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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-25
Licenses Expiring in January, 1882.

RETAIL-OAHU.
VIM Fenncll King ST. Honolulu
J Whitney & Robertson, Merchant ct,
Z ID X MANU- halihi.
3 Lnm Wal Hee. Nuuanu 81,
3 sam Nowein. Hotel Il,
4 Rwon= Yin Sing d Co. Nuuanu Il,
5 Hop Hing, Beretaaia It,
; sam Wo Chong & CO. Hotel st,
Ching On & Co. Nuuanu T.
Tibbetts .S Sorenson. Ulakoheo.
Levers Cooke, Fort -,
10 Honolulu Iron Works Co, Ulakoheo,
10 All Teck, Nuuanu Il.
u Laie Plantation Com'y, Laie, koolauoa
l6 Wong Park, Nuuanu It. Honolulu
IL lie Akoi. Mauuakea II
% VIM Levy, King 1t, King st,
- Ahuna q Alsana, Kaalaea. Koolaupoko
. 2, ) Mossman, Nunanu It, Honolulu
q Conchec & Ahung. Nuuanu st,
"a Sing Chon- 4 Co. Hotel II,
IS Hop Hing cor Nuuanu and BerctaLia St,
g Manuel de Quadras, King s. =.
RErAIL-KAUAL
wo Hop Kee, Hanapepe
Il Hong Lung. kilauea,
81 e = Pinkham, kOoa,
2 AlCisu. Kappa Hawaiian.
RErAIL-HAwAIL.
Shen Fook Kce & Co. Kela. Kan,
Z Tong Wo Makapaa, kohala,
Tuck Ung & Co, Makapala y kohala,
l9 IIo Gin. Punahua, Hilo.
- W II Holmes, Waipio, Hamakua,
q Henry Armitage Honokaa, Hamakua
a Sal Hong & Tong Wong, Iloolawa, lanakua,
~ Menecke, Waohinu, KAu-
RETAIL-AAUI.
! Batchelor Waikiki.
jas W Girvin. Waikiki,
10 Akau, Makawao,
l. l. Akana, Haiku,
Is Wong Alsu. Kokomo, Nakawao,
Is All Cheong, itoEoEoh1u LAhaina,
Il Hong Hung kue, Wailuku.
VICrUALIHG.
/ Apau, Koloa. Kauai,
sung Al, Hamakuapoko, Maui,
Aio, Lahaina. Maui,
Loo hau, Halawa, holala,
10 Ata Hotel 81. Honolulu,
"A Fuck Tai. Nuuanu 81. Honolulu,
10 Kong Lung. kiauea. Kauai,
- Alien StackpOle, hRHuihae, Hawaii,
q Akona, Wailelc, Ho, Hawaii.
q Jos Maikaloa. Kslaln HilO, Hawaii.
WHOLESALE.
/ HE Mcintyre & Bro, King and Fort SITS, Honolulu.
RETAIL SPIRIT.
/ Henry vieira, Nuuanu, ST. Honolulu.
CAKE PEDDLING.
Il Apans. Nolokai.
Is Loo Rau, y Kohala. Hawaii,
= Wong Gee, Honolulu.
% All Chonc, Eva, Oahu.
BIrCHER.
IRK Pahee, waiohinu Kan Hawaii,
"a W II Cornwell, Waikapu, Maui
PORK BUrCHER.
All Sim, Piihonua, Hilo, HIwaii,
II Fou h-c. Hotel st, Honolulu,
20 Afat, Wauku. Maui.
LIVERY STABLES.
f3 VIM Lew Honolulu Oahu
IA Macfarlane, Hawaiian Hotel, Honolulu.
billiard.
Frank Scna. KOhala, Hawaii,
II Armitage. HouOkaH. Hamakua. Hawaii,
- sam Nowlcin, Hotel 81, HVnOlnlu.
FIRE ARMS.
5 Young Ming, KCnn Oahu
- II Black,
boat.
10 Mahele. Honolulu, Oahu.
"A NApod, Honolulu, Oahu.
AUCTION.
is Jos Tucker, KohGla, Hawaii.
SALMON.
Haula Lihue. Eaui.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-25

a. 1T: -,t,0's Vn naiokai have applied IN
tne Minister of the Interior for I sS 80 ~
place. As they cannot leave the sottiS
ment, they must cast their votes r. '',e- 10
east no vote. For several wears II bas i h,,'l or
the practice of the Minister of tbn '1 Intaa uesn
ior to appoint an Inspector Of Elect;ons t,,es
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JAS. S. LEMON.

