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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-04-09

MIR. EDITOR With your kind permission and a small
space in YOUR journal, I wish to speak in reference to
some remarks made in last Saturdays Press, relative to
gambling, lotteries, racing, etc. 1t is well known that
in most countries, horse racing is much admired and
viewed by all classes. Lotteries in which churches,
libraries, and other charitable institutions are interested
are freely aIlowed-still under the head of chance.
Railing for a horse, watch, or anything. is gambling
according to narrow minded people a game of whist in
a private family for any small stakes is gambling; so says
y. w.
According to that all charitable entertainments would
have to stop grab-bags, post-ohices. drawings, etc,
because it is gambling.
If a man calls at a business house and asks, How
much will you charge for Z box of your ash?" He
answers, {" So much I say it is too much. Then why
does he cry out after he has not got his price, that the
fish is not good, and oughtnot to be allowed to be sold to
the public.
Give q bear all he requires and he will aot attack you,
but cross his path when angered. and he would annihi-
late you if he could.
My reasons for taking space in your journal are to state
that x. Y. 2. cannot hold out his argument. For instance :
I decided som months since to give a Grand Presentation
concert, and advertised the same, time and place for its
~fulfllment, but sickness compelled a postponement.
In conclusion, 1 will say briefly I intend giving a
Grand Concert, my charge is $500 a ticket, and the
profits from the sale of them l intend to give away 500
presents among the holders of same.
wish the L Y. L. store of Honolulu to become one of
the permanent institutions of this Kingdom. 1 and
others have a right to give full value for money and as
many presents as we wish, or, for instance, a business
man can import a camel or an elephant, and give a free
view to all buying in his store. Now, Y. Y. z. how is
that for high?
JOSEPH F. PICKERING.
Honolulu, April $, 1881. ap91t
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PoIua murder, any better than this sup
posed disorderly man-of-war? Then who
shall we say is responsible ? Shall we not
summon and arraign before the bar OF
public opinion and before the High Tri-
bunaI of Divine Justice the owners of the
Pahala Plantation, and the promoters OF
the social disorder, which existed there as
we'll as the poor ignorant demented
creature; a victim, as well as the one ne
slew, of such a pandemonium?
But these owners are respectable men.
They are among the highly esteemed OF
our good society. They are regular church
goers, and sabbath school teachers; and no
man thinks to gainsay the perfect pro-
priety of their lives. And can they De
accused of ~connivance at evil doing
Well. we must look to the facts. These
respectable men, who had accumulated
| some money, reasonably wished to make
more; and so they buy lands and machl-
merry, and collect together gangs OF men,
and they pay all just dues for labor, and
provide lodging and subsistence for their
laborers ; and they say that they have full
filled all their obligations to their fellow
beings, in their employ, and ifasked; where
are PoIua and the slain woman keolahou,
their former employees, they would reply +;
are we responsible for the fate of our sister,
and the conduct of our brother?
Yes. YOU are. Before God you are. Before
any reasonable, humane intelligence You
are. You who brought gangs of Ignorant
men together without any provision tor
family, or social order, with only a few
weak women to intensity vice, are answer
able for the disorder; that desecrates the
Lords day of rest with riot, that compels
an Overseer to " battle with licentlous
men to keep them away from peaceful
couples; and that finally M IN
murder and suicide"
And yet will you sit on your poor brothers
life, one of the victims of your vicious sys-
tenn of society, and contend forhis hanging ?
If it were possible for you to succeed, his
blood would cry unto a higher Court of JUS
tice against you and his suspended, dang
ling distorted image, should be a nightly
horror to murder sleep for you for evermore.
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Two HUNDRED and more men, and only
eight or ten women on the Pahala Planta-
ton, where Polua, the condemned woman
slayer was employed, and his woman was
one of the eight? Such is the testimony of
Mr.. Alfred Carter, the luna, or overseer of
the plantation at the time, given before the
Committee of the Privy Council. And
Mr.. Carter says furthermore
1.-The moral condition (f the plantation)
was very bad. Sunday was worse than any
other day, on account of drink and disorderly
conduct. He had quite a battle every night, to
keep the foreign laborers, of whom there were
about fifty, away from the quarters of the
Hawaiian couples"
Let us suppose that the captain of a man
of-war, with two hundred men on board,
should permit ten women in the mems
quarters, and that intoxicating drink
should be plentiful on the ship and easily
obtained by all hands, what would or
should be the consequences, if murder and
mutiny should take place on board? ?
Surely, a Court-Martial would order such
a captain to be strung up to the yardarm;
and not some ignorant passionate victim of
such a vicious and atrocious order of
things.
And was the social condition of the
Pahala Plantation, at the time of the
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COM


