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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-06

Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure and Of
Sale.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH A pow

i Of Sale contained IN a certain morigago made by
KoAlakua tk) 10 Ida b. Castle assigned 20 e. b. An
drcws dated the 18th day Of jane 1873 recorded in
liber % page 80 Notice is hereby gwen that said
MORTGAGE intends to forecl0sc said mortgage for con
dtion broken, and upon said foreclosure viii sell at
public auction al the sales rooms Of r. r Adams In
Honolulu, on SATURDAY the 9Th day OF OCTOBER
lss. l. NJ. Of said day. ihe premises described in
said mortgage as below specified.
Further particulars can be had Of ". r. Castle, A.
iOmcy at law.
Dated sept. End lsss MRS. c. b. ANDREWS.
Assignee OF Mortgage
Premises TO be sold arc described In Royal Patent
56ig containing pl0J acre IN kimaWni near Honolulu
aud Royal Patent sssi containing ii9 In Kaha-
nui, Mani. 01f tt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-06

SOME effort is being made to shew that
the complaint that Americans are not
properly represented in the Government,
Is without foundation, and a house of
cards is built up in support of this theory,
which it does not take much time to de
molish.
In the first place when Americans talk
Of influence, they do not mean the lower
positions in the Government should be
entirely occupied by men of their own
race. The men who do the writing and
copying do not matter much, they can and
do have very little influence upon the
policy Of the Government; what Ameri-
can citizens here desire, what the United
States can fairly lay claim to, is that the
Executive should have fair number Of
Americans in it. who would have some
definite influence upon the body of the
nation. The present Cabinet can in no
sense be regarded as representing Ameri-
can interests: Mr.. Gibson, the only Amer
can member, IS certainly not a representa-
tive man of his nation. The very strong
advocacy Of the Coronation which he has
made, and which has so seriously affected
the Kings popularity is assuredly what
no true American could ever have given
countenance to. The other members of
the Cabinet have no American leanings
whatever. The answer made TO Mr.
Jones remark is a very poor one, and
shews the weakness of the hand by beg
ing the question at issue.
When we turn TO the list itself we find
much of it made out of whole cloth. Mr..
Johnston appears in two places, once as
Police Justice of Kohala, and again as
Clerk of the Police Court. The Post Office
Clerks are not as body Americans: they
are chiefly Hawaiians, or we have been in
the habit of considering them as such,
unless the Government have made a little
deal in annexation on their own account.
and this can hardly be, as our latest
advices from Washington shew that the
annexation bugaboo has only an existence
in the minds of the palace Party" All
Collectors of Customs are not Americans:
We should call Mr.. Stupplebeen at Hawai-
hae a very intelligent and excellent speci-
men of the Hawaiian race. neither are all
road supervisors Americans, far from it.
We might pick holes all along, but these
give a very fair sample of what made up
document this is.
We repeat again, however, that these
minor offices have nothing to do with the
matter; what Americans desire is that the
policy of the country should run in Ameri-
can channels at present it does not.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-06

TE Legislative Assembly Of South Australia
has resolved that it IS imperativey necessary that
steps be Immediately taken for the permanent de-
fence Of the Colony The Russian scare seoms
20 haNn taken lnnn hnll-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-06

THE FIRM OF JNO. A. PALMER
= 4 Co = MS day Dissolved y mutual consent.
an qrrson4 Indebted - tie late fr VII please settle
pfompily VITA Juq. A. Palmer who viii also pay al
ci1ins asainsi the late fr1n upon prssent-il1a.
lNO- a. PALMER
HENRY D. BENSON
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-06

Snow fell in Melbourne on the Goth July for the
first time in thirty-fiyo years and the reports re-
ceiyed from various parts of the country describe
heavy rain, snow and sleet everywhere.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-06