string handy. ~
nlndus We may have to come To also
Iant rao = question which it is to be hoped the
tha,nxai p,ansers VIII be able to settle amongst
themselves frst, thus saving all unneces.
s st,iy aci1mony OF public discussion upon
ule point Everything seems now in
good tram for them to do this, and everv
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Administrators Notice.
uyHE NnERSIt.<Ha. HAE1Nas nrE<

appointed, by the supreme Court Admin stratsr
Of the Esiate Of ME1iIU ELAH X. MAHUkA. LATE %
HONOLULU deceased hcrcbv notifies al partir- ind hfrd
70 aid estate. TO make immediate uayu.cut the
dcrsued all parties having property Ia their charge
belonging said estate requested notify shc
administrator Of ths same without delay. All psrr--
having claims against saiG e-tate requested 20
present the duly authenticated 90 the urr.gusd
within six months or they viii he forever barred.
SIMON n kAAt. Admini-tfator
Estate Of Methuselah n. Mahaka. d-cca-ed.
Honolulu. January 16td. loS2 a.
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TrrsI .ldrsrfsrmrnfs.
5PREME COURT or THE ma

CUPREME COURT OF THE HA-
- wxffan Isands In Probate--Iu the natter tf the
Estates Of MAGARET +. SMITH ard DANIEL
SMITH, deceased Order appointing time for p-'inatc
document pErpofting 70 us the last viii and iesia
ment Of Mazaret Ewing smith, drceascd having on tas
Probate Court and petition for the probate thereof
and for il- isst f;r ~ iii 1i trafion n her
annexed to > T. Dots having l-ca flied By the said ;
H. Dole.
February A. D. lS- at 30 o'clock A. NJ. % -aid dny.
the Court Room % said Court Honculu. In tle -
land Of Oain be- and the l.. hereby aepolhtr ihe
tuie fer pfeyinr said wi; and hearing said application
when and wherr any psr-ou interested nay appe4r AID
contest the said wi and the giuiius oi ictrrs tesla
meutSrv.
II is further ordered thai uo.icc thereof he Given y
Publication for three successive weeks. iu the 90 hl
waiau tiazette newspaper printed and p1bii-hed ia
Houaiulu.
Dated HoHoluu, II. l.. lsfh January. fsS.
L. MeCrILY.
Attest: IE<tit- OF supreme Court
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-25

Mn. Fl. A. P. CARTER was heard of from Boston.
He was on the point of proceeding to Washing
ton. He writes. that in the Eastern States. the
opposition to the treaty il much more vigorous
than he had expected
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-25

The iargesr Stock Of Genfs white snd eolorsd shirt,
(fas; eoors) just received per stnr CITY Of sysuey
can be seen al the IIonoula Clothing Emporium.
$50 AN. MELLIs I0f Fort 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-25

The reports of the Chroriele, relating to alleged
hardships to which immigrants arc exposed in the
Hawaiian Islands, having reached Lord Granville,
he has requested H. b. MS Commissioner in
these Islands to furnish him with a report of the
true state of the case.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-25

SINCE the article upon Chaulmoogra appeared
several people have spoken of the use of this medi
cine 1t appears that DR.. McGrew used it some
years ago. DR.. Fitch had already sent for quan-
tity, and Messrs. Hollister have imported it al
x-arioua tirnas
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-25

A NUMBER of gentlemen, who have recently made
inquiries, may be pleased to know that General
Edward NJ. McCook, of Colorado" was registered
at Wormley's famous hostery in Washington, yn
the 18th of December last
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Mortgages Notice of Intention
Forclnse.

n Office Is HEREBY GI rn.
~ that pursuant a power Of salr eunfsir
certain mortgage deed dated March gi-t i.-u o
Robert NJ. Briggs and Eugenia Bri-e-. his
Honolulu, Island uf oahu 10 A. j. Cartwright
zane place. Of record in the ofiicr of the Re-
Conveyance Hbcr - foiios i1l. fls and ft.
breach OF the conditions In said mort--rr
iained that all and singular, the land, tenrni.
hcreditamcnts in said mortgage deed coutai
described. will after the time limited by Law
Public Auction account Of the breach Of o.
tionS Is h-reiubcfO mentioned
The property in rlid mortgage describe .....
situated At kaiuahinc Honolulu. Uahu. near
dence Of Z. 5. Cunha, Esq, coutainiurau are.
4. J. CAfgTWR
Nor
Cecil Brown Attorney FOR Morfra-ee
Dated Honolulu. January nth. isS2 Hs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-25

The original of Mr.. Armstrong; letter, which
appeared as a translation in Berlin paper, and
the structures upon which in the P. c, A. are the
subject of n Libel Suit has been received. The
translation does not tally with the original, and
the phrase, there is appeal 70 the law, does
not occur. 1t appears that the gentleman who at
npsed to translate it. had very slIgh knOwledge
af English. and had done his work with the aid Of
o dictionary.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-25

The new United States Secretary of State be-
longs to an old Revolutionary family of New Jer-
soy, prominent in the Wing party, and the Presby-
t,rian church for three generations and mere.
Frederick Frelinghuysen Captain of Artil-
lery in the Revolutionary Army, and tradition
saws he killed Rhalle the Hessiau commander, at
the battle of Trenton, with his own hand. He
was also a member of the Continental Congress,
and United States Senator 1I!3 10 1886 He died
in 1901. Theodore, his sou, