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Soyereigns were receivable at the Treasury
at IS each. This was done under the old
| law. and could not affect the subsequent
peremptory Statute, further than this :
| the Privy Council Resolution might per
haps be regarded as sanctioned by the Act
of Sept. 1876. although not made or pro
Tossing to be made under its authority.
The legal Z. S. gold standard however
still remains the only monetary standard
of this Kingdom, with a modification Of
the law allowing Z. S. silver coin for debts
of $50, and for certain proportions of
larger debts. at their nominal rdlue, and
other coins at their value as voted by the
Privy Council. If the Privy Council see
fit to rate foreign coins other than those
of the United States at any value not
according to the U. $. gold standard, that
would be setting aside the clear terms Of
the Statute, so as TO make our standard of
money as variable as are our Cabinets and
Privy Councils it would also be della
cation of the law-making power which
the Constitution does not permit.
/ If then this Government shall have a
Hawaiian gold coinage it must be OF coin
equal in intrinsic value to the Z. S. gold
coins of the same denominations. As
long as silver coins and British sovereigns
shall continue to circulate at more than
their intrinsic value as compared with q.
S. gold, they would at once drive such
Hawaiian gold coins out of circulation, as
they have done with U. S. gold coins. The
only coin then which the Government can
safely have coined must be silver, unless
the present gold law is enforced, which
ought not to be done now without proper
notice So that the community may be pre-
pared for it.
Right here come in two very important
considerations, namely: If the S2,0000O0
loan is effected abroad, as it is likely to be,
the money which can be obtained is Z. S.
gold. not silver If the Government shall
take in lieu of gold its equiraleHt in silver,
there would be gain of say III per cent,
or say $4,000 If this silver shall be
made into Hawaiian coins, and is intended
to be legal tender for debts of only $50,
and for the Statutory proportions of silver
for larger debts, there is nothing to pre-
vent our helping to deplete the Z. S.
Treasury of its surplus and now useless
piles of silver dollars, worth say 49,
cents each. in gold value. if we desire to
do so. But the lenders on our Govern
ueul JULIUS huOM wen tudb tHeS Sah Oah
for T. S. gold in payment, except for the
small part which the Statute allows to be
paid in silver The whole subject de
mands great care. or else serious National
trouble may result. This country will not
be the only spectator of the course which
the King and his Cabinet shall take con
corning this Loan. and the Coinage.
Other countries whose people residing or
owning property here will be affected,
will closely scrutinize this matter.
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in the tables il we were sure that II was
some medical authority.
Anold feature, which we have frequently
brought before our readers, is the number
OF deaths under the heading unknown. y
there is no reason why ID deaths should
have occurred, during the last month,
whose cause is unknown" Ii is the duty
Of the Executive to try and find out what e
the cause. and it argues a disgraceful
looseness if the matter has not been prop
erlv investigated. 4 death from I'M
known . causes is always suspicious. We
have had one OF two instances lately where
suspicion has been aroused and an invest
igation demanded in how many cases
have foul means been used without any
suspicion being aroused? Who can tell
Further information is desirable, above
what we obtain from the tables 10 deaths
are reported as unattended" Were these
Of Natives or Foreigners Considering
the large APPROXIMATION that has been made
for the Board Of Health, considering the
great desire which the President OF the
Board Of Health has expressed for the
sanitation of Honolulu, we must confess
that the record of this month is by no means
satisfactory How Is it that 80 per cent.
Of the deaths in this city, more than ! of
the total. have occurred without any med
ical attendance? Upon what is the Board
Of Health spending its funds? Are there
not physicians enough in this city? If
there are not sufficient, available for Board
Of Health work, let us have more
the appropriation is there to draw upon.
One of the great points which Mr.. Gibson
used as alever to lift himself to the position
he now occupies, was this care of the pub
lie Health other Ministers had not done
their duty. but. 20. We Hawaiians," he
was prepared to do his He has now been
in office since May, and we fail to find not
only any improvement in the conduct of
the Board Of Health, but also of any indi-
cation of activity either by that body or
their worthy chairman.
