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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-07-27

Mortgage Foreclosure Sale

IN ACCORDANCE WITH A pow
u Of sale cimtaned in certain mortgage given by
kAAIMAKAuAfi1 and HULIPEE TO GEORGE +.
WILLIAMS dated 9Th July 1877 recorded Liber 81 page
g. the undersigned gives notice that he intends 10 fore
close said mortgage for condition broken and will se
at public auction the premises a portion thereof
described In said mortgage at public auction In Homo
lulu, on THURSDAY, the 18Th DAY OF AUGUST. 1881.
AZ 70 NJ, OF said day, at the auction room of T. r.
Adams. The premises 70 be sold consist Of certain
tracts Of land In WaiahOe and Waikane, Oahu vain
able for Rice, KalO, &C. and containing over three
5S4i and 1856.
Further particulars can be had At the oes Of Castle
4 Hatch.
Dated. Honolulu the i9th day Of July 1881.
8f2 A. GEORGE @ WILLIAMS
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NoTES.

CoRREsPoSDENT from Maui writes 81 perfectly
agree with the sentiments expressed lately in your
paper-that written examinations are the true test
of scholarship" Our readers will that written
examinations have been used at Lahainaluna be-
spector Baldwin, will have looked up the matter and
will be prepared to adapt it to all the Honolulu
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HonoluIu District, School Notice.

The summer vacation OF all Government Schools in
the district OF Honolulu win extend this year. from
Friday the 18th Of August prox TO Monday, the 2ih OF
September. AZ which date term will begin. And
owing 10 The late protracted suspension OF the schools
o. this district account Of the prevalence Of small
po1 diminishing the regular attendance, and inter
rupiinc the usual class routine; the regular annual
public examinations viii be this year dispensed with.
Education once, W. JAS. SMITH, Sec'y.
June s8rd. 1881. 90 81
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MORTGAGEE SALE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
y that; under ne provision q certain moTtElgs
made BY kALAU0MANO (W) 70 u. MclNzRNY dated
the 3th day Of Nay. f87s recorded Mbar s. page ll1
and BY him assigned 70 Francis NJ Hatch. the said
assignee intends 70 ioreclose said mortgage for eond
public acuti0n In Honolulu. on SATURDAY, the 1Dth.
DAY Of AUGUST 1881 a. y O'Clock, n. Of said day.
az the Auction Room Of =. p. Adams.
The premises % Be sold conslst Of several Taiunbe
kao patches in Paams, adjoining the mau<a portion
Of the rice plantation, well Eatercd, and containing
over one acre. fuliy described In Royal Patent scs8
For further particulars apply 10 Castle 4 Hatch,
Dated, Honoluiu. July isth. issf. ~ A
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MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE sALH.

MURIuAHL EUhEILUoUhE oAI1.
I'm ACCORDANCE WITH a POWER or
sale contained IN certain NOR gage give1 b. Lima
kane To Capt James Makee, dated July 8 1873 recorded
Liber 70 page o. the undersigned gives notice tbat be
intends forccosc said mortgar for condition hrcken
and will sell public auction the premises. por-
toh thereof described Ia said mortgage a. public auc-
tior in Honolulu on
Saturday, the 9th day Of August. 1881.
NJ f2 O'Clock NJ Of said day. AZ the auction rooms % E.
p Adams The premises 70 be sold consist o two acres
OF land in Pohskunu Waiehu, Mani. granted 70 ke<ai
BY Royal Patent 5ia9 said premises suitable FOE
Kalo or Cane land. and well situated.
Further particulars be bad AZ the ofee OF Castle
Hatch.
Dated Honolulu. The a6th day Of July, 1851.
PARKER MAKEE, FOR the Heirs OF Jas. Makee.
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Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

NOTICE is HE REBY, GIVEN
~ that under the conditions OF a certain mortesea
made by T. PUuOHAu 20 F. n. Hatch. dated the Sth
day Of May 1917 the Mortgages intends to forccosc the
said mortgage FOR condition broken, and 70 sell iho
premises therein described n Public Auction u No
nolulu on SATURDAY, the 10Th day Of AUGUST. 1881.
al ~ NJ. Of said day u Auction Room Of Z. p Adams
The premises 70 be sold. consist Of Al Of
fully described in Royal Patent 20G 70 Huaka. FOr
further particulars. enquire Of Castle 4 Hatch
A. n n H
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The regular summer vacation Of all Governmen
Schools throughout the Kingdom. EXCEPTING
THOSE IN THE DISTRICT OF HONOLULU, vii
extend from Friday the end Of July proz. to Mondal
the la,h Of september and that date, Sept 18th
new will begin.
W. JAS. SMITH, secy.
Education Office. June 2srd. 1881. z3 Al
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Dated HOnoIulu, h l. JuI 20; q. p ~
A'''''' a Deputy Clerk. s62 s.

CUPRENTE COURT OF THE HA-
- wafian Islands In PROBATE. In the Estate or
NJ B. BECKWIrH. Of Makawao, Maui, deceased IN
testate Before Mr.. Justic McCully.
on reading aud ding the petition " Ms = =
Beckwfth the widow Of NJ B. Beckwith. alleging that
said y B. Beclxwth Of Makawao, Maui died intestaie
an HonoIulu Oahu on the fifth day OF July, A. ID. ISL
and prayiug that letters OF administration Issue 20 his
brother George g. Beckwth and for temporary adnia
isratou TO him m the day of the dnai hearing hercon
II Is ordered that WEDNESDAY, the 27ih DAY Or
JULY A. d. 1851. be and u hereby appointed ior
hearing said petition before The said Justice. ~ the
Cont room Of this Court Honolulu. az which tima
and place all persons concerned may appear and she
cause If any they have, why said petition shoud not oe
Granted and that his order be published IN the Enrish
language for three successive weeks In the Hawaii an
Gazette newspaper in Honolulu, and u Is further
hereby ordered that the said George T. Bcckuith. b
appointed temporary administrator As prayed for.
Dated Honcluu July 9Th 1881.
Castle & Hatch, LAWRENCE McCJLL1,
Atty's for Petr Z Justice Of the SUPREME Ccurt.
A'''''' a. ADs1 Dsputy Clerk. Ma
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WE notice with regret that Mr.. Gibson has
suffered severe family affliction in the loss of
his only brother, William Howard Gibson Esq. of
New Jersey. From the obituary notice in the Id
peytise,- we see that the deceased gentleman was
wel-known citizen of New York, was Mason of
high standing, and was one of the retired veterans
of the New York Seventh of which regiment he
was for many years the standard bearer. MIR. W.
II. Gibson acted as drill master at the commence
ment of the Civil War; and later took an active
part in the campaign; he fought in the battle of
Gettysburg under General Siekels. The deceased
gentleman is spoken of an affectionate son,
brother and husband; most worthy and faith
full man and true citizen" Mr.. Gibson has our
sincere and entire sympathy for the sad loss which
he has sustained.
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HERE is a good hint for housewives which we
picked up from Chambers Journal the other day.
Furniture will get old and shabby, polish and
clean as you may: when it is thoroughly past re-
demptioT. buy . pot of Japan black and bottle of
JL,i.on S Gold Ink and paint brush"-cover the
furniture with the Japan, it will dry in twenty
hours, and the old and cracked looking furniture
will appear fresh and new. The gold ink is used
for decorative purposes all kinds of pretty designs
can be skeched on the black and then filled in with
the gold; flowers ferns birds, in fact anything can
be copied and the more careful and artistic the de-
sign the greater the success. Among our ladies
here we have much artistic talent and recon-
mend them to try their skill they are sure TO sue
ceed.
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ApMTNIsTRATORls NOTICE.

