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, 1881-01-17

Special Dtsputeh tu TIE Chicago Tribune.
CIScIsNATl, t., Jan. 15.-Thu TttHta. Siur To-
thy hhs m interview with Klchurl Goodwin,
Mlias "Sprttg-lIecl Dtck," relative to his ilght
with Dick Hollywood. ilc aays he Will closo up
tho aRrcclacnt next week by sending IL forfeit 10
tho iilprtr oitlrc, flc snya, however, he cannot
yet ,uw!i to ii5 pounds tho feather. weight limit.
liut y lInl1yWnud will light W cutcl~wGlKhts Le
will be ready tu-,norr7,w.
, 1881-01-17

,natrra m,nl I r. ~ tat tallsi tho "Evnn1elIcn Ali.
~ H., narMs is.e, gsnWth Dr tho sprtln!, for ny
1ns. @ y tho!I .looirnca t',nfnre prnnt sunr,ia
wm,i , ~ H., ,Gis IN, v' sprk ~ ChratnnA thuy rt-
i,n rorr o9 % r!. per,ylir sf,1 fct TINT alt,'iu
ns m GIafs'ai. tIIo lNtcr period Is harnunzfIl9 Them
uf ~ s,% WIFI Gsf T. ene ~ =, to rIr ho taer
Mrmsny ai,as .y from tto heart: Ltcr times viii rx-
pnsu n tlG Term "nynnprIlcn!" unii Ghrlsttnis
~" ~ ~ VII m Ersate ls nrothrc: but.
trn,! 81 iil Tint tic srirt'iSi { coi',rs @ 1S not IL
ha i,npI syM9@ eoM!1tg t only II tho times f
ai,a onntona p!ety iian,c Forth In alIsoiuto
!s;r,'sl, lfss sun;,n n"rc hr"ven!y. tha', ito
n'no.inE. lfis Yushc,trn iis ehei, iiis
wIt.', ~ y, 1xi1 st11 nec,sa were az hidden
iew s doetr scw; IT, S cnra,ur ua IL" n MuTo
,: W%s1 III lis GrN LIZ prnprrty. ts thoughts
vlno tlullgaey. M.t st:rh firm nf Thought and
tnrn ~ wMs h it hgn tnr tG wtr G tiert,.
mnI ~ rs II. ill., = o Mstef t'EIm Isil
1sI hn,s. II: al ~ & cinns; anu netttres.
,,n,s s''Sss ssst au s". tms ana fns. nnt' r-
wri nnd Gn1sI IL .o M's 1r, ay - gs, y sYs of .ao
G's@ Issef fo4 ihe wS5 + ''sy HS VII
res woy Fl liz o Sxcr nIo " f ns st hS
VII hen Ic ltte los waaH mcSrcr th tsct The Lori
In tho n1w M9sks s 9
huvlnu lIvtl w,il !, linn, liza ,,innst I'll ~ %
ise;s1iaa rsGstaat t. f1.ts VT woro represented nt Tho
sl.rs 3 d. ses " prssof s1 ., ,9tT i,ir st " eminent
srho1s rts q ~ tnvEh were frasn owat, tose st
v 2sason no, II ~ sIS S e.s o. The asa a net
~ ;inpe inesri'y y tfs nesr, III tlt es;S aa oe. c,
~. S ,r IT. ~ { ~ 3 tGso inGrits % nlnne ont ccnnso
utSsrsa,a va .9 h ,,y nGe a, Sel ~ tho ,na not or
,s H%s!aI hsp;is!tS,y:, , az of ,sat sa!s Ghrs;
tha tty o r9siMa fa matcra a had oEpe.ana
earn To wo.s ot r Uhapl ~ wcro VS. Hnarie srIa3e
imvca III nyn nmM mlgh ana ts!ler lie
snj ali nitnr hG; hrn,,o!s nc M o1, Mhnt y unit
ios /" % ihs silsnse s6enIs.sy II his i"a 'fI III!
Ssg's hi ss wsfo mSs n.o ono @ faith Its unlvcrs
innI, dcsty f~r ,he n,,,ti,,y uy 1sS harE ,,1, eon
hne nta ~ srKuea INC ohsntlon of universal love
lin ali the % crecis t ae liz a "n m 3or . H et wlt u,
soe ono pont Or so'uo on pots Ie !eS s,,rlt hst tt "
SES% ;Ss'Sa ~; s;Ss;%'e v 4ssss
,y hSco!nS !,.,, wrror ' mn y chaen9e q eoiiat oil
hc yet rrsierre to nrn.!,,s sa IT,,
waet, VA. ncle,nE !, 70 alI reKas so,ls, bc toy il
MI I'D % aar, NJ u one 'oses he p, nS pnsed y s nXsso
nooK or ao a1l'lerinE "Dlsco,!rses on the
io rouK Wpsn !? f"inK in.Ks Me e
nn ,ica sasEGT!S n Cty Lire" nn1 sitni.
Tint tnoir ut,tnnr m!'er tvos WORKS ren.i'iM ~
s snGu,oxtasm,, ~, xs.,,t pat lofty worshper Of OMl
@ Iuun ~ liz aeia,ss ssoaI iIos re, e Tais 'st hive
tic frsu,pa' u, van}lt aaetfcnsss @ Witch drew
tSn%tb ,i,niIn, H. s nS aia sheir icira " hls
% dstaaod rho,s ka,i4 ,sys SinEtsd f, sprltt
SSmtnoi,o So Chn,sse, n,1d EnXo hl'n to ankin:
utv fesgiiiopoht ,xii II ro!ision ~ tho tcnrs 1l
viii nswer sw wi II, ssg M en M TIC TO fne chsr and
nnsHut ~ uue. 1nls Clergyman stood lis M
, 1881-01-17
pUpIT AND PRESS,