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IL view of the supposed intention of the
Government to establish Hawaiian
Coinage ii is essential to consider well
our currency laws. The Coinage Act of
1880 authorizes the Minister of Finance
" to purchase gold and silver bullion with
any moneys which may from time to time
be in the Treasury, and to cause to be
coined therefrom gold and silver coins of
the values following that is to say Of the
value of twenty dollars. ten dollars, five
dollars and two dollars and fifty cents !;
ana silver coins of the value of one dol
lar fifty cents, twenty five cents and
twelve and one half cents" The second
Section of this Act declares that " All such
coin shall be of equal weight and fneness
with United States gold and silver coins
of the same value"
The Legal Tender Act now in force
here, entitled An Act to Regulate the
Currency and approved Sept. 18th, 1876
declares that, the geld coins # he United
States # -lmsrjca alaE BE- ne standard and a
legal toadcr a. his Kingdom, IL al payments Of
dcJts. nj liar nominal ralue" Section l.
Also. that a the silver coin of the United
States shall be a legal tender for all debts
within this Kingdom for any amount not
exceeding fifty dollars, and for debts be-
tween fifty and one hundred dollars fifty
dollars may be paid in silver coin and the
remainder shall BE- paid IN gold ooiR as afore
said" Sec 2. The Act also provides
. that for all debts of one hundred dollars
in amount not exceeding one Thousand
dollars the legal tender for such debts
shall be seventy-tive per cent. thereof in
silver coin Of the United States as afore-
said. and twenty FIVE per cent. in gold com
Of the United States as aforesaid" Sec. 3.
And. for all debts exceeding one thous-
and dollars. for the first thousand thereof.
the payment may be made as is provided
in the preceding Section, and for the re
naming sum, fifteen per cent may be
paid in silver coin as aforesaid, and the
remainder shall be paid Ia gold coin as
aforesaid BY this Act, gold and silver
COINS others than those Of the Z. S. shall
be receivable in payment Of private OF
Government debts other than Customs
duties, which are payable only in Z. S.
gold. a at their value as fixed by the King
in Priyy Council and Published by the
Minister OF the Interior
There can be no question Of the mean
ing of this law, Notwithstanding the
custom which has prevailed since its
enactment, neither to pay nor TO require
the legal Z. S. gold tender Nor can
there be any question that no legal tTibu-
nal here OF elsewhere would give the
sanction Of law to a rrlle Of the Privy
Council, whether made before or after the
Legal Tender Statute, which should pro
pose to make anything but ..fhe gold coins
Of the United States the standard Of our
money.
The Priyy Council gave notice April
18th. 1876 lbgore the enactment Of the
present Legal Tender Act that British
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TIM general intelligence Of this com
munity want information and not SQUAD
bles." says the r. c. l., and adds. we
sincerely believe that Planters care more
for principles than personalities" This is
touching and edifying The venerable
Mr.. Gibson desires, ike the Cheshire cat
in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. to
change the subject Above all, no person
alities, only principles We shall con
time. nevertheless, to give full and regu-
lar information about the conduct Of our
public men. from the King down The
Planters require no instruction from Mr..
Gibson as to what they wish or need.
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The non-arrival of the P. NJ. S. S. Co.'S new
steamer Sda Jose, at this port is explained by her
being placed temporarily on the Panama-San
Francisco route. The delay, by Unforeseen occur
rences, of the steamers SdH Bias and San Joaquin
at Chester Pa, has been the cause Of this tent
porary change in the programme arranged, and
according to the provisions of which, the San Jose
would be placed on the Honolulu-San Francisco
1ipa
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9auaiiarl O5azette.
WEDNESDAY. NovEMBER 5. -

RUMoRs have been going the rounds that
the Minister Of Finance was to he reques
ted to resign. and last Monday was stated
to be the day on which he would grace
fully retire: up to the hour Of going to press,
however. we have received no confirmation
Of the rrmor From various indications
however, we opine that some such change
is mpditated
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DEPARTMENT OF FRANCE,
ioNslglU, Aug 18th, 1872.