-'r1-ar ri ln.rlir-1fiiIn
N1rr.ulr. ar-E-sf l-Ih. ls-. aia d
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-06
Mortgages Notice Of Foreclosure and Of
Sale

i ~ ANOOhDANNE n VIII \ HOM
Il er Of sale contained in certain Mortgage made BY
J. H. Waileui TO Mary Parker dated the tih day %
January 1880 recorded In iibcr @ page iq4 Notice i
said mortgage, for conditions broken and upon said
foreclosure will sell az public auction al the sales
rooms OF =. T. Adams In Honolulu, on SATURDAY
the 9TH day OF October 1881 al ie NJ Of said day the
premises described in said mortgage below specified
Further particulars can be had Of W. r. Castle.
Attorney at Law.
Dated sept End, lssa MARY PARKER.
Mortgage
Premises to be sold situated In kamoiili. Oahu,
near Honolulu and comprise valuable Kalo and Rice
lands, described ia Royal Patent t53 81 acre. In
ROYAL Patent sfsj. = iG-i00 RsfU
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-06

Il y I'll Is EisN-Nl lAkl / 1 y l III r
Il Third JUDICIAL DISTRICT, Hawaiian Islands.
tn the Estate OF s. KIP. oi liilo Hawaii deceased.
On reading aud fling thc petition Of 7. Coau aud
J. w Kcaomskanl tho Admin strafors of the estate Of
$. kipi OF iio, Hausii deceased. prl1uc that their
BE- approved and that they De discharged from
furihcr responsibility
II Is ordered that FRIDAY the sfh day pf sErTEM-
BER II. issi, az 10 O'Clock 40 tho Court House
iu lilo Hawaii be sct The time and place FOR hear
ing said petition and any objections that may be odcrcd
thereto. and a pcfson Interested In stid estate are
hereby notified 20 attend. =. s. LYMAN,
Circuit Judge N Judicial District u. Z.
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LAWRENCE hocuLIY
L------- II IL ---------- -
CUPREME COURT, HAWAIIAN

~ Islands. To " G.. Faftfk. EHI.. Marshal Of TIE
Hawaiian lalaud-. ur his nepufy. Greeting;
You are commanded, hy order Of The Hon. s. Francis
Judd Chief Justice o. lhs supreme Court and Chaucs
lor, 70 summon kaqminmi, o. defendant % be and
appear before him thc ai1resaid Justice bis Chan
brrs In the Court Huuse, In she City Of Honoiniu
Island Of Oahu. on FRIDAY, Ihg dday oi June ucrf
at 10 in, 10 show cansc Why ihc prayer Of Hqnly
Glade complainant should not DO granted pursuant
the tenor Of his bill % complaint hereto anlcEed.
And have you then there thl- Wut with full return
Of your proceedings thereon
witness %, Hon. g. fTanci. Judd Chief
Justice and Chancellor OF The supreme
10. 81 Court. AZ Honolulu. this 3ih day ~ June
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-06
llrn -Idrsriisemrnis.
Mnrtragaels Notice Of Sale.

DY DIRECTION OF W. T.. A.
ID BREWER Of the firm Of Brewer s Crowninshurg
Of Nakawao. Mani, Mortgages named certain
indeaturc Of mortgage dated March ssih, 1881. b
Kanihovauolc ikl and ~ kanakaioha his wife. and
Moses Keshokaiole and II. kaluskini, his wife, %
Nessrs. Brewer & CrowninghurE Aforesaid am di-
rected 10 sell At Public Auction on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER is, 1852. At u 0'CL0CEH.
al the residence Of the said Kanihosnauols CO The
premises in Mokuhau, Waiuku. on the Waihec side
Of the Waikiki Bridge Al the right title and interest
Of the above named garors in and 10 undivided
half Of Kuleana claim 80. 100 70 kauakace, situaied
in the III Of Msknhao. Waikiki, Mani, aforesaid con
AininE 1910 acres more or let.-tcEeihsr With the
privileges thereon.
ss For further particulars inquire Of lhe underiSu
cd T. W. EVERETT Anc'ir-
Wsiiuku Maui Arr e5ih fsSa ri q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-06
MOrtgagee's Notice of Foreclosure and OF
Sale.