IT ~ 100
Stree the commencement Of the current quarter there
has been a little more stir in business. Transaction
had been kept down 20 the closest limits for 80 many
weeks that a r reaction was inevitable and although there
is no elasticity in the market there are evidences Of q
greater disposition on the part Of retailers tOmakspur
ehAses than has prevailed fOr some tune past
The arrivals Of produce from the outPorts have Deen
free. and the empty state Of our harbour IL mainly the
result Of the facility with which vessels laid on ior the
Coast have been filled up. A viii be seen by the
valuable Custom statistics which we publish below the
exports Of our staple products during last quarter exceed
ed those Of the same period in 1880 By larger figures II
the case q sugar the excess vas 10 less than p per cent
The erports fc- The pas; week are valued ct sI5S'eo5 -
eonpr4slnz the csrgoes OF the Compeer. EalakarA and
Hazard for ssr Frarcisco-
The imports ofthe week consists Of two csrgoes oi the
Edward Mag. from Boston. and the Ella from san Iran
cisco. The Boston ship brings a Few lines which are
very welcome IN this market
The following are the receipts Of sugar By our pTlnei-
pal firms since 1stiustaut. r. Hackfeld 4 Co, 600 pigs
& Brewer L Co. 4C2 pkgs, " G Irwin & Co. 600 pkgs'
Castle 4 Cooke, 265O pkg. 7 II Davies @z' pigs
Afong. 300 pkg. G " Macfarlane & Go. 1000 pkgs- In
addition TO these 100 pkss have come % hand for other
consignees.
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ALONG TIE WHARVES.