TNElN RELATIVE 1NsITIONH,
Tho NA.-ttcv. DlShop Failows, Of tho TO-
foE1ned Episcopal Church, preachet! scrmun
yesterday oyeu|u9 " st. pauls Church. cozues
, 1881-01-17

BUILDING 1aAEIs1IAL.
lNyANVED-l lAl u llAHN Dlllt'k Eult llItAlSEr.
Alact, delivered un t.. N. W. II. Il. ears- A4-
Lfsss, xtLu pr1ep. " u, TrlbiiHu uIllau. - -
, 1881-01-17

A nUPLEX bAtETf HOlI.EN tASStyr ES.
"a plods. gives laost ossa1, Tor bgas! ln0nsy, alA
viii aAt uiAof lhan any Lvalur 9tpr hulk. u cE,s
, 1881-01-17

Whom llfo Is drug. a,ltl YOU huyolost all hopo,
then tr44t IN Hop INIlclr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-12
9auaiiatl Q5azGttF.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER :, 1881.
Esr noprs Ix nEBvs.

A CHILL ran through this community at
the mere rumor Of possible danger to the
life or even to the health of Her Royal
Highness the Princess Regent 1t is pre-
cisely at such a time of apprehended
danger to the head of the State, that the
sober thought of the country IS turned to
the true significance and importance OF
the vel being Of the sovereign. In nc
words OF the sycophant, we but voice the
genuine loyalty Of this community, when
we say. tha. everyone in his own heart
thanked God that the report Of serious
injury to the Princess Regent was un-
founded Had any fatal injury happened
to the Regent, we should have been placed
IN a position. which as we are now situated,
the Constitution does not provide for.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-12

Rsrulntauns Of the Board Of Health con-
oerzizE Pr5vies. CesspOOls- Drains, Sc~ers-
Pozds- &c
Al pTvics cesspcois. dr1ns sewers. ponds or 9TH e
ruurs ouutAiuinr stzuEuf water Manure. or Other mat
~ fouud In sszfe pre5udicsi % the public health
wii ccans-d ts the Agents q the Board of Healte
a. The expense OF the persons owning them or any per
scr responsible fcr fr not cieNnsed within forty
sizht afcr the responsible person has
been notified ~ the Board iis agent pursuant to
seciicr %. Chapter s. OF the Penal Code II IN tht
uniot % he arent o. the BoE-d Of Health they eanno
be properly cleaned they Be n closed Or re
moved
Prom and Hfter this date al PRIV vaults and cess
oos but In the District OF Honolulu within the limits
huuudrd hy thr ~unuru stream on the north. School
The mzulA and victnria street on the south
and fhe city fr0uI Be bulk uHfeT tight and Al eT
stnr PRIV saults rrsspeol- within the said limits
nusl b. made Uzte- tight nPou notice OF The Board O.
Health o. it, arrnts-
Four months from this date all PRIV vuuiis Or cess
pouis Which are water tight, or which h1ve not
been rhurrurhiv cleaned within period of six months
shli be CLOSED and any person SeepinE such priv
crsspo7i oTen thereafter shall be Liable 20 pros
eclt1ur.
kur cor violating auv OF the above regulations, ),
llane T. be fined IN not ezceedinE one hundrce
dollrrr provided tn Section ~ Of ire Civil Cooc
hale q thr Regulations of the Board of Health HP
proved AuF. z0-h. is79 h hereby arnAlled
j. A. P. CARTER
B EzN President Board OF Health.
Honoluln. sept ord ISL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-12