" u IA v IN ~
il been appointed. By the Supreme Court. Trustee
and administrator Of the estate Of the late THOMAS
MEEK, Honolulu, hereby notifies all parties indeht
ed 10 said make Immediate tha
undersigned all parties having property In their charge
belonging 10 said estate are requested % nulfy The
administrator OF the same without delay. All parties
having claims against said estate requested 70
present the same duly authentcated. 70 the under.
signed within six months orthey will be forever barred
IL. O.. CRABBE,
Trustee and Administratsr
Estate OF Thomas Meek deceased.
Honolulu, July 18th, ISL s62 6m
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Whereas, it has pleased Almighty God to remove
from this life Honorable HENRY A. KAHANU on the
9th of May, 1881. Noble of the Kingdom and
member of his Majestys Priyy Council of State.
1t is therefore
Resolred, that this Council does hereby express
its deep regret for the loss of a member, who was
esteemed faithful Councillor of His Majesty,
loyal subject and worthy fellow citizen also
Resolred, that this Council does hereby tender
cilor and also
Rssolred, that these resolutions be inscribed on
the records of the COnncil.
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MORENO HoKA, the words of the telegram which
was received the other day from Rome, were GER
tainly satisfactory and eminenty to the point
We have expected some such news, but we did not
expect it to come SO quickly nor to be expressed
SO briefly. We have known for sometime now that
Moreno's chances were pretty well gone. as far as
any schemes in Hawaii were concerned, but that
word "Hoka," does convey such great deal, i'm
plies such complete and utter failure when be
thought success assured at least that is the inter
probation we would put upon it, after hearing it used
SO much by the boys at their games with them GER
tainly it means fooled" thoroughly and fairly led
cape in an instant. The telegram will certainly
become historical.
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AsSIGNEES NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY
Il give notice that Mr.. WILLIAM DART " Homo
kaa Island Of Hawaii Hawaiian Islands has this dar
made assignment Of all his goods chaft!es wares
AID merchandise and all property Of every name and
nature 70 for the bene1t of his Creditors And an
persons having property 0f any kind or description BE-
longing 70 the said Dart In their possession ass reqncs
ea 70 report me sane 70 me, and All parties indebted
70 the said Dart requested 70 settle the sane and
any parties having claims against said estate must
present the duly authenticated on Or before ths
first day of Oct, 1851. B ~ BOrLE3
June 18th, 1881. j n MINIS
$50 3d ae~i-~rea
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Her ROYAL Highness the Princess Regent will

Her Royal Highness the Princess Regent will
make a tour of the Islands. 1t was the Princess
intention have made this tour early in the year,
but the breaking out of the smallpox and the
consequent quarantine regulations prevented the
plan being carried out, the Regent setting aside
her own wish to travel in order TO show an exam
pie of keeping the quarantine strictly. The
Regent and suite will leave on August 2nd, they
will visit the ava flow first and will then spend
fortnight OF so in the Kohala district about Au-
gust 18th the Regent will visit Kau. Tue
Princess Likelike will probably join her sister
in Kau. The other islands of the group will be
visitad in turn.
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NOTICE.

ALL PARTIES HAVING ANY
~ horses cattle belonging 20 the Estate o. he
against changing the same. or selling such horses
cattle, under penalty Of prosecution.
II. O. CRABBE.
Trustee and Administrator,
Estate OF Thomas Meek, deceased
Unuoulu Julv 18th 1881 A1 fm
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Temporary Administrator.

I II HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
Il been appointed Temporary Admfnfstrafor or thr
estate Of the late B. r. BOWMAN, of Wailnka
deceased. tBy the Hon A. Fouander. Circuit Judee,
2nd Jud District, II. l. hereby calls upon al peranrs
having claims against said estate whether serared 5
mortgage OF otherwise % present the sane vita ne
proper vouchers 70 me within six months from date of
tnis uotcs Or Be forever barred. and ai pfrsoas m
deDted % said estate requested 70 make ilrIefa
room Wailaku,
THOs. ". EVERETT.
wailuku June slth ISL - ~ Al
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ployers of young men, who state in plain
terms that the matter is really very dan
gerous. We cannot see why the authori-
ties do not take the matter up. If they
can spend sleepless nights over the Chinese
gambling hells being open, we cannot see
why they do not give thought to the
suppression of the pool-selling.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-07-27

The following telegram has been received at
Secretary of New South Wales 90 From the
Colonial Secretary, Sydney, to the Coloniol Secre-
tary, Hongkong.- Sydney, 18th June, leS1.-Small-
pox having been introduced here by Chinese
recently arrived, this Government has, by Procla-
nation notified that Hongkong and all the ports
of China will be treated as places from which all
vessels arriving in Sydney will be placed in quar-
antine.-Henry Parkes, Colonial Secretary"
A similar notification from Honolulu might be
attended with beneficial results.
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Licenses Expiring in July 1881
RETAIL OAHU.