The bktne Ella Is AZ Brewers wharf loading with dis
patch for san Francisco Capt Turner Will endeayor e
get away for the Coast to-day II possible.
The blk Edward May Is At Brewers wharf dfschargfng
The cargo II coming out In very good condition Capt
johnson sails from here 10 the Coast, having q small
cargo in transit
The Pomare looks sad and lonely in the stream at pre-
sent. no other vessel but her being at anchor in the
harbor.
The Harvest Home is at the ? VI : wharf dfschargiug
coal, she will probably return in ballast to Nanaimo.
The Don Nicholas Is Vet outside. but her CARGO Of coal
- being reduced by lighters She drew - feet on arrival
over the bar.
Nessrs Ttbbetts 4 Sorensou are engaged in giving the
Morning Star, which Is lying at their wharf, q complete
Overhauling-
The Boat Boys Retreat will soon be a lost landmark
improvements projected by Messrs. Allen & Robinson.
tending towards causing a change Of location from their
usual haunts.
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THE Special Committee of the Privy
Council on pardons, held several sessions
during the week, and elected a great deal
of talk and opinion, none of which was under
oath, in reference TO the condemned man
Polua. Much was said by several medical
gentlemen; but no medical opinions based
upon a personal examination were given,
| except what was offered by DIR. Webb. He
speaks as an authority upon the question of
insanity, and we regret that we can only
publish an abstract of his remarks. DIR.
Hoffman, the prison physician, and having
charge of the insane for many years, eX-
pressed an important medical opinion, that
the homicidaI mania was not known among
Hawaiians; but that their feeling of jeal-
ousy was strong and overmastering.
Mr.. Carter the overseer of the plantation
where Polua was employed, and Mr.. Jane
son his fellow worker, both give many new
points in reference to the case, especially
what Mr.. Carter says in reference to the
social condition of the plantation, and what
Mr.. Jameson said in reference to the mans
greatly disturbed and excited state at the
time of the homicide. Both these witnesses
were absent at the time of the trial. 1t is
evident as Judge Jones says, that a very
weak defence of the prisoner was made at
the trial. His counsel, provided by the
court without pay, made a flowing haran-
que to a jury, but brought forward no
testimony in reference to the condition of
the accused at the time of the killing. We
can now understand, hat a prior diseased
condition of the body, affected by engross-
ing mental trouble and loss of food and rest,
would produce a state of insensibility thai
would destroy, or impair the usual dis
elimination between right and wrong.
That any one has committed suicide or
attempted to do so, is at all times a proof of
insanity, need not be argued. We do not
advance or maintain such an opinion, but
will simply say, that when a man has
slaughtered a woman he dearly loves, and
in his wild disOrdered state, cuts his own
throat with such determined purpose of
self destruction, that the wind pipe pro-
tTgdes, we wonder at the hard, narrow, and
bitter spirit that shows a decided bias to
hang-in some officials and that has
prompted so many to make statements to
meet this bias, in order to place a felon cord
around their fellow mans neck, and tear
open anew his barely healed throat.
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TEE PACIFIt
Commercial A0bertlser
APRIL Q, 1881.
COURT NEWS.

Her Royal Highness the Princess Regent,
held a reception, at the private mansion,
Washington Place, on Thursday, the 9Th
instant, between the hours of 3and5:30P.M NJ.
II. r. II. Princess Likelike, the Honorable
Mrs. Pauahi b. Bishop, Mrs. H. a. p.
Carter, Mrs. j. =. Walker, Miss Mcintyre,
Mrs. T. Brown, Mrs. Macintosh, Mrs. Black
burn, and many other ladies and gentlemen
were present.
Later in the evening, H. r. H. the Prin-
cess Regent, and ii. r. H. the Princess
Likelike, accompanied by Miss. Sheldon,
attended the sociable held by the ladies of
Fort st. Church, in the lecture room of the
Church.
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PORT OF HONOLULU, H. I,
ARRIVALS.

COAsTwIsE.
Apr 2-Stmr Likelike, from circuit trip
2-Stmr G X Bishop. from Kauai
2-Schr HaleakAla, from HilO
EStmr KfIauea HOu, from Kahului
4-Schr Waiehu, from Kipahalu
HSchr LiholfhO. from HOnuapO
Sch ManuOkawai, from HanamauIa
,o-Stmr James Make, from Kauai
sch kEukiAuOli. from HOnakaa
-sdhr Waioli. from Kohala
sch Mana. Malihe
Sch Wailil, Malfhe
Sch NafmAlu. KohaIa
-Stmr LshuA, MoIodai
S-Stmr WAimAnalO, Waimanalo
FOREIGN.
Apr Am ok EdTarG May, johnson, 10 dys I'm Boston
2-Am bk Harvest Home, Matsou. I'm Departure By
J-Bolyn bk Don Nicolas. Gray. I'm NanaimO
Jam brig Hazard. -. I'm Kahuluf
sam bktne Ella, Turner, I'm san Francisco
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aeM advertisements.
A CARD.