The opening meeting of the International Medi-
cal Congress was held in London in August last,
and was attended by large number of distin-
euishei physicians from the United States, France,
Germany Italy, as well as the British Empire.
AMONGST other proceedings the principal members
Of the Congress attended garden party given by
the Ladies engaged in the practice and study of
medicine :" In the grounds of the London College
of Medicine for women
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-12
SATURDAY.. OCTOBER 18th.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTTCE

w HEREAS THE CNnEnN1GNBD HAS
w been appointed By the Hon L. Meculiy. Justice
OF the Supreme Court administrator Tor the E<;ate
Of KAI.A. tv.) and KALAIMA. x = Moioaa. Karal,
deceased guardian for the minor child Of ksaina
Notice Is hereby rveE that al persons indebted % said
estate. 90 pay the 10 the undersigned and all
persons having claims aganst said estate present
ihe with proper vouches within six months.
they will be forever barred. PpAA.
Aadministrator Of the estate Of kala. tw.l and
Kalana, deceased and guardian 70 he minor chlld
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-12

PEPER crosses Of various eolors have been found
in the streets Of Treves, bsarin the inscription
" Rise against the Jews, down with iSam.n From
the above which we clip from the Efoile Beige, il
appears that the anti-Semitic movement is slow
spreading to France: 1t is curious how ideas
spread like diseases from country 10 country.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-12

Deputy Sheriff Walsh deserves great credit for
his energy and discrimination His pluck saved
a serious riot in Nakawao the other day. and on
several previous occasions he has shown himself
admiralty fitted for his office. We hope be viii
long continue Ill his post and serve the country
il Is such men as be who are Invaluable in keep
ING the good order of a country.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-12

Notice is hereby given that the Regulations Of Jul
-th. ISL. requiring that vessel sailing from the Is
lauE oahu Coz othe- Island Porte. shall iAke an
pEs-eurc- urraEe board without permit ffi'1
thr President ~ the Board OF Health OF an Agent Q
SAID Roard-vi cease 20 have efecI on and after n
frsf day % October prnx-
III AZ p CARTER
President Board oi Health.
Honolulu. sept ss-d. ISL. Is s7s >,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-12

A friend tells ns that the e0ats are becoming
great nsisznce on Punchbowl-thsy are nibbiine
the young trses as fast as they appear. Inasmuch
as il is tangible Advantage to have trees on the
Edes Of the old hill, and as the goats are but a
doubtful good, the animals had better be tabooed
the land We bslisFe the goats did fan under tlae
dispieas1re Of cue of ON ocials and we're ordered
tc be shut up 4 50 the crdsr Is no lonesr obeysd.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-12
HAWAII.
JoHN 5 wALKER, Minister Of

JUN :. WALkkk Minister OF FINANCE.
Eu7olulu. sept is-h ISL
The rate Of Commissions 10 be paid Tax Assessors
auu Tax Collectors for year 1881. viii De paid
20 lous. for Hcuolnln. LahainA. Waikiki. MakAWan.
Hilo ane Norlh kohAlA three per al other Dis
tricis fuur per cent.
JOHN $ WALKER. Minister Of Finance.
Hopouiu sent 1s;n 1851 s5i
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-12

b Command Of Il r II. Princes Regent
The Court win so into Mourning Tor one ~>s< IN
memory uf the late Amcnied President Of the Uniieo
St1ies.
chanh.rlain,s oaes. oct sth. 1881. SO
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-12
APRoPos of our coming elections we give an ex

tract from the election speech of the very eminent
French patriot and historian II. Pierre Lanfrey ::
:. You have but one way preserve the State. aud
that is by showing yourselves worthy of II. Turn
from those seekers after popularity who over
whelm you with promises they will never be able
to keep and with adnla;ion that Is injurious by
its very excess. If you would know who deceiye
you. observe those who fatter you. Do not give
your votes to those suspicious aeitators who To-
ment social anlmosIty, because they live by il.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-12
Licenses Ezpiring IN October. 1881.
RrT.u-o.at

