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THAT TEST.

EDS. RECORD UNION: Plainly speaking,
the majority of Republicans in this city re-
gard the test made by the City Central Com
mittee as a betrayal of the party. The pri.
mary election law was enacted to protect
political organizations against interference
from opposing parties. Here the Republican
Central Committee avails itself of the forms
of law designed to secure the members of
the Republican party in the undisturbed con-
troll of the organization, and make a test
which opens the door to Democrats as widely
as if no test of any kind had been made. The
call under the law was mere pretense, and
your Interpretation of it fits the case pre-
cisely. 1t was dore in the interest and at
the instigation of candidate who knew he
could not receive the nomination if none but
Republicans voted in the primary election.
NI.rInrN
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Filed March 1st.

NJ Denicke to F. Zeiler-February Is, 1881 fol
81 coo; tract of land containing 942 55-190 acres
lying on the GeorgiIna slough
Annie E. Smith to Henry Teeple-F February IS,
1881; for $4,000 part of northeast quarter of see
tion 10, township north, range east, containing
10 acres.
John +. Condor and Henry A. Stone to C. j.
Zeinwaldt - February %, 1881 for S2Q3G;
small Parcel of land in the village cf Ashland.
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CARD FROM GROVE L. JOHNSON.
The Republican City Committee and It's
Test for the Republican Primary

IeSG LOT Lne hepuDIlCau FrlIu4Iy.
EDS. RECORD UNION: Inasmuch as so
much has been and is being said about the
test for the Republican primary to be held
Thursday, deem it but fair that the Repub-
lican party should know how its committee
voted on the question. At the meeting OF
the Republican City Committee, held Feb
ruary %, 1881, at which the call for a pri-
mary and convention was issued, motion
was made that the test be, "All those who
voted for Garfield and Arthur and will sup
port the nominees of the convention" Upon
this motion the vote was Ayes, for the Gar
field test, 0. z. Goedhue. Grove l.. johnson
p. Noes, against the Garfield test, A. j.
Rhoads, K. L. Wiemeyer, James H. Sulli-
van, P. Herzog and Fred. KIM. The
test permitting all to vote who would support
the nominees was then adopted, Messrs.
Goodhue and johnson voting no, the others
aye. By inserting this you will give the
facts for the information of all Republicans
and other citizens GROVE L. JOHNSON.
Sacramento, March l. 1851.
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THE DAILY REC0RD-UNI0N.
ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Metropolitan Theater-Nisida to night
Sacramento aud PlaceryiTe Railroad-Time-table
Union Lodge, F. and A. NJ, tonight.
Red Jacket Tribe, Imp'd O. R. NJ, tonight.
Lunch and Dinner-At First Baptist Church.
Aristos Social Club-First select party.
For sale-Residence and furniture; P. 5. lawson
Financial Beneiit-To John Dougherty.
To Contractors-Proposals invited.
Lady Teacher-Desires position.
For Sale-1GO acres; Mrs. E. Rednal
soeiable-At Westminster Church
Republicans Acknowledging tonight
Business Advertisements
r. Levy Business transferred to S. Gerson Co.
W. F. telson-Cakes, pies and CONNECTIONS.
Pioneer Box Factory Il Son.
John EiteI-Assayer and chemist.
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BREvIvIEs.