TO THE PUBLIC:-Having but recently entered into my
new line of business as a Real Estate Broker and Employ
ment Agent, l wish to thank the public generally for their
appreciation of the new enterprise and, now that 1 have
made complete arrangements for the promotion of this benef-
ciaI undertaking, by advertising thoroughly throughout the
Kingdom, as well as in California and the Colonies, l feel
assured that the results will add in the future greatly to the
interests of this community in furnishing homes for all who
desire. and supply the labor market with reliable workmen.
1t will be my careful endeavor to look to the interests of all
who place their Rooms, Houses and Real Estate in my hands
as we'll as to Employers who wish vacancies filled.
Respectfully,
JOSEPH E.
ap9.Im. OFFICE 81 Merchant St., Honolulu, HI.
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ve..eI. for HonoIuIu from FOREIGN Ports.

Am bktue Kate Sudden, Bates, Newcastle y ; W,
Am bk Cheshire. Batchelder, New York
Am bk Highhyer. SchlimAnn, Liverpool, via IT Michaels
Am schr Lettia. Hirlscher, ItsGlady due ldue
Ger bk Musca, Gilman DraInneu due
Ger bE Ceder, ROElfs, Bremen
Haw bk Eale, RothfCs, Bremen
Haw ok Hawaii, whitney, South Sea Islands
Haw bk IoIsni, Bremen, loading
Am bk Camden, Eardies- CtsalEdE due
AuGbk Buena Vista. Calhoun. Port Gamble due
Am bE Emma Augusta, Robson. Port Gamble
Am bk Lizzie Marshall, Port BIEkely
Am bktue Discovery, PennallCw, San Francisco
Am bktne Wrestler. SChnauer- san Francisco
Am byte COusuelO, Howard, san Francisco
Am ok II " Amy, Freeman, san Francisco
= " 5 s Zealandia, Chevaliar. Sydney
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The completion of the great southern
t~rans-continental railroad, by way of
Santa Fe, is an event in which the
Hawaiian people should rejoice. We
must feel and be greatly benefited by
the increasing tide of Pacific travel,
which this new line will promote.
and We who are foreign here, may now
hope for reduced rates of fare to our old
homes; and pleasant opportunities to trav-
erse the great continent at all seasons. 1t
is San Francisco enterprise which has pro-
NOTED his new great line of railroad; and
when the Dominion road is finished, there
will be three great continental highways
converging at our chief market, and we
must share in the beneficial results of his
great enterprise.
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~ GAGE. Notice is hereby given
Power Of Sale, contained in "A certain NJ
the 9th day Of July, A. D., 1876, made
ARDS Of the one part, and w. II. BUcHasI
and recorded ia Liber AZ, pages 81 add 4
Registrar Of Deeds. Honolulu The II
intends to forclose said Mortgage, and. n
by law, 90 cause the mortgaged properly
Auction, in Honolulu, for n breach Of 10.
in said Deed. sad mortgaged proper
Papohaku. Island Of Molokai. contalhlnl
cribed in Royal Patents Nos 1890 and
"
RICHARD y. BIcKERTos, Attorney n
Dated this 2nd day Of April, A. d., I'D
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PASSENGERS.

For san Francisco, per Ralakaua, April &C \ Stevens,
& + Garland. + Petersen, G Laury, James Atkins, Geo
Ira, q \ tombstone, John Cramer, J j Buckley, J ID Spen-
Ger, + q Andrews. \ CObuOn, Young Chez, Saml Jackson.
For Hong Kong, per Lydia. April @52 Chinese pas
seHgers,and - Chinese passengers returned as prisoners
From San Francisco, per Ella, April G-AIiss VI b Col
Inns. James Harris, & BUschswault. } AshmOre, NJ Davis,
ID Davis.
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For San Francisco. per Compeer, April 2-lO.165 bags
sugar, 23 buchs bananas. Dom value, $50, 963 Sc.
For San Francisco, per kalakaua, April 5-54S4 pkgs
sugar, 3SS bags rice, rs wet hides, 800 sheep skins, 81
bbls whale oil, 3 bags coffee. 3 pkgs personal effects.
Dom value, S5i,G9O 81. For value, Sl5,6S3 So.
For San Francisco. per Hazard, April 7-77O4 pkgs
sugar.. go bags rice. Dom value. SG2.25l O5
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Sch Luka, Eohala
sch KaiukeaOulis Honakna
Sch " z Foster, kOnA
Sch WaiOll, PaauhAu
FOREIGN.
Abr 2-Gr stmr Lydia, Pag.-en. for Hong Kong
2-Am bktue Eureka, NOrdberg, for San Francisco
Am schr ComPeer, Birkholm, for san Francisco
Am hktue Katie EliCkiuger, Young, for = Twsnd
5-Haw bk kalakaua, jerks. for San Francisco
G-Am brig Hazard for san Francisco
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OF FORECLnSr