MI
Yoa Kee c., Nuu.nu st, Honolulu
SC ;. wo Chong. NuuGnu st,
A. " Rush Fort st,
Tong Hing Nuuanu Ct
Kwoar Lee Yong Co, MhEuakea st,
Brozlie. Spesr a Co Fort -
iau 80 cor Nsanskss & Beretknia tts,
Hen We. NnuanE 81
wilder Co, cur. Port Qneen sts,
70 Z Holman Merchant e.
Il & O. HaH 6 Sou, cor Fort & King sta
ID Hang LunE Kee a co. Hoiel st,
Is Hnrh Naekzy, Queen 81
Is A l. smith. Fost -.
Is Ysu Hee a Sue Hee. King e,
IS T. a 4. 6atsrhousc. Hing ST
Is Coo Noo 4 Co. cor. Nuusuu & King Ets,
2 Hop Jan Co. NUuanu a
q An Chow. Liliha 4.
2 Phillips & CO. kAAhumanu Ct,
. !. T. wEterhouse For -,
= Tong Kim. Nuuauu -.
= = T. & r. WEt-rhause. Queen st,
= Reter Fernandez. Hing 81, EHpSlHna,
8 Mp Sou. Sehooi 81
3 Prank AutoEe. NuuEnu ct
REFAIL-HAWAII.
Hitchcock 4 Co Papaiksu. Rilo,
J. Z. Mills, hcnekaa. namakuA,
L Turner, Waiehinu. kau-
r Rrorof Poboiki Puma
Mn Davis. WsimeA- : koaAiE,
= Chan boy. Eilo.
Is Wols ozi. EoHomEksu y. Kohals,
2 G W. Al WEh Co. Pahala. kAu.
= Mar Wo. kAp@su. y kohAlz.
% XII Chonp Sing. onomea Plantation. Hio,
RErAIL-MAGL
IS KIN Faa Chour Paia. RAm1kzzPoko
= Antons FefnEudez, NakAgso,
1s Gee Hop. kahuui.
8 Lgn Lang Kce- wsiiuku.
= Aiona- LEbsinA.
- Gee Lang. WGiSHFI-
RETAIL-EArAL
WHOLESABE
Belize 3 Co. Queen 81. Honolrlu,
Nfidcr 3 Co. cor. Fort and Queen sts. Honolulu.
y K-o Hal : son. Eort and hing Sc, H0noalu,
= {. AfolE. Nr1EuC - Horolulu.
RETAIL SPIRIT.
zs saa oldE. cor. Nuu4zu and Hsiel Sta.
IcBBING SPIRIT.
R-owr a CO. Merchant st
ATCTION.
sEw. Everett NAui.
81 =. Hare, hauf,
vIcrUALING-
Gin Pru. Kai5pshi y. KOhala- Hawaii
I Avirn. Pnhnus. kohAlG, Hawaii.
Mas 70. kApAs1, kohhia, Hawaii.
: LHnr Fst Wailakn. hsui.
. v. 4 Fre-oess, ysligy bone, Sssans at, oah1-
= Aho Ak.nz. EonokEA Hsmakua- Hawaii.
4 Lcr Hinr a @. HalaS'a. \. Kohais- Hawaii.
= Akin1- knneche- Oahu
: Ar Qaay. Eilo, Hawaii.
BAucEIER.
Chas xOsiry Hnmakua Hawaii
g l. 4sru a Co NAkApalA- n kohAlG- Hawaii.
1S Sas. W"oas- Kohsia, Hawaii
iS 1as. Woo5s. kohsia- Hawaii
= - - Gllel. Alr- nCLolUlu. O4rr-
- G. Waiic- cor Hstei & Cnian sts Houolulu oahu
PoEk BUTCHER
ChiaE Heer Pas Hotei st, Honoizlu oahr.
] FnrG Van. Hrtcl ST. Honoiulu- Oahu
! Tang Tart Yong. Fort ". Honolulu oahr
Su1r Fhn-t- Hotel - Honolulu. Oahr.
Al Low -NakEuan. Naul
fl-olr Fo1-r Va MAkauuo. Enui.
8 c 4 Licuc. Nlzieh1- kan. Hawaii
= Nag Iee kes Co. Hoie Il, Ho1olclz oahu
DRlG-
.. zsEa=az. Nerohans Ho1oiaiz. ouha
R1TGRN ETABLE
1aEsf Dcdd. For s. Honolulu. oahn
EKRE ARMS.
sEssEE E ElgA Ken. o.As
= q E1icrt,
~ A. II f07.
CAKE PEDBLIxe-
BsAT.
Ern EnEnh Ernoinlu.
E NnknrnAhf. Eiic.
IS EtrrtrrIHIi i1rurluir
n sass kurrr k1hi. Horolliz-
- f1r1rI It1rl1ir.
s. L11zIEa- anz1.zl1s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-12
Ro.-5 oF H,aItb Notice