Il 7
i Of sale contained in a certain mortgage made by
Nose Puha to r. h Bingham, dated the 5th day o.
March, 1872, recorded In libcr % page Isl Notice il
hereby given that said mprEagce ntcuds 10 f0rcciose
said mortgage for conditions broken, and upon said
foreclosure viii sell at public auction 40 the ealcs
rooms Of Z. j. Adams IN Honoiuiu, SATURDAY
tho 9TH day Of OCTOBER i3e at i2 n of said day the
premises described in said mortgage as below specified
Further particulars can be had Of ". r. Castle At
turncy at Law.
Dated sept. snd iss.. E.K BINGHAM.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-06
.ater Motto

OFFICE sUP-T WATER WORKS
HoSotuLU, JuIy ad, lsss
Al plf-Uus having Water Privilege arc notified that
ihriT Water Rate. payable -cmi-snnually in aG-
vance o. ihs Uf5cs Of the Superintendent OF Water
Works foot OF Nuuanu street upon tbc lsi day II Jam
utry and July OF each ycar
c. p WILSON. sup't Water Work.
gla SIMON X. BAAi Minister OF Interior
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-06


Tn expression disappointed soreheads'
Is being freely banded around by the de
Tenders Of the present government: the
arguments which have been advanced
against the Palace party being unanswer-
able the only chance, the last straw as it
were. of the supporters of that party was
to throw out some insinuation that might
make a few weak people here, and those
who are unacquainted with our affairs
abroad' think that the Opposition is merely
made up of a set of malcontents who are
disappointed because they are not in
Office This effort to argue on a side issue
is too thin: are the various small store
keepers, the managers and prominent EN-
ployees Of the many plantations, the
merchants, the various classes of profes-
sional men who are constantly writing to
us, talking to us, and urging an even
stronger opposition than we make, az dis
appointed soreheads? By no meansl No
one with grain Of sense believes the sub
sidized mis- statements which appear in
the columns of our contemporary, it IS an
insult to the intelligence Of the commu-
nifty TO try to palm off such ineffable bosh
upon it. No! the opposition represents all
the prominent interests, commercial,
planting and professional; the Opposition
has the true elements of success about it,
1t is popular, its cause is just and Il means
Ia Weelod
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-06

Il Hawaiian kingdom KALAKArA. hr the Grace n
/ Cod. Of ihe Hawaiian lsIanis King.
10 W. q. PAHkE ESQ, Mauhfi af ihe Haaallaa
| Islands ur biz DEPUTY, snLEusg.
Yoh are hereby commanded % summon KAVANAGH
Of H0noulut boz case DE- shall ls written within
twenty daja service hereof 0 bc and appear before hs
Supreme Court ~ ihc J1iy To-ia b s holden Il he
Court Room Of the Court House l0uouiu Island OF
Oahu Monday the 30 day cf july next at 90 o'clock
r. B Afhert0n a. partners boz namr lf Castle & fooke
piaiutif should not ho awarded them pufsu.nf f1 itf
tenor of thcir annercd petition.
Notify the said Kasanaeh that upon lefluit 10 attend
Indictment vim BE- entered s.-itst III 6v ief-sif
t4J ,-,, 81. 40 .s..f.,,lr,I H.. d. ~. /. 81.
80 arehi -i5ctor -- irf.r1e - ,- s.si.f..- - ~
M, 49, ,.,,,.i ..l ~. NJ ~ u -
abode, and him summon go aruelf personally ai lhe
place ID M d17 and hour 1h9i5 nrftasrl fhrr I'd
there ON oath 20 disclose whether be h1a uf no ne Time
ihe I'D ga-auarh fr fi- ,.5.......5 .- ~. ~ -s
nature thereof
srcfIos -When-oesrr sng pef.on saminoned E.
an attorney agent icior or delfof Of ans defendant
i-iilts or asy Justies n rs t-f r-ss M " oi.s
Justice having c1u.ed Tfiruua BIZ notice 10 b. rgrn
70 the painfia b the action shall proceed 10 ake he
line sreyioa. 70 ne w s5Doat.5 ~ ssS-,.y ~ ~
e1ner anl ~ te-'or - l-ls-,.-r.i i- --t 49,,
trustee Or debtor % the party 'eldalf shall be- iatfa
10 have obcyed The l1mmon5
ereesiiioa iil b. isls,d sraIs hi rooc- 800 l1-
ihe amount 0f uch l1luneni lt fle pI1'nte. may
cover against ihe defendant
Hereof fiil not but of your safIiHa au tIs Wrf
fiakr due and faii return.
Wlfncse lhr Hon1Ialie
s. FRANCIS JUDD.
g. Chief Ir1iict
20 ihe tlprsme Court li u0noi1I1. ihis i1ih
day 81 June. s. p f-.s.
Ia0 T. Bars ann. GiefE
Houoiuiu. Oahu. h-Ishy certify ihc fofrr1iD=
lmmols lld peul9n 10 Dr. irle nd e1f.ei c9g.te q
ihc 0rTlai1 hereof n0r lif n ile cllfEs once 5f
The supreme conri 0f Iie Hawaiian islstfi.
W. Q. FAHkE H1fellf.
1t the .ummona in ihia ease be pablshed ia thr
HA~afiiN HAfrr1E 90 least one. seek f1f fhrfr
mo1thf, and lst copT thereof with .le c5mpliut ts
mailed y aid defendant in sln ffa1cisc1 Calfdfrfa
Dated JAY f1ih. is7- 1Esf p. areTfN
III Su Allilc1 1lprtula Co1rt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-06