Voice d sifels given that applications Tor amy
rerlicn uf ihr NEw GOVERNMENT LOAN up to
o5on. ooo-rir ncn b. received at the Treasury. tie
rate Of inir Is hacd az 81 six per per annun
riyath.esh snnualls, and the Bonds are exempt from
aulsetsrnm,ni Taas, Whatsoever.
SIMON X KAAi
~ Minister u the interior
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Sale Of Lease Of Government Land.

on FRIDAY DECEMBER sth pro1., At the front
entrance OF Alolan Hale at Il O'Clock will be
sold Public Auction thr Lease Of parcel Of Land
belonging 70 the Hawaiian Government and situated
Oh tho s.E. Slope of Puuchbow.
TERMS-Lcasc 5yrars upsca price $50 per aunurn.
payable scmi-annuaily IN advance.
JNo. Z. BUSH, Minister q interior.
-'lilfrti.,, feir- Nor 9Th 1852 40
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TIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
4 bcn daily appointed and o-aff1ei - ,|-r1f.r -
ne WHi q flc |pic v T. kAHANTH ff II fs-.-
hPui sANat decreased. hereby nIill-s FL lI..rl 81
RT caiui. iFain.t sld deceased - rssa ~ rs n
the undersigned ~ Waldhiun Kan rl1nIIIi .I.r 80
months IRON DATE. or they VIZ ~ frrrFtr nsr-
p7r-ocs indeptrd r. he aid "a n k1rllnasfI Wis
please make Immediate payment ~ 1I.a1r
O.. 81 q. tOEE4
v,,ot,,, Int. % h.,sts q D. k1zlls1
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IT is useless to show the T. q. 4. the
tendency 10 unconstitutional government
which has aroused such criticism and anx-
iety in this country, because the ?. c. 4.
defends the course which we. in common
with ali independent men declare to be
wrong and unauthorized. We say that
the King ought not TO extend ms pre-
rogative so as to influence the elections,
and also to obtain votes for appropriations
by his personal solicitations and rewards
Of offices. The p. c. T. says he ought to
do so. and when we voice the common sen
iiment of the country on this subject, that
Journal not an organ cries out, I've
defy the GAZETTE to point to single nm
constitutional act on the part Of the King!"
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VIZ must decline to follow the .ldge1tsor
in its course downwards during its late
issues It has displayed a vindictive person
atty: when it has got through with its
mud bath, we trust that the paper and
its Premier Proprietor may feel better
Fer reply to the statement that we have
advanced what is not true, we need only
refer our readers TO what has already been
published in our columns, the evidence Is
before the public, as far as 1T can be placed
in the columns Of a newspaper. Judg
ment has been passed by the popular voice
deciding in our favor
1t again behooves us TO point out that
the very worst thing TO do is 10 lose
ones temper Oh. dear how long il takes
some men to learn this, even age and ex-
perience do not necessarily teach it, Poor
dear. was it so very angry Well, well!
il ought to be soOthed and we trust our
present Issue will have that eminently sat
isfactory result we wouldn't trouble it
for the world
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TursnAr. November ssh, ~ being the Ann,er-
saiy Of hr Recognition ~ Hawaiian independence by
the Govcrnmcni ~ Great Britain and France viii be
observed a. Pebble Holiday. and all public office
throughout ihc kingdom viii be closed
JNo. r BUSH, Minister Of Interior.
interior uhirr oct aisi fsee ag
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Mortgages Notice Of Foreclosure Al 4

y AtIUHDA me- VIII a TUWFH
kaiu % ~ Ma'oliuu htn Hs5.,iI 1.'n. q = 81
Emerson, oi fialsiu1. ollr dated a. 90 ~ n o.
l'io recorded la hher 81. .lle. f1t an.l ~. E1 =
sid inoItslsr, Tor ruudllinn hrrlan. ir rrrH 80
ci9slft VIZ -e.l ~ pnha aEctrr = Ir = .IHI
% z. p. aa1ms IN n1no1In On Il.s.'5lI ID. ~ az
~ November, is2 at q ~ ~ .aid A. i.r rrl1IleI
ieset,5 ea in sald laoriEa-e a. 1slqg sr.c 1..L
Further rlrficuisrs cas- g. srl N 81 n rta-If a.
torney at Law e. ENENatI
, tirmiaes @ b. tqld &c silliad a klll,l' 80.
z acre-.