Fe-sous desiring the services OF the odoress EzeHvh
Tor inpo-ied by the Board of Health. viii leave motto
In writing addressed 10 gohn a. Brown. agent uf tn
Boa-d % cash the Station House CT send thruugl
Post once.
Hunoluiu, Sept slrd, 1881. SC So St
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-12

wEEEEAs. II has been reported to this Department
fkai The foov ing Bonds OF tht Hawaiian Government
Wa
Z. Nos ss5 and sss for $500 each.
l. Nos 49, Is ISs iso IL f,r 500 each,
o, Noe - and IS FOR SlOu each.
Amounting The Of ssso, have been stolen, and
are supposed 70 have been destroyed.
NoE. therefore, public notice is hereby given that
unless The hulders o. the above Bends notify this De
psrimcus % The fact within thirty days from date
hereof Bonds viii Be issued in place Of the above
JN0. :. VA kER. Minister Finance.
Department OF Finance. oct. (. 1851. s5S
r A LrNAS. Esq. has this day been appointed Com
missioner o. Private Wave and WSier Privileges in
Hanakaua. Hawaii. vice T F. Mills
T. A p CARTER,
Minister OF the Interior.
Interior once. Oct S7d. 1881 SO
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-12

he deoense o., the late President OF the United
ssazes hEyinr been daily notified Her Royal Hghness
III Princess Regent all Ofhce-s OF the Government
are hereby directed 10 wear mourning for the o,
sauri-en days. SucA mourning 20 be band OF blAok
Grape -0ru on The left arm.
q A P. CARTER,
Minister OF Interior
n-rrrtn-rf OF Interss- Honnlnlu OF. & 1851. 50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-12

Jas. DUNN, MERCHANT. GLASGOW,
(HAWAIIAN CONSULJ
Undertakes the purchase aud shipment Of akinds Of
British and Continental goods and VIII beelad receive
Orders at either free board shipping port In
Europe delivered ship (but with duty FOR buyers
AecounD at Honolulu. Such Orders may be accom-
panied by emittanoes payable in London San Fran
CISCO or he wifl draw at days sight against confirmed
credits from Honolulu Bankers, otherwise, 10 suit
the convenience OF buyers
REFERENcEg
MEsSRs. wM. G. IRWIN 6 CO., Honolulu.
HON. W. L. GREEN. Honolulu
HON. J. s. WALKER. Honolulu.
THE AGRA BANK. (LiEited), London.
SIS iy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-12
SpfrisI ,ROffes.
To thepnblln


In eonSsQusnes Of the great misfortune that haa
lately befalie The United States Of America throeEh
the death Of her beSayed President
JazneAf a. Garfield,
the members OF Paeife Hos Co. No. l. Of Honolulu
have postponed their Grand Bali Snd ssppsr from the
fA 70 the 18th day Of OCTOBER out Il sympathy and
respect they feel toward the deceased fSident and
Americas great affiotien. Respectfully
SO MEMBERS OF PACIFIC HOSE co. NOT.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-12
OuR scientific fellow-citizens must remember

that to-day or tomorrow will be the time for see
ing the transit of Vulcan. We gave a resume of
Mr.. Goddard's letter upon the subject in one of
our former issues. One of oa= felloE-citizens has
prepared his telescope aud means business with
that planet be intends to catch him if he is to be
caught We hope ttas others may be inspired
with the spirit and that the display of energy
may be crowned with success. Observations such
as can be made here must necessarily be rough,
but they viii be interesting to the scientific world
Therefore, get out your telescopes, set your
watches carefully, this latter Is very important,
and do your best.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-12
NOTICE.