e..ls - Less af Gorornnent Land
EiiNENHAf. ecptemhcr f1sh prox. At tl.s
ia rn1-a.rt r- Alholazi H1ic. AZ y c'clock noon.
rN ~ nua ~ Frhsir kurticu rh- rru.r 81 \ ~, III
~ -, CrEroN mouHE. o. shs EsPTAN-
NAia Arruluir runniur Do frsi fruniarr On Furi 81
- So errihs rilh lsis coudliion.
Nltre-r ~ rsasl risAir are ycar from dale of thc
- e1tltlniis fry-prccr lr-ici o. stone buiidine.
lr ari lra tam 81 81. which hr is to keep In
-- ail rrr-t a. ~ rcrrfHnsnt ii tht expiration
1I.If Nraar-
ff'e-frEHr e. scars. 1rsei rcict sSQ9 per nr.
r.fr 1,'r1l1t .rui.anu-aiis ID .ssante.
= r. EreH. Ninisrcr ~ snis.sier.
- lrIr7t-' Arr- ln l.s- ais
Eanft WA krrr hat brcr piuises q apposni
Gn fs z N.tzE1 Etsnar ess.oS. rneuh.r ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-06
Fsrai .Edrst6spnfnis.


cVPREME COURT. In BANK
= RUPTCT-In the matter o. KJN SAL ANiNC
Bankrupis. Notice ior prof % elain.
her isf4nt teen dscsrcd Blukr1rt t1. pciitIou nf
u Hlckfrid { Co. and others
Motto Il hereby given for i'i the creditors % ssf
-sfsfe 10 nnrear on FRIDAY. the I'd instant. I IH
oclcck A. 81 before Chief Justice Judd at BIZ hal1
bsrs, in tiieaai Hale sud prove taeis Claims
DEPUTY cislt.
CUPREME COURT OF THE HA-
- uaiiln t.iands. IN rrohdie-fn che natter ofi1c
Estate Of MAJ kICE r r. BECkMiTH late 0i lNaz1H4ri
Mani dcceascf. ~ Chamber. before NJ. Jtsiicc
McCuliT
Brrkifh sdminiziraior 90 the Estate u Ma-rcc Seek
NTH Late a Makawao Maui dcrc1Fr herein he asks %
b allowed g. 20 81 and chflgcs himseif with sii,3i
= ana ssks tha, fhc same msv BE- examined and
,nrroycf and that lual order NAY be- made cf de
tfhutlon o. thc property remaining 10 bis hlnds TO he
persors thereto crtiicd ana di,eharns nin and 81.
sureffes from all further refprrsiFiliF 81 srrl.
/, h ordered thsi THURSDAY, thesih day Of oCr.-
n 1ss. at % o'clock m before the aid irsftcc
- cham hsr- In the Court House Honnni4 BE- 49,
nc same hereby s appointed a. the tine anu piacsr
besrin said petition end accounts. snd hat an per
soss inisrestea msy then snd there appear sud sior
csrss IN any thcy htrc why The same should not BE-
ftled 10 said properly. And that this order. in the
Enrlsh language, he pnehs he'd IN nc hawaiian
f,a-rttr - newspaper printed and nuhshcd In Wcuc
riu FOR three successive weeks previous = hc time
herein sproinfcd for said hearing.
Dated al ionolulu u L, ibis ist day Of sept A. d.
isss LAWRENCE MccULlI,
Attest Chief Justice of supreme Coufi
feo Rtr~tun fInrt nf Snrfrrr Court 0lf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-06