~ GAGE T.. Notice Is hereby given
Power OF Sale, contained in a certain Nj
the 9th day Of January, 1879, made bed
the n part, and RICHARD r. BIcKERro
and recorded in Liber 5S, pages 81 and CI
Registrar Of Deeds, ia Honolulu. The i
erton intends to foreclose said Mortgage
limited by law, TO cause the mortgaged
Public Auction. in Honolulu, for a br,l
contained In said Deed. Said MORTGAGE
ated at Waikiki, and Kapalama, Honot
Royal Patent Nos. 2SlS and 2077.
RlCHARt
Dated this 2nd day Of April, A. D..
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F 0 U N D !
SPECIAL NOTICE.

THNO THE SUGAR MANUFACTURERS OF
the Hawaiian Islands. 2. FULLY would respectfully
offer his services as a SUGAR having haC
twenty years experience in that capacity in other countries
and three in this. He feels competent to fill the position In
any. Boiling House in this Kingdom.
Good References Given if Required
a22 3m Address Box III, Post Office, Honolulu.
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Mr.. James DOdd wishes to call the publics attention
to the complete facilities he has now made, for conveying
the lovers of sea bathing to his Long Branch Baths at
Waikiki. He has gone to the expense of renovating the
sea side house, making the same d most delightful bath
ing establishment, including a neatly laid bridge extend
ing out over the sandy bottom, about 40 feet. The rooms
are neatly arranged with necessary toilet articles, and
ladies and children will always have careful attention
paid them by a lady in attendance. The bus will
convey passengers from his stables whenever desired,
and on Sundays at G and IL AM, and . and 4 O'Clock PM.
The ride itself is most inviting to say nothing Of the
healthful enjoyment these sea baths afford. We have nc
doubt but that Mr.. Dodds baths will be highly apprcia
ted, and, as the expense involved is small, ladies and
gentlemen and families, should embrace such delightful
opportunities.
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DEPARTURES.


Apr 2--Stmr Jas Makee, for Kaua
2-Schr Nettie Merrill, for Lahaiua
2-Schr Jennie, for Nawiliwili
str IwaIani. for Kau
f-Stmr MokOlii. for Kooiau
4-Schr KekauluOhi, for HanOIn
SStmr Likelike. for circuit trip
5-Stmr Kflauea HOu, for Kahului
-Schr Marion, for Kukuihaele
5-Schr Kekauluohi, for Hanalei
ISchr HaleakalA, for Pepeekoa
6-sehr N~anuokawai, for Hanamaulu
6-Schr Waiehu, for Wainae
6-Schr Prince, for Kohala
T-stur james Makee, Kauai
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NOTILE OF FORECIoSr

~ T.. Notice Is hereby glyer
Power OF Sale, contained in a CERTAIN
the 18th day Of Nav. A. d., 1873, mad
PAAHIKII and his wife, Of the one par
ARDsOS, Of the other part. and recordt
102 and 103, in the office Of the Regisnm
The said Ellen E Richardson intends 10
gage, and. after the time limited BY hE
gagged property to be sold at Public Aud
a breach Of the conditions contained 10 nj
m%ortgaged property being situated ID yNl
said, containing 4 34-l00 acres, and being
10 Royal Patent No. 1920.
ELLEN
RICHARD r. BIoKERToS, Attorney
Dated this End day Of April, A. D., III
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FOREIGN VESSELS IN PORT.

