with board and lodging, and ars requires
IT. hind themselves 10 tares OF hTe years sefFle'
i9n the suEsr planrarious-
i Il vii Be noticed from the above eIrTaets- t1e
zi-he Chinese are TIE nd rzg - tie u1il tn
\ szress with shat gss have alzzys advocated: "
zzFe too u1uE Csaarasu hers, ard their EEzseIlc'
,In this country i uot only an eEl here fl1i IA
IN evil fntizence zbrDld- HfEau Lei = not goil-
AZ be rsgenerzted By the Celestialss educate an
rr-raIu then ~ We nay.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-05
- Mortpnrr Report Of Is rsoath IS eminsntly

Ike Mortuary Report Of this u,51th Is eInlnsntiA
zSatisfactory as far as Numbers are concerned
HE death rate for the month Is especially small
: The old item Of unknown still holds its place
8 sNDre thar one-fourth Of the deaths this month
- mt douu under this head. We have spokeI
sarstin and again about this matter: IN a tovI
Swhere the Government support a physician It +
5siruply absurd that deaths should 80 constantly
scccur, whose cause Is Unknown we nave
sssIvzvs maintained and must continue to do sc
7;thst deaths under this head have Z suspicious
) appearance and ought to be enGuired lnto- IL
.sthe course Of time this matter vii receITe tas
intention It ought. We are ready TO Keep Il
sbsfore the pnblic until s0msthing IS done
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-05
ASSIGNEES SALE.
sATURDAY. OCTOBER 18th.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

iNUREREAa TmE UNDERalaNHD Has
w been appointed By the Hon. L. McCuliy. Justice
af the supreme Court, atuinlstraqr Tor me ttate
Nof KAI.l, tu.l and kALAlAA, a. y heioea hanli,
Notice hereby gvcs that ai pcrsous Indebted 90 said
s.tatc 20 pay the 10 the undcfsirned. and AZ
er.nna having claims against said estate o. present
the with prcrcr vouehcs within ~ ucntae, %
fthry will be forever barred. flAA-
Kaaina ~ deceased and guardian 70 ihe miner ehid
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-05

TEE pianoforts is an instrument which give'
h,sssurs to raany hOcAss, and as an Instrument L
ss really fairly satisfactory, but Il Aas Away
asbored under the disadvantage Of not beng eo.'
*, ~, srstsinsd sounds. this We understand has
M lsst been overeorns BY the Invention OF u
lGastaldoni Of Yincenza, Italy; the instrument WI
sustain notes as long as the violin. Lat. huoen
Isteiu and other musicians speak highly OF Il.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-05

TAKING over FIJI matters. we were surprised to
hear that the Colony is managed entirely without
military: small force OF eonstabullry : al tht'
81; sSrsI,iei rrNor 10 keep order. Considering II
haf a turbulent state the islands were oetOre TIE
sTS-itfsh Government took them IN hand, this :
e-eally wonderful. The French at Tahiti eonsid-
srs il So and sent the Hts-t'i over to enquire ms
stbs truth of the matter, and also TO examine tn
syysteri Of management
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-05

shs Members % Pari1e Hose CO. So- /. u fonolIll
hzse postponed their G-1zf Ban arf SzP7er from "a
50 - rhs ssth day q OCTOBER, on q s7apathI al
sspert they fse. tOzard Ehe dsrezsed Pre-ident an
Ians-fea-s .rssr aHieriaa Respectfully
"a MEMBERS or PACIFIC HOSE CO. 10 L
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-05
Eel ac51-- Cor tlc year tss
HAWAII



rh- -a-a 81 Crrl-l t-str1- IN ~ 7aE Tax Assessor
u-r rar I-rt.-s f-r tas year r.st via Be Paid
f- -rs- Pr Trr1Il. LHha-1a- Walluku- M1saFat
BIO and N1r-h s1tala, rlree per cent a. ctner ll
rric1s f-E- 1sr cert
goEN : WALEEE Minister % Fiaznes-
Ha1ll7l. sspc igrl. issl- 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-05
no Lie c!

THE PREMISES ON LILIITA ST
l. lately occupied by the Honolulu Match Factor!
l-Ossession given Immediately.
+. A SCHAkFEk.
- Il Afministrator E<tatc Chas. Long
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-05

~ Nse-1U11G q n ~ n 4 --A-ccas As~eS--
~ cu--t ~ - fu-l M5z-ui-E f1r ere week 4
-acT 81 he -ss lzz1eased Pre-isesi e ne Uzifr'
S=r-~
caaas,rai-s oars. oct ss- ~ -