Much Of the business Of the Post Office has to
carried on in French now that we have joined the
.. p L. Il pity that there is no one on the
staff who is able to transact this business the
whole correspondence has TO DO conducted by a
gentleman who kindly undertakes the work. This
matter initiates against the interests of the public
as the money order system for abroad is now in
allegiance because the inefficient Post Office Oifi-
eials dread the idea of the correspondence which
1t would entail and which they are incapable Of
carrying on. If we have TO pay 1000 year for
Postmaster-General, the public has a right 10 de
mand that he should be able TO perform the duties
OF his Office. The gentleman who now does the
translating would answer admirably in the post
occupied by the present figure head.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-06

NHNlll NllfAs
The within slmmou5 .ef1ued HnscVcl. this i1ih
dny Of June i-s ihe said Kslmlum having left fhis
Kiurdou IN lslb, board tho fum1rc fur sTdfrT,
which place he descrted. and a native named Paa. uha
on board s-d vcssc 80 Che tmc. and is Ho-
noluu, informs mc that said haumIlmi has nrfcr re-
TUNED 10 Honolulu, aud the last known place Of
residence pf knumiumi being sTdney. n. 5. w.
~ e.. pAuEE Marahai
HAWAIIAN rarfNUa1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-06

THE p. {. 4. seems to think that during
the three months in 1874 when Mr. Hart
well was Attorney General, he initiated
the present so-called Military Craze. -
He certainly tried to have the Household
Troops and the volunteer companies placed
under discipline and articles Of war: the
former appeared to have been shipped like
mere contract laborers. and to be liable to
no rules and regulations He also assisted
in the special police organization, which
was intended 10 put down any further
riot. The excitement among the natives
generally was SO great at the result of the
election, that no one knew but further out
breaks would occur. We were not aware
however that there was any increased ap-
preparations. or any addition to the regu-
lar military force
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-06

He must be short sighted indeed who
can fail to see the disasters impending
over this country if the Treaty of Reel
procity shall cease to have effect in 1884.
at which time the United States has the
right to cause its termination. 1t is an
invariable rule that initiation of values,
when its cause Is removed, is followed by
a depression which carries them far below
their original point of departure. The
value Of land is criterion of all other
pecuniary values, and OF the real or ap-
parent prosperity of a country. The fall
in the value OF land will be sure and great,
il sugar production shall cease to pay;
with this, must follow want of employ
ment for skilled and crude labor, falling
off in the revenues of the country, to be
supplied by increased taxation, although
upon people whose resources are dimin-
ished. No pen can easily depict the dis
tress and complications which are probable
if the treaty fails
Americans residing here seek to shew
the United States that there are reasons
for continuing that treaty, from an Ameri-
can. as well as from a Hawaiian stand
point. Other nationalities well know that
this effort is due to no trifing desire to
seek Office, or 10 oust others from office:
and that national pride has nothing to de
with It,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-06
roVERNffENT LoANI

AETnfT-NT uT FINAN,I
HHzuir1t Aug SSH Is--
t-rrie zrer dhaf applications ior alg
ffr NEW eolERNNENT LOAN up be-
$3.50 nue r.ru hr received or -ha 1fra-stt Doe
alr llr-r. ..rasd ar g. So T11 cent per aunalu
rars7 ssnruarr and ihr Bond. -yrfnTi from
.es-rurrf 1F1sf rhsfsaag4s
SIMON b kAAI
Nirisicr sI ll. Iuiaf.ur
.rssar a. boz l.esu appointed Road SUPER
llIf fa. -lH l-'aud of HaaeiI t.. romH.i- ial
a4si r.frrHhtf 1si real
ESQ p Er 81 AiH.-r.f..I IuI-rIof
lli. tinIrf tur e.it l--e Hs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-06

IT Is not necessary for Us to speak odi
torially Of the Coronation farce this week:
communications have come in from all
quarters, We cannot find room for all that
our correspondents have to say on the
subject, but the number Of letters that we
have received shows how heartily the thing
Is laughed at in all directions. For so
pitiful show, 1t has hardly been worth
while 20 rouse up so much opposition
The adviser Of His Majesty who initiated
the idea. the great Prophet Of Lanai. has
incurred heavy responsibility in sapping
the Kings popularity SO thoroughly as he
has by pushing forward the matter in the
teeth Of such strong and widespread op-
position The wisest course to pursue
now would be to postpone the affair in
definitely and then allow it to drop ont Of
sight.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-06
Mortgages Notice Of Foreclosure and Of
Sale.