Kong wo Chong & Co, Kaneohe, Koolaupoko,
fTw Eualnku Fish Market. Honolulu
! K McCandless. Fish Market,
Hyman Bros. Merchant St,
] tn Davies. Kaahumanu St,
2 Wong Man, Liliha St,
: Wing wo Tai a Co. Nunanu ST.,
? Man Chuck a Co, Nuuanu St,
Tong Hang NunHnn 81;
Manuel Corrcid, Hotel ST.,
s Kong Man Mo & Co, Nuuanu St,
i Hnri Bros, Nuuanu 81,
IS c. y Marks, Hotel St,
IS Along. Punch Bowl ST.,
1s John Chee Fo. Nuunnu St,
u AhunA, waialua.
l6 I q SrcsUvich. Queen St,
iC Nee Lee Berctania st.
is Panr hoy, Maunakea ST,
- Il Nav a Co. Fort 81
- Kun Wa kce, Boretania St,
II c AkAna, Nuuanu ST,
p Man On Chong, Aakea 81,
2 KUN Chun. cor. Maunakea & Hotel sts-, "
= chm VA 4 Co. Cor Maunakea & Hotel sts.,
81 J. C. Edwards, Eile house, Moanalua,
~ Coo kim. cor. Fort Hotel Sts-,
RETAIL-MAUL
iCH Dickey, HamakuapOko,
] $. p KAiehua, Waihee,
; Alo Lahana.
Aka kAluaaha. Molokai,
8 j.. ". kAnhnuwai. knupO.
u Cisus Sprekels. kahului
~ Lin Ron Kee, kipahulu,
RETAIE-HAwAII.
l Al Man Pueo. Hiio.
] In Wo. Knhaluu, n. hona,
6 AchRp {. An kan. Makapala N. kohala,
II " u Davis, kaiiua. n. konR-
- Chas. Nilliaras. kukuihaele, HamRkua,
Il . Hee1rd. onomca, Hilo,
4 Nav kiap, Nasiehu, Kan,
Il Il II. Rambling Hulei. kona.
Is 6. Akin. Apuakehso- n kohala,
u III n Greenveli. knlukAlu. \. kona,
- Ncuck Foo a Co. Kaiopihi n. kohala.
~ J. d. Mills. Hilo
= n anu. Hnmakua,
- Aknu. kohAnaikl. y hona,
e Ms Hac kela kukuihRele HRmakua,
n q y. Aiona- Punahoa, Hilo,
81 Quon Sing Lung Co, Pueo, Hilo,
VICTUALING.
A Herber4 Hawaiian Hotel,
An k.inr & Co Pneo, Hilo, Hawaii.
Z Winr Mo Tai & Co Nnuanu ST., Honolulu,
! anfiseny Barbery, Wailuku Maui.
II Nan Kcau. NAalehn. kan Hawaii
If f~ou n kohala. Hawaii.
"a I'm Kon Kco. Kipahulu & Hama, Maui.
II kmooss, UluPalakua, Maui
o. Nm, Ken Merchant St. Honolulu.
- lsur Chum, cor. Mnunakea Hotel Sts-' Honolulu
WHOLESALE.
-,--,.- Bros Merchant St. Houolulu.
n III Davies. kaahumanu St.. Honolulu
- \ Nav 20, Fort St. Honolulu.
RETAIL SPIRIT.
a He-bert. Hawaiian Hotel
WHOLESALE-SPIRTT.
,rH. Davies, KaAhumanu ST.. Honolulu.
AGENT.
,Ex \. Narks. Kingdom.
Auction.
,s s. Barlow Honolulu.
PEDDLING.
rpP 7. Thornton. Kingdom
CAKE PEDDLING.
q T,te Pin Hamakua. Hawaii,
Il Pat Foo Honolulu. Oahu,
Is Chouc san, Honolulu, oahu
= konE Chez. HOnoiulu, Oahu,
BILLIARD.
i Gore EsPindn- wSilGku'
A. Herbert Hawaiian Hotel,
II Hart Rros. NuuEnu St.
Is c Asine, Lahaina.
BUTCHER.
u S Kauwealoha n. Kohalh.
n Shipuan a EldArts, Hilo,
LAPAAU.
u Daniel Nspela, MolOkAi
FIRE ARMS.
II n Dorsstt, ksss- Oahu.
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Commissionerla sac of Raal Estata.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
ID sale by the Honorable. CHARLES C. HARRIS.
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court issued the 6h
day OF January, A. d. 1880 the undersigned viii sell SO
public auction.
on THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, A. 0. 1881, At u. n.
At the front door Of Aolanl Hale all the right tide
and inferst which the said CHARLES KANAfNA,