A delegation consisting of f. B. Houston,
6. 4. Kuchler, FL. Z Cantwell and Z. +.
COIN attended the ball OF the Native Sons
of the Golden West given by the Marysville
Parlor last Monday evening. They report
the party as having been great success, and
that the reception and entertainment extend
ed to the visiting members was highly enjoy
able and complimentary to ali concerned.
Correspondence is Published in another
column by which 2 financial benefit is pro-
posed to John Dougherty, and the same is
accepted and to take place at the Metrogol-
itan Theater on March 9th as dramatic en-
tertainment, under direction of Professor
Frank Wilton.
A sociable will be given at the Westminster
Presbyterian Church this evening, commence
ing at s o'clock. The entertainment will
consist of a musical programme. under charge
of Miss Emma Rowe, to be followed by other
interesting features and refreshments.
G street is baing filed in and graded be-
tween Sixteenth and Seventeenth, which is a
much-needed improvement. The grading
should be continued several more blocks, or
else the street sunk little lower, SO that it
might be available for gondolas.
This is Ash Wednesday, the beginning of
Lent. There will be services this morning in
the Episcopal and Catholic churches inau-
gurating the special services which take place
during the forty days ending at Easter.
Proposals are advertised for in relation to
closing the break in the levee on the Fern
farm in LeVee District No. l. The con-
ditions are to stop the overflow by the 30th
instant.
Lunch viii be served to-day at the First
Baptist Church, on Ninth street. between l.
and M, from II until 2, and New England
dinner from to o'clock P. NJ.
During the past week Il G. Smith & Co.
have shipped six carloads of -four to the bay,
to go by steamer to China, and the same
number for South America.
Tickets for the first select party of the
Aristos Social Club may now be procured
from the members. Only those receiving in
vitations will be admitted.
Grand Commander w A. Bushnell is to
make an official visit to the Encampment of
the Champions of the Red Cross at their hall
in this city this evening.
One carload of lumber was forwarded from
this market to Los Angeles yesterday, also a
carload to BIaricopa and one to Benson
Arizona.
Superintendent Landes states that the fifth
grade, Of which Miss Powers is teacher, will
continue at Seventh and G streets for the
present.
Eight carloads Of steel rails fer the South
ern Pacific Railroad were shipped from this
point to Deming, n. NJ, yesterday.
B. Lightner and w 1. Underhill of Sacra-
mento will arrive from the East by overland
train this morning.
The river was higher again yesterday,
marking twenty feet and nine inches.
A carload of wagons for Tucson was for
warded from this city last evening.
No immigrants to arrive from the East to-
day.
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TEE COURTS.
SUPERIOR COURT.
-

SUPERIOR COURT.
CLARK, Judge
MONDAY, March 1st.
John Green VS.. The Odd Fellows Savings and
Commercial Bank-Case tried and continued until
next Saturday for argument.
M,rgaret Poornan VS.. L. c. Chandier-Jos. Nc
kenna substituted as attorney Tor plaintiff.
Court adjourned.
To-DAY's CALENDAR.
Coleman vs. Hunt.
WHY hack all day, cough all night, and do
both between times, when DIR. Ransom's
Hive Syrup and Tolu Tor Honey Syrup will
stop it
HAMMERS Cascara Sagrada Bitters cures
constipation, liver complaint and purifies the
blood.
HAMMERS Csscara Sagrada Bitters is the
best spring medicine.
HAMMERS Cascara sagrada Bitters is an
antidote for malaria.
REGULATE THE LIVER with Hammers Cascara
Sagrada Bitters, and health is the result
Hammers CAscARA sAeRADA BIrrERs stimulates
| torpid liver
HAMMERS DEue STORE, Foarth and streets,
Sacramento. -s
LADIES TOILET ARTICLES Assortment
complete. Notion Department, Mechanics
Store.
A THING OF BEAUTY Those wide en-
broidered lawn and null ties. Mechanics
Store.
MEMS all-wool spring style suits, SO 80
and 81, at the Red House.
JOB LOT of mems Atwood pants, So 20,
50 30 and SO 70, at the Red House.
BANGLE BRACELETS, large line. Mechanics
Store.
CoRsErs! CoRsLrs CoRsKTs l-Mechan-
les Store.
The best appetizer out-Rock and Rye.
George w. ChesleF, sole agent.
SPANISH LACE ScARFs Mechanics Store. =
ODD LoT CLoAKs at Mechanics Store
LADIES FANCY HOSE a. Mechanics Store. :
| LACE CURTAINS !-Mechanics' Store.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