IN NACCoRDANCEWITI A POWER
i OF sale contained In certain mortgage made by
Kauaksoc and kcala TO j. C. White assignee 20 o
Cumming dated the eist day Of November, ISIS SO.
tce Is hereby given that said MORTGAGE intends 10
foreclosc said mortgage for condition broken, aud
upon said foreclosure viii sell az public auction n tho
sales rooms Of Z. 2. Adams IN Honolulu. on sATUR.
DAY, the 5th day Of October isss ai T. VI or said dav
the premises described In said mortgage below
specified
Further particular can be had Of " r. Castle. A.
torucy At Law. o. :. CUMMINGS.
Assignee Of Mpfirirrr.
Dated sept Cd fsss
Premises TO be sold arr situated i'm kaasel boz Kco
lsupoko, Oahu and described In ROYAL Patent ,3
and contain 10Th acres NJ fine kao or rice land
under cultivation
There will aso be sold at the zsmC time and place
that Kuleana situate IN said Kaalaca, containing
i00 acres described tn Royal Patent s.6 consisting
Of fine Kalo and kua land with living spring Of water
on the land. on q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-06
PROVISIONAL CONVENTION BE-
TWEEN PORTUGAL AND THE
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS

His Majesty the King of the Hawanau
Islands and His Majesty the King Of Por-
tugal and Of Algarves, equally desirous of
binding and Strengthening the relations of
friendship aud commerce which happily
exist between their respective States, have
resolved 10 conclude Convention to reg
ulate temporarily these relations, until
definite treaty can be made, and for this
purpose have appointed their Plenipotenti-
aries, namely:
Ills Majesty the King OF the Hawaiian
Islands, Mr.. Henry A. P. Carter, member
Of His Privy Council of State. Grand
Officer Of the Royal Order of Kalakaua,
His Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary at this Court:
And His Majesty the King OF Portugal
and of the Algarves, Mr.. Antonio de Ser
pa Pimental, Counselor of State, Peer Of
the Realm, Minister and Secretary Of
Safe Of Foreign Affairs
Who, after communicating each to the
other their full power. which they found
in good and due form, m,agreed to the foll5w-
ing
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-06

IN Fiji, the question Of the Hindoo Coolic Is
still being hotly debated thus great dissatis-
faction The price that has to be paid for each
man allotment The calculation of Sir Arthur
Gordon and the actual cost being at variance. Sir
Arthur when proposing the scheme said Ny
calculations are g lss. the expense for recruit
ing los. head per man for the agent: passage
money, El2; cost of returning same, g in ALL
fl9 lss deducting from this the amount of ono
third as paid by the Government we arrive at the
fact that for tl2 ss sd. we obtain cooie servant
for five years with his wages Of 3D. per day addi
tional with rations" Applicants for Coolies are
asked e2l per head now, not far of what Is asked
for Portuguese immigrants here
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-06

Mortgagee's Notice of Foreclosure and Of
Sale

/ n ASNOlNlJANNE w LII AEON Eh
l. OF sale contained In certain mortgage made By
PuuOhau 10 T. &. Mcdowell dated the 5nth day or
March isiS recorded In liber 81, page 26e notice is
hereby given that said mortgage intends to fOreclosc
said mortgage, for condition broken, and upon said
fnreclosurew sell at public auction NJ the sacsrooms
Of +. 7. Adams In Honolulu, on SATURDAY. the 5th
day Of OCTOBER, iso3 at l. m. Of said day the prem
scs described IN ssd mortgage a. below specified
Further particulars can be had Of ". r. Caste, At
torncy at Law.
CHtS I. GUL1CK
ATTORNEY Mnrf~r.snn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-06
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