ALL PARTIES HAVING ANY
- horses cattle belonging 10 the Bsiate q ne
late THOMAS MEEK. with his brand. cauflcne1
against changing the same. selling such horses o.
cattle, under penalty OF persecution.
H. g. CkABBE.
Trustee and Adfniniairaicr.
Estate Of Thomas Meek deceased
Honolnn. InIr llIh. lssl .--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-12
FOR - q LII.
ONE KOA OFFICE DESK
II GOOD ORDER
sDfn LEVERS 4 COOKE.
NOTICE TO CRRDITORH.

HAVING BEEN NFED
II Administratof with the VIII annexed of the e.
tate Of Daniel Smith, late Of Hnnoin1u- deceased
hereby nOiiy 81 erffos Of the said present
their climr. dgiT verified, 70 D. b. Dole Esq of
Honolulu within slx months from date or they Will Be-
forever barred MARGARET Z. SNfTH
Honoiulu scpteubsr H. 1851 s76H
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-12

On Thursday last upon the meeting of the
Supreme Court Mr.. A. S. HartzeH moved The
adjournment Of the court to show respect to the
memory Of the late President of the United States
Mr. W. c. Jones in an eloquent speech seconded
the notion Mr.. Justice Judd then said
That the President Of the United States-a
country where there Is constitutional liberty. and
where wrongs can easily be redressed- -cnuId be
asssSsinsted. produced frst the feeling Of morti-
hcati0n that such crime was possible; but the
spectacle Of tine heroic endurance By President
Garfield Of his suferings during the long weeks
Of suspense, caused that feeling to give way to
one tender sympathy for him. which is world
wiale- The ministry of suffering-hoz eloouently
it speaks TO every human heart:
When death comes-it matters not in what
rank Of hfe-lt is Impressive; bat when the head
of nation Is taken while In The zenith Of his
power and strength, II is the voice of God to that
whole people
The last time we met on a similar occasion.
causes Us TO remember that the blow which
pTostrated the President was struck on the same
day On which the Chief Justice Of this Court was
taken from our midst"
We have no time for euiory On President
Garfeld- As an educated. Christi an statesmen he
has now high place IN the worlds history Per-
scnally- count It as my good fortune to have
once felt the pressure Of that strong hand and to
have heard the tones Of that manly VOICE
Ihe Court VII now adj djourn until to-norrov-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-12
II lis not only from Hawaii that the dissatisfied

laborer writes We see in Une Of ths numbers of
the San Francisco daily Post a letter purpOrting
to be written by laborer a line of railway, in
which be draws a moving picture of his wrongs
The account is very highly cOlored one stating
how he and his fellows were fed on extremely
meagre and bad rations, that some of their food
was absolutely rotten and that in consequence all
suffered from dyselliry. We do not give much
credsnce to the proiuction, and We hope the San
Francisco papers when they have investigated the
matter. will give Us credit down here. and that
they will discount the reports which have gone up
from Norwegians and others here, complaining of
their treatment or the plantations.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-12
ADMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
and administrator Of the estate % the late THOMAS
MEEK. OF Honolulu. hereby notifies al parties lndsbI
ed 10 said estate, TO make immediate payment 20 iAe
undersigned all parties having property In therchafea
belonging 10 said estate are requested 10 ngify tie
administrator Of the same without dray. All PARTIES
having claims against said estate are requested 10
present the came duly autht nficafed. 20 the rntsf-
signed within six months they VIII Be forever barrsd
IA. G. C3ABBE
Trustee and Administrnfor
Estate Of Thomas Meek, deceased.
Honolulu, July 18th. 1881. So 1m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-12
NOTICE.