YEyHE STATEMENT PUBLISHED IN THE
sacramento lie der" of yesterday, that /
have withdrawn as candidate for FIRST Trustee
and in favor of Chris. Green, is entirely filse, and
hereby give notice to the Taxpayers, Property
Holders and Workingnen of Sacramento, that by
request Of many citizecs, c. J. CROSS, the pioneer
of ls49, offers his services 70 the citizens of Sacra-
mento for the Office OF First Trustee at the coming
ele ton. [fe2S-at Respectfully YOURS, O. J. CROSS.
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MICROSCOPES, telescopes, Horoscopes
miners glasses, compasses and magnets
Notion Department, Mechanics Store.
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EXTRA INDUCEMENTS in table linens and
sheetings, at the Red House.
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PREsENTATIoN.-The Boys in Blue held
meeting last evening. After transacting the
regular business of the company an adjourn
ment was taken to one of the Supreme Court
offices at the Capitol, when Assemblyman j.
Z. Baker, member of the company, was
called in and surprised by the presentation of
fine gold chain, with a charm pendant.
The presentation was made by commander
w. A. Houghton. aud responded to by the
recipient Remarks were also made by
Senator johnson, T. H. Berkey, FL. Fl.
Linnell and others, and the occasion was
concluded in pleasant social manner.
TEACHERS ExAMIEATIoN.-T City Board
of Examination will meet at $50 A. NJ. to-
day in the assembly-goom Of the Sacramento
Grammar School, az the corner of Fifteenth
and j streets, to examine applicants for city
certificates. All applicants must have flied
their intention to be examined with the
School Superintendent and paid the exarnina-
ton fee on or before Monday last. Those
not present at the opening of the examina-
ton will not be subsequently admitted.
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS. Carloads of freight
were received in this city yesterday as fol-
lows: s Of merchandise, of iron, of nails,
of wood, Of coal, Of wine, of oranges
and lemons, l Of plows, 8 of wheat, OF steel
rails. Of scrap iron, l of coal. of lumber,
. of granite and l of vegetables. Carloads
were shipped eastward: l of wine, 3 Of
brandy, - of barley, l of beans, of wool,
of salmon and of coke.
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-The residence of
G. w. Carey, on Tenth street, between C
and H, was entered by burglars night before
last, between II and l O'Clock. They slipped
the fastening to the window, and entered
from the front porch into the parlor. Mr..
Carey heard them, and upon going TO that
part of the house they, upon hearing his ap.
proach went out of the window hastily and
disappeared.
WARD CAUcUsEs.-A Third Ward Repuh.
lican caucus has been called to meet this
evening in the County Courtroom, for the
purpose Of selecting a delegate ticket to be
voted for at the primary election on Thurs
day. Also Fourth Ward Republican caucus
will be held at the Pavilion at 7:50 P. NJ, foI
the same object.
HELD FOR GRAND LARcENY.-The exam
ination of He Toy, for robbery Of white
man of the sum of 500, who visited her
abode recently in Chinatown, was held yes
terlay in the Police Court, resulting in her
being turned over to the Superior Court for
trial. with bail fixed at LOCO.
POLICE ARRESTS. -Lizzie Wilcox was ar.
rested yesterday as a common drunk, and w
II. Wilson for petit larceny and for disturb
ing the peace, both by officer Smith All
Him, for disturbing the peace, by officer
Fredericks, and All Yet, FOR same offense, by
officers Carroll and Frederick5.
WARRANTS READY.-The warrants for the
pay of city teachers for the month of Febru
airy will be ready for delivery at the City
Anditor's Office this morning.
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FURNITURE CgEroNSEs Very handsome
line at Mechanics Store.
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NEW AND DESIRABLE styles OF spring dre'
goods, at the Red House.
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SPEcrAoLEs AND ERE GLASSES All styles,
all prices, to suit al ages. Eyes tested free
of charge. Notion Department. Mechanics
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REMNANTS OF DRESS GooDs Mechanics
Store.
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OTHER OFFICES.

EDS. RECORD UNION: 1 am informed upon
what appears to be credible authority that
appointed Offices are already farned out by
some OF the candidates for Mayor. Ii this is
the case the people should be informed as to
who they are, because vote for any candi-
date for Mayor is a vote for the man whom
he will appoint. Come to the front, gentle
men; and to begin. my information in one
instance is that Mr.. Green will appoint
James f. Sullivan Clerk of the Water
Works. Is this true Ell
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REPUBLICAN Meeting. In accordance
with call made, there viii be Republican
meeting held this evening at Turner Hall,
commencing at halt-past o'clock: All Re.
publicans who are opposed to the test
made by the City Central Committee for the
Ginning primary elections are invited to at
tend.
BUSINESS CHANeE.-The commission and
fruit business of r. Levy was yesterday
transferred to s Gerson & Co., who viii con-
tinue in the same line at the old stand. The
new 6rm intend to keep full stock OF fruits
and vegetables at all times and TO transact a
a6neralcommission and local market business.
&. -
ALARM CLOCKS Call and examine our
assortment. Notion Department, Mechanics
Store.
LADIES, if you want carpets and lace cur
tsins. do not forget that you can do best at
the Red House.
RTaoF BRocApE SILKS Mechanics Store. :
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EXTRA HEAVY LINEN TOWELS, large enough
for table cloth, % cents; other qualities. 3.
10, u and 20 cents, at the Red House.
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WHY hack all day, cough all night, and do
both between times, when DR.. Ransom's
Hive Syrup and Tolu Tor Honey Syrup will
stop il?
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THINK of buying the best quality of Tycoon
rep for 12i cents per yard. You will find
splendid assortment at the above price, at the
Red House.
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HAMMERS Cascara Sagrada Bitters cures
constipation, liver complaint and purifes the
blood
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BLACK BRecADE SILKS Mechanics Ste
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HAMMERS Csscara Sagrada Bitters is the
best spring medicine.
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LACE CURTAINS Mechanics Store.
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STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE. : The
State Board of Agriculture yesterday COM
pleted its revision of the premium list The
Finance Committee reported an examination
of the books of the Secretary and Treasurer,
and that all the accounts were found correct
and all money accounted for. The Board
then adjourned until April 18th.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-18