Also az iesisags two liird, Interest y .. ~,
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IN THE sUPEEyrE cr1T-fTr -
! she Hfaaliss fsIlc.|-. .n nstFt tr.--rs - 49,,
OF e. T. STltarrMfE.t uar.rr1. 'T1r|.1 ID. I-|.
iflrs O. s. 1tai rrel- it.lr f-tsats 11rr - = 49,.
Afsru
An perscas interested ). lle E-asr .f-s. G. $50.
nTrr 20 ffQnalliIl. a. 81 1r.st|I fl0Il ~ ''|
modified ih1t on itr 1f1i |sl - tril ~ N d -. .
siid a.. e. >frltrrtTrr |ala. 81 I.I. a.I a
iudrad ard fecIr1l 4 E1n1r1rf - -. I1...
1cifiou and ir aas falt1cl nr 'Iri ~ o. q - 70.
40 claims scllaaf 10 sali q. t rIriI .|1rF
friv verified afh ne tf.tl ~ rs l..as F. =. = -
,le s'ri Is7 % No-Fntrf. n = It1 Hf ..It 81 -
DAY, TIE -ifi dlY nl SOY 1NNEN n = M -.
ftis Cuurl. Ihr CrTlf NefrI ~ ~ N..|r
urrnl1ll. De- ffr time rllr o. ~ 49,.
l-lirat fnr stil o. e. rIfll.rHITI y'I '.I. -.
"a In WouciuIu. ard Install cred e. u w. 49,.
l-l- pis,lels aelec = -. - 40 NII =
nuu-ufrnd1uce. stdf g. ttrsIlsral d. H.. ~. 49,.
their ci,iias. a1i s,sI nsi 81 lierrt 3 s,s 49,
claims rfIfrulrIa.
~ rrlier oi ne Caurf. n p iva
1.Tais rie'4 sfstrer r-r...
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IN PURSUANCE or TITE FI.l,rl.
a Of a cesisin rldri-ref ter'I saa.Ir Be- IL 1...I I.
q k1u. Island ~ Hsst|i e. ~ j Hrta. lI.aaI ~.
a9trd ne - ais q lgnr A. y -. .serlTi t..
Convey rclr. aHl r9-IlstII % O ass a. 0I.. +.
the leta ni9 20 aglg i-lt- 80 - lfrIrl - eva
said m1Iirirr On ite - ~ % r.rrrr.les ~. -.
ihcreapen, % advertise o. -.-i-er9I r-1e'1 !. !. -
sale Al flhiir Aacf.cr- OF IIuHI
f.sienee % M1rtr1-c ly BE- fliorrrT ~ nrrf.t.
noa1ieiu, Nor. ID. i..1 ~
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THrnspAT, The 10th day Of November, iss2- being
the Anniversary Of the birth Of His Majesty tho King,
viii nc observed a. Public Holiday. and All public
oaiccs Throughout the Kingdom viii be closed
JNo. Z. BUSH, Minister Of Interior.
Interior once oct. s1st. Issa e1
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The Mortuary Report Of the Health
Department will be found in another
column. 1t is satisfactory 20 the public
70 have these statistics once more laid
before them. From some unknown cause
there has been a considerable hiatus in
the publication Of the report.
The number Of deaths compared with
the total Of four preceding years shows a
considerable increase. This NAV be
partly owing to the increased population,
but we doubt whether the increase Of
population in this city is commensurate
with the great increase upon the deaths in
October OF last year. Il Is remarkable
thing that no less than eight deaths. or
fourteen per cent u tine whole number
should be entered under dropsy: there
must have bsen an extraordinary number
Of such cases. We 90 not know who GER
titles in these cases IS to Tie cause 81
death. but We should have far greater faith
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We made some reference last week to
protests which had been lodged by certain
parties with the United States Consul.
against the alledged illegal collection Of
duties by the present Hawaiian Govern
ment We then dismissed as unworthy.