deceased had Of in to the foowiug parcels Of land
situated in Keeeipopo, M OF Punhale Kaiihi Oahu
and bounded as follows: hoomaka ma kr kihi Akaa
hele ana, Hem. sOa kO 2l0 kl. ka paienn pa o
Ohule maaila aku Hem. 90 I'll. OT2 kari ma kaha-
ka maaila aku Ak 50' H. ESQ H. ma kn palena Loko
Ananoho, malaila. aku Ak. f5S Ko or kaui. ma "A
paena kuIa hiki ka hoomaka Maok0 keia
Apana ~ 100 kaulahao huinaha o iki 1ku. q mi id
mai paha.
TERMs.-cash and deed At expense Of purchaser
Any person desiring information IN regard 10 the
above described premises. have the same by
calling at the Marshal's Ofice.
w. c. PARKE, Commissioner.
Honolulu, July IS 1881 aaN
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GTPnFmE COURT Oe TIE HANAI1A1
~ Islands in Bankruptcy IN the matter 60 4. ,.
KERR, voluntary BlnSlapt- Notiee for ehoiee q
Assirneee. -. ....
Who have proved debts sgainst TIE said T. - aesr y
fhe amount of 500 or more VIII Be held at ne Ce-k9
once Of the Supreme Court In Honolun. on y @4s
DAY the srd day Of AUGUST next. at % clQc : = ~
for the purpose Of eeCng Assgnces Of said barkrupt
Hs'a'' PD's''''' ~ "'' a ROSA. Deputy CLERK
Houolulu. July 1s 1881. So 2
CUPREATE COURT OF THE HA-
y WAIIAN ISLANDS. In Probaie-In the Esl1ts
of W DART. % Honosaa, Hawaii, deceased iniesisie
Before Mr. Justice McCully.
ON reading and ding the petition Of .. ~ EoIcs cf
Hononu Island OF oahu, alleging tnas ne = creditor
of " Dart who died intestalt az said Houokaa On the
l5th aT OF July A. D. 1881 and praying hat letters of
ad7ninisfrafion issue to J. r. Mills. OF said Hcnoka1
II Il ordered that THURSDAY the Mn, gay of Ar
rst A. d. ISL be and hereby Il appointed or hearinE
said petition before the said Jusce IN the Court room
or this Court az Honoiulu at which tine ard place AZ
persons concerned may appear and show cause II any
fbev have WHY said petition shoud not Be ra1te aad
thaf this order be published Ia the English and haua-
iian languages successive weeks N tle IA
waiian Gazette and q" kuo<ca newspapers IN
Honolulu, -.
L. McCULLT.
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A LETTER has been received here from one of the
members of the Celebrated Mendelssohn Quintette
Club of Boston, The club has been playing with
great success in San Francisco and other parts of
California since April last, and is thinking of
going to Australia; it will probably leave the coast
on the Steamer of August 9th The members pro-
pose to give concert here either in the afternoon
or evening. We hope they may be able to find time
TO do so as they will certainly be able to give our
lovers of music thorough treat. OF good string
instrumental music we have had no expounders in
Honolulu during the past ten or twelve years. with
the exception of an occasional violin soloist. The
gentlemen forming this quintette club all mast
ers of their instruments and have been playing to-
pether for years. The club was instituted thirty
one years ago but only one of the original members
remains Mr.. Thomas Ryan. The instruments are