Am blk Edward May, johnson
Am bktne Ella, Turner
Bolivian bk Don Nicolas, Gray
Am bk Harvest Home, MatsOn
Am bgtne Morning star, Bray
JaIuit brigtne Nicolaus, Thomas
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RICHARD r. BIcKERToS. Attorney
Dated this End day Of April, A. d., nLGl
NOTICE OF

~ g r.. Notice Is hereby given
Power Of Sale, contained Ia n certain a
ted the 18th day OF December, 1877, maj
wv, and her husband, HARRY KAMA, Of
j. CARTw RIGHT Of the other part, and
pages 1870 and l3l, In the Office Of IN,
Honolulu the said A. j. CartsrI gbt T.
said Mortgage, and, after the umr Iiml
the mortgaged property 10 be sold Al Pal
olulu, for a breach Of the como ltlons "A
Deed. said m%origagod propS rty being
Island Of Oahu, being the saFae describe
go. Al
RICHARD y, BIcKERro n, Attorney n
Dated the 2nd day Of april, A. d., lst
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OF

NOTICE OF 70 ECLOSUN
~ r.. Notice is hereby civ I
Power of sale, contained in "A certain
the 18th day Of May, 4. ID, 1877. ma.
KoA OF the one part, and THOMAS BI0t
and recorded Ia Liber 90, pages 200 and
the Registrar Of Deeds. Honolulu The
intends 90 foreclose said Mortgage, and, 4
by law, 20 cause the m~ortgaged proprnj
Auction, in Honolulu, for a breach Of he
in said Deed. Said mortgaged propeHi
Koolaupoki, Island Of Oahu. aud being
Royal Patent No. ABA.
u
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Etgal 1Nbrrtistm
az EoRECIosr

Office OF FORECLOSUI
~ r.. Notice is hereby given
Power of Sale, contained in a Certain NJ
the l4th day 81 December, A. D., 1873 h
NAoPALA and his wife Of the one ma
BIcKERToH Of the other part, and record.
1872, 1893, and 394. in the Office of Inc
honolulu, the said Richard +. BickeroB
said Mortgage, and, after the time I'M.
the mortgaged property 20 be sold al puil
lulu, for a breach Of the conditions In s,'
gagged property being situated nj Kallhi
described in Royal Patent No. 1852.
RlClIARDI
Dated this End day Of April, 1881.
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+oTICE OF ~FoRECLOsUf

VT kCLOSUh
q. NOTICE Is hereby glyet
Power OF Sale, contained In a certain D.
ted the 2lst day Of September. 1878. mad.
villa ana MAHoE u the one mart. and
Administrator Of the Estate Of Il. w. q
other part, and recorded m Liber 81, u
Tue Office OF the Registrar OF Deeds, HonI
.. Cartwright intends TO foeeclo.e said
the time limited by law, to cause the mod
SOLD at Public Auction. ia Honolulu. for
diiions contained Ia the said Dead. Said
being situated at waikiki, Island Of ID
omanu, Papa, and M%oloaa, Island Of Ka
A. i
RIoHARD y. B~IoKERToN, Attorney ID
Dated the End day Of April. 1881.
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MR.. A.B. KERR solicits a share of the public patron
age in the house painting, papering, and k%alsomining
| line
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A X MOI
EA undersigned having been this day !
traitor Of the Estate Of c, s. Barlow. afe 4
hotines all persons owing said Estate I'd
payment thereto, and all persons having 4
estate viii present them TO The undersignd
rom this date. or they VIII be forever bi'
sons having deposited property Of any J
barlow, viii call at once and claim the SAD
RICHD. ,.
Administrator Of the Estate Of G. a
Honolulu, April 9 IN, 1881.