the rumor that they were working in the
interests Of parties who were inimical to
the Treaty: we think we were right in so
doing. for a far better explanation has
been offered during the week. Very good
authorities tell us that the funds in the
treasury ran down to bed rock" during
the last days Of October, and that 1t was a
tight squeeze to scrape up enough to pay
even the salaries: in order to raise money
the Customs were screwed up to the high
est tension. A pretty Cabinet this is,
which risks trouble in treaty matters for
the sake Of obtaining few hundred dol
lars TO supply its depleted treasury: a
treasury which has been made bare by
throwing money away upon variety Of
folhes. thrones, crowns, visits of the
Chamberlain abroad. &c &c. &c
The financial policy Of the present
Cabinet is on a par with the efforts of one
- Brudder Gardner's'' celebrated lime kiln
club to paint an historical picture. they are
about as fit to do the one as the other
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Licenses Expiring IN November, 1852.



Young 10 Tsun Maunnkcu street Hunolu
3 Juhn Robrlo, cor NuuHnu aud Hotel tt-
SD Neal. knhumanu street
. q Scrrisrn a Co, Nuuunu street
Thomas G Thrum. Merchant street
G Along, Nuuanu street
A N Nellie Fort street
&c Man Tong Co, Hotel street
? Corchcc Ahung. Port street
s Hop lick Go, cor King and Nuuanu re 90
Arcr. Waianue
% Sam Shin Nuuanu street
y WIN Ncnncr a Co Esft street
ID sam Krc. Nuuunu sirrsf
y = Copenhagen. Nuusnu street
u 1ioilisicf a Go, Nuuanu street
y MI n y Burrcss. Fort street
y wrnE Chu Emma street
- Tbos Thrnm, Fort street
= berger, Merchant street
Is Gct Pio King street
- Ho Ping. king street
2 Chan Ming Tong, Hotel street
p Chan kcc, Nannakca street
= Chan kee. rlakohoo street
= Eurk Sing, Hotel street
y E vi Buchanan, Smith A bcfltunia sts
p Ton Kim. kmmn street
8 See BOP Co. Mnunnkua street
9. Allen Robinson. Queen street
q XII Lrc Emmu street
RETAIL HAWAII.
Yen Chap Why. Kailua Kona
{ AicnH. pHnaiknu ililo
Gu Chone Honnapo, Kuu
Chunr Pen a Co, runalnu. Kan
= Man lhconr, Laupahochoc Hio
Is Wong Wal niio
RETAIL-MAII.
Hang Chong a CO. paa, Hamukurpoko
An ChuuE Naiknpu
e ape, LAhaiuu
e Al llq7ng 4 csusl sing. r9,ia. Nasagso
= 4 Aierhorn a oo'heunHkatri, Molohai
RETAII.-KAUAI.
Axiom, Nawiliwii
vICrUALING
Axle wnfmca. HAWAII
Aiens, fspaikan, hllo
lhonE Kong lrun,. Naalchu. kau. Hawaii
Hop Sicl a Co cor Nuaanu and KING Ste Honolulu
u Apana Kapai Hilo. Hawaii
= Arlr. Hotel street. Honolulu
ie An Hong Chuck sing Paia Malseuao Maui
= Jos hodrrick Queen eireet, Honolrlu
? Al chonE, waikHpu, Maui
DRUG.
y Mckihhin, Queen street, Honolulu
- { II Nrimurr. lliio Hawaii
wHOLESALE.
YIN 6 Irwin a Co. cor Fort aud Queen e. Honolulu
" 7 a u Nuicrhcusc, Queen street Honolulu
, IA y Matgrhousr. king street. Honolulu
cf Quunr sam kct y CO, King street. Honolulu
BILLIARDS.
/ jas Dpdd, Pantheon Saloon Honolulu
lt Richard, Houolaa. hamallua, Hawaii
CAKE PEDDLING
2 Aiock. kingdom
= An san, Kingdom
p Ahn. Kingdom
% Chung Nern. Kingdom
AUCTION
2 D ~ u kaupuna. nanalei, Kauai
Lrkca Aka, kclna. Kauai
j kcNe. Wnimca. kauni
PEDDIINS.
y q Sahinn. Kingdom Is Koual
: n Wcnnnf. Kingdom llionuulu'
BUTCHER.