LIST and I'd violin, viola and flute, viola and cario
nette, violincello. The club is also assisted by
Miss Maria Nellini, vocalist of great ability
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J. ". EuAKISI. has been appointed keeper Of tht
Pound for estrnrr waimeA, South Kohals, Hawaii,
KEKAULIKE,
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III. MAY & Co.
HAVE
NOW LANDING,
BARK KALE. FROM LONDON
-AND-
FOR SALE In QUANTITIES TO SUIT
Cases Patrss currants, in pound tins;
Cases Patras curranis, in Il pound tins;
Cs. MortOn's Pie Fruits,
. DOZEN EACH;
Cases Morton's Pickles, dozen each;
| Cases Oxford Sausages,
Cases Scotch Red Herrings, fe in each tin;
Cases Kippered HerriRgs, in small tins;
Cases Yarmouth Bioaters in small tins;
Cases FinnOn Haddoek in small tins
Cases Round Oatmeal, pound tins;
/ Cases Fine Oatmeal pound tins;
Cases Pearl Barley. pound tins;
Cases Neapoiitan Macearoni, 4 b. tins
Cases Neapotan vermicen, ID. tins;
Cases White Pearl Sage. and Is ID. tins;
| Cases TapiOca, 4 and Il ID. tins;
Cases Jamaica Ginger. ID. tins;
Cases Whole Cinnamon, ID. tins;
/ Cases Caraway Seeds. : ID. tins;
SEIDLTTz POWDERS, in tin boxes
Cases Cream Tartar, in pound tins:
Cases Cream Tartar, in pound jars;
Cases Split Peas, in pound tins;
Cases Morton's Jams in and pound tins;
Cases Chocolate De sante, in pound tins;
/ a ir,f 4
Cases wellington's Knife Polish in small tins;
Cases Leibig's Extract Meat, in small jars;
CASES TIPP0SAIB CURRIE POWDER,
IN GLASS;
Cases Bath Bricks 2 dozen In each case;
Gases Imperial Pums, in pound jars;
Cases Muscatel Raisins, in y boxes for The tables
Cases East India chutney Sauce, in quart bottles
Cases Castor OIL in \, =, and pints;
Cases Salad Oil. in pints and u pints;
Cases Picked White Onions. pints;
Cases Nutmegs, in pound tins;
Cases Citron. Lemon, and Orange Peel, in ID tins
Cases Ground Cloves, in glass;
! Cases Groand Cinnamon, in glass;
Cases Ground Ginger. in glass;
Cases Ground Spices, in glass;
Cases English Brawn, small jars;
Cases Malt Vinegar for table use;
Cases Raspberry Vinegar,
Cases Raspberry Syrup,
| Cases SOyers Relish,
Gases Black Currant Jelly, Found tins:
Cases Red Currant Jelly, apound tins;
Cases Raspberry Jam, pound tins;
Cases Strawberry Jam. pound tins;
| CASKS DAY & MARTINS BLACKING, in jars
FROM CR0SSE& BLACKWELL'S /:
Cases Pure Table Vinegar, quart bottles;
Cases Raspberry Vinegar pint bottles;
Gases Raspberry Syrup, pint bottles;
Cases Lemon Syrup pint bottles;
Gases Raspberry Jam, pound tins;
Cases Strawberry Jam, pound tins;
Cases Red Cunant Jelly. pound tins;
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Frss Associate Justice Supreme Court performing the
dufies of Chief Justice, during the vacancy Of that
-. x7q
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Or .znAa,1r.

Z has pleased Her Royal HFhness the Princess
Regent TO appoint Honorable J. N. KAFESA, Post
master Genefal vice A. p Brickwood Esquire resign
I'd
Iolaui Palace, July aOth, 1881. sss St