UlHE FHDERsEGEs . HEBEBY GIVES
notice that be has resigned bis position A. mana
1atinu 70 take EJECT Immediately after receiving MS
discharre from the CorTt Executor, and from fat
1afc he alu have no connection ul1teFer With ne
bnsInegs uhftb win rest solely n t1e h1ld1 q lr1
5nnsJ- Rscd. esAl SAIL. = GAL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-10-12
NOTICE

All persons having claims against the Estate Of the
late L. W. HOpp. hereby notified to present the
same to the undersigned within six months from this
date the will be forever barred aud all persons
indebted the said estate are hereby reQuested 10
make immediate payment to me- JOHN HoPP.
No. 7s King street.
Honolulu, August I. 1881. s1
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Justice Of the supreme Cgfrt.
Attc.l. A. Ros.. Deputy Clsrk. 81 y

CsuPRgME CeuRr OF rfIE HAWAIIAN
~ fsiands In Probate. Order cf Notice % fclItlcn
fos Allowance % Accounts Discharge. and Fnai ei1-
In he matter q Tie Estate Of EDWARD KvERErr
iateof Honolulu. deceased
and aiinr the petition and accoars 1i Alexandgr }.
Cartwright Administraior. with the VII ANNEXED cf
the estate % Edward Everett lae 81 Hcnolala oaA
deceased. wherein he asks 20 Be allowed t--l11t And
Shares himself with e6z75 and Esks hat ne SANE
NAY be examined and approved. and that anai ofef
may b. made Of distribution % the property remaining
in his hahda the persons thereto entitled. and ds-
charging hihs aud his snrcties ffom All frthcr rescn
Ills ordered thai Tuesday The 18th day Of Noycecr
A. ID. fsi at 10 ocioeS 4 " before TIE sad dqaiiee
At Chambers, ln The ConSt House ai hononlp y and
the hereby is appciSted as the time 1nd place
Tor hearing said petition ans accounts, and hat AZ
persons interested may then ans there appear and
show cause n any they have. way tbs ahuud uo@
&c granted and may present cvldencc A. 70 wko are
entitled 20 the said property. And that tSts orcr IN
the Hawaiian and English languages. Be pustshed n
the Nupspd Engfod and HAWAuAN 0kEfrrrs gcE q
papers printed and Published In honosl, for ikseu
successive weeks previous 70 the time therein ~
pointed FOR said hearing.
Dated Houolun, II. l.. October lit1. a. D. ISL
A. FRANCIS JUDD. Justice Of Supreme Court
A Rosa. nrnufV Clerk Supreme Corrf. 11I -
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NIRCUIT COURT. THIRn JUDI

f NIHCUII NUUhEg IIIElH q y I7I-
~ cial District Hawaiian Isiands- IN Probate.
In the matter Of the Estate Of W. II. Reed, Of hiio
Hawaii. deceased.
The petition Of S. l. Coau Aduinistrator, under he
will OF the Estate Of the late W H. Need % HE
Hawaii deceased, having been llcd in ths Court, In
which he asks 20 have his dual accounts e1nuincd
and passed. that the property Of sad Estate Be passed
to the persons entitled thereto and that be Be dla
charged from further responsibility a. s1ch Admiuis-
traitor 10 s therefore ordered that saturday The ia
day OF November A. d. ta az 10 O'Clock A. n. a. the
Court House. In Ho, Hawaii Is the time and pIact eei
for the hearing Of said Petition. and any obccfiona
that may be offered Why said Pciilien shoad nCt ~
Hiio' Hawaii Oct. 5 issi. s5N
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ASSIGNEES SALE.

THE DERSIGNED ASSIGN
Il ces in BANKRUPTCY OF ". I DAVIS Of Nakawao.
Isisnd OF Maui win sell al public auction al Tie Sals
Rooms Of Z. P. Adams In Honolulu, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18th.
At 1s clock NJ an that tract cf land situated KaE
papa Hama Island Of Maui, containing an ARIA % 5
acres being the premises granted 70 " l. DAVIS.
Ly Royal Patent No. sss.
said premises are subject to . lease 70 A. Cnna,-
which vrl expire Oct. 18th iss Rent so per annuE-
n. f. BOLLBS.
J. BOARDNAN
so 4 Assgnees in Bankruptcy % ". l. Davis.
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NOTICE.

T HEREBY FORBID ALL PER-
\ SONS from trpsEpssung the lanfs. belonging 10
kooa Sugar Conp1nIs any person found trrss1asalnz
the akose land VIII Be- pEosecaled to the fall erent
o. the lay. A HANEBERG, Manager