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,t-- Ntet1- tsuys- g s-e e4a-s. ant Asr- VT.
tsiss-, r1--a'1 q s-e t1Sae1 el-c-- 500 tl--
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f5oGd Ses9IeFezzH
CGEE orr TO WORK III THE DAT
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Fv direction ~ Richsrd r. RicScrton The mcr,racee
rsrnsd is certain lrdcnsurc q Ncgtse, dated The
IN Cav ~ ISruaVe. l>ls rc-o-1cd IA Ltpcf - Ra- ~
ana ~ made ty Naluh H. o. said Richard r. htekcf'
a al those Two pieccs o. psrccis o. land situated az
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M0RTGAGEE'S SALE
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PUBLIC AUCTION.
ON SATURDAY, =: MAY 2sth,
kalihi. Island of Oahu,

Being tAe sane Described in ROYAL raient No iss,
Sulcsua No. lt "a Sscpaia. together with ali I'M
Also
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So No CseSIit for Passage Money "a
We positively decline % open acco1Eis tor fas>sSe<
sri nc uIrtc'arv cxil tle zrreutcU cf the ts4Nttg
r-l.st5 t1e u-e.ssI.yei haviu- Esga-c AID trsi-si
r,1iu.y marked. The Steamer wtl ret - re>FCusi4le
f1c any unmarked Bise CT tex EreisAt or Parcels,
uuleSs Recespte, tcr-
graisat Iorsy Das o. Demand
IL al eases % fr ht f'v parties neg responsible. q
uNrcsu- ths fre lt uiCusy uti be requires IN a'Hee
PACsN .S.s-S ~ i.IC GiSS aad WINES MS
Ia PLAINLY MARKED
For the PARTY whom s f-- cr pstny sisted n me
rscei % 81 q 111- lEcT 1rt i-uec.
Aisisauds ioc darsc OF los must ee uaade within
enc meath
o. Is var liable for loss O. accident % iivs stock
- EIdrk Drivgr>. ElTs. ard such lSe- VIII uct re
allowed ca 1r the >tragr or zrival, urtil after ne
- WILDER & CO.
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!. 8. FOsTER 8 q. AEents.
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see-ss ~ hVeSf - ever, Il i a,srsasaz ~ Hs,e
eslks essSSaeVstly ~ IS pesSsSisat eeeSse the
asseS- psizt frcza rAa tcvh WsS act see-e tAae
assx rlAss SiSesat az tAe ricae Ger oez-essssae-s
urcte Skae Eeessssctn SAYS tAss Wien b. test fc-
wat D. r-ss>sszs3 E,lsAt Ae SaecaSs ~ eNtsaS'ct
t-sp. r. ga ~ Sacu wAesees tAe-e woead es any
Hila WAss - rvsu-ceG
ne fsse Hcassias >cSs2 fc- Rvs cscssd is
forsv-sgsA yetr On Wo3nesSasy, Nay lltA The
-ea-s-ts-sssAa t,aS s'isce ~ ressasN sz1 Wefncss
GsN. ant sa5 srvaz crsss.t 49, o;.ly - tie hcsS
thsccseeveS hcs slsa ~ sh=tr teacAssS who ksve
haea r-sr-t1c n tA<l- elcetS q eslS up TIE lSti
tstsss zn3 81 11sS tasse hsyS hctA rseaesliy and
zs,rsl,y al teee s-e calste1S -. S>ece tee Gssta
* hrs Ofsscn sr3 tAe Ssrssgsers - Air. Oiessn
s11 rsaety tc ;ke lette3 Seares t1s scacol has
a.,ec ees-r 49, eearce 81 kss. T. Z. ktSsS ana
Ecs- >. Nsea1L Use se-c1 s-e iss cLr1'- Gc Etss1
- rasse r-o -cre1ts1-z, ~, - t1e gay q t-cetre
ce-ae forward za1 csrrtsS % tAe w,a-s Wsl lss-
gee IL S Is hs Aese& thit a req tsacesr vil BE
q, esna - cerssnSace Tie nsE sceel wear, S13
szsS sss F7osEcziy 0i - scaool vi, reassla ~
h-rte.
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zzaE- MIz 81 LaEaruaa51u Eaz =a-- 7Tsr I'd
E5a z1a- t.srE we're aize eIlzss & si--sl-Is- =
L--a- E-s >rsr1t ll-lzzg1-zl-.E sz1E -r--zrs e
s-sarlGl zlaz=rlzsrs zI7si Ez1 -I=H
the --f1zs -r-rerfT zr-I-l4i- E1- an IsrliaF
--rcul-1ir -lsEE a---=i mas El sZ1lu--l1I 1-Ers
Esra - sE.sl 1lE eaasas AZ al s-a rs7gr- lad at
rrullE -1r1sl-1 s-us 7a1ls hang cE1H sasE n
.1I-ls1f- IIsrs & Tzs----ll-zlE- 7 rs EzzE zls7T
zi-n 9lsr--
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III Fz-ztazz x 81 aiH lrFa E-z- Tins zzHzis-
ua- TzL re- SINE i17lII1i-s szzz-1es C vFlisazil
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A->ezS s--s~sis ~ ~ Sseaz.s- ve vV,css-s Ms
c. Csss,s ana NJ. ard Mr. E--cs Cs,-sv=s-at
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Papohaku. island Of Molokai.