! X kapule a Al lana. Nalaarn. Maui
it Alexander Mcbride. koloa. knuai
- " Z Rirr. Llhue kauai
IoBBING SPIRIT
10 Wing Wc Chang a %. Nuuanu street Honolulu
LIVERY STABLES.
70 Nnz kicerr Uninn street. Honolulu
PORN BUTCHER.
! II TAI. Makavae, Maui
FIRE ARMS
y n \ Nhnnes, D.. kona Oahu
q n Dimuud. kona. Oahu
. Afinr kana. Oahu.
NJ Jagrs e. HsNroS De- this day appointed an Agent
TO Artnrvlds 5.abcr Contrasts between Masters and
Servants fc he Disirict Of North Kohala. leland Of
Hawaii sNO. 4 BUSH
Minister Of Interior
interior once. Oct gan. i'Ss ~
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No share q hne imposed upon a for desert
ilr Bound Service, or refusing work be paid
ronsfhics. These should an be returned 10 The
Public Treasury
In Districts where there stationed paid oonsta-
tiss only, no share OF costs Is to br paid 70
them. except in opium cnsef and in Smuggling cas,s.
This nrrlirs 10 Criminal and Civil GAG
A.F-JUDD.
Chief Justice or the supreme Court.
Attest Jse. f. BsrNAEn.
CLERK Of the Supreme Court.
Honolulu November 9Th 1sss a3Jim
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VIZ hear with considerable regret of the retire

We HedI VIII UUIIaIutIHUIt TtgftI OF Iue teIlrt-
ment of Mr.. j. s. Webb from the Editorial chair of
The Advertiser in all our relations with that gentle
man we have always experienced the greatest cour-
tesy and good fellowship: the Press Of this country
suffers a real loss when Mr.. Webb lays aside the
pen, or rather the No. Faber, which does duty
him to this country large experience of newspa
per work and a reserve stock Of energy which he
has had to tax severely in getting out his daily
issue. We are sorry, however, that to the public
Mr.. Webb's work has always appeared trammeled
had he been left free 10 do as he desired, would
assuredly have raised the tone of the r. c. 4. to
much higher standard than il now stands at We
bnt voice the desires of n numerous circle of
friends when we wish Mr.. Webb every success in
his new venture in life.
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Irrigation after this date !, strictly forbidden OK
cept between tho HOURS OF 20 n. IN and 9" g
u. m. e. y. WILSON.
supt. Water Works.
Approved .lso L. Btsn, Minister Of Interior
Honolulu. Oct path, isse Do
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nAmAllAs l.L.sn..


Nrll-n q lllu.
hereby rsytiiT flri De nifsI1 lnI frrrIfs 7. :
true and falthfcl Guy n zoe o-ifirI f1r.ar ID. -
iu thc Libel TO- Gr0Irr ENNEl fEE f.iI - u. "a
kN GILES and Az 81 DE Mlf-i.r. f-i.-l i-.--.s
and thar ~ reason OF slil NsrsnlIs fTraTa ~ f..
20 The october Term tnrsral. e. ca rI.sa
ihe eas- p c1niinltd ~ NJ 1rst flrtarG I.1 A a
i.sii and TAFT IN itf rlstnfIlr 81 lif-..tI ~.
gte. rrlalru the sli rr-1irst % l1sarr 81 iarr.t
druuarv Terfn
Us WITNESS lglrr.1i. have ~ ~naIr - .Ir So
This lih dry ~ o. .nher a. H. is1
a. 50 $50. 2. n1kNAnD.
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nrIIcE ~. MATER MORKs

IIosoIuLU, July ID, issa.
AT rE-csi hevug Water Privilege. are notified that
their Water Rate arr psynblo scmiuunually, in ad-
vance A. ihc once of fht superintendent % Water
works, foot Of Nuuanu Street, upon the 1T day Of
January and July Of each yer
CD WILSON,
supt Water Work..
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