Pesn- The saae described in Roys Patent. Nos. 1870
suL tgl eonf1iuin- - acres. iogcthcr VIII all the
buildings ard Improvements thereon
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A,asiy ms co-ae scrwa-i and srea&s oz Hess1
Y In bs7,ls Es- rsr-ssSS e-e szcel,snh
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-18

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sae-rsssa TIRE Cs-a-eeets e. IL l. ~ C,aG c-.iss1s
sz3 seie-sesz t7ez >s-s-zsz-s ~s-s sAtzs=zs-~
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ASLANO LOCALS
lee S-c-e e-esesr esS erskse Gcv-.
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sa-5N rs ce-1s terp'tra a-e1 S-seiAs q ee1a1
IL tn h,r1S. Es- rsr,ssSs a-e e1cel,erL
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IL c,-seseerce III teieg-asa recesvea frcra
E-s.p- ~ ssEa-e q H. l-rsasg S-sr WI ~
a-s -sssfvr. $500, ts- s,vs ~ -, - hs,-,--
49, - --s..rss-s--
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-18

By direction % Thomas Brown. the MoTt-a-cc named
u cszan Inientaec % lestgl-e. taled the iaih day
% Nav lSe-. rscercd Ca Lihcr O., races 80 and 81
s-ate bv kauaszsul tk1 TO said Thomas Brown. al
h,s two c-tan pies aud parcts 90 Land situated at
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-18

There has besn VIA su--r vs-11sr II EI1Ii-
s.l17si .itl-z-r tie llss 6=z sazs y 1znss -la-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-18

Py direction 81 W r. Buchansn. the morrssge'
named u a cestsiu Iudenfurc e Nestgarr. daftd n.
ard g. mlLe by lewis Richards % sid Eichsru =
Elcksrsou en- those two certain pieces or HArcc.s OF
Il .fssar aa.aFr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-18

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-18

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- arsa.-slns were Used z-r aeVE-z1 af -i-E zzHr
n Er5t zutez -z-H EIzrs CT less Ezl-sIi- II
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-18

The news of Eas lara dnE Is z17-H1-E h1n sr-
c-araean1- I-szll ztsalillg rrs--szzs and z1sls
en- &c mt E-la siiui.r tizat --ss tte fir z= tie
uf TINE zalEaz Finaa7-zIll1 lll FRESHLY Hle a-F1
II fzr rsrs r rru E-rzEl-I.rst-l7 teIisg tie
l1lrzsr plsizt salr-sll by 1e 11W * l-Ss-ad and
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-18

TxNEG TABLE
LIKELIKE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-18

By direction o. A J. Cartwright, the MortEaeee
FAMED in certain indgntnre % Mcrisage. dated me
IN v ID December Is77 recorded 30 Liher ~ 7a-es
Ia aad ISL made br Loksi tWl sud Henry KAMA q
safd A. J. Cariyz-ht all thA- undivided twothirds OF
8 certain tract Of Land situated ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-18
Kahaluu. Koolaupoko,

Island % Orhu being the same described In Royal
Patent NJ. asa eeasainiH- tli.o acres, together
with al Improvements thereon.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-18
WAIKIKI. IsLAND on OAHu
Rial EsTATE FOR sALE

faiU41tt . "a Ilft-llAtlts
Rented % o tenants fcr long pgried Buildings In
-uci rsglir sad pleasantly l1cstEd. Apply %
BAHTGW : TUCKER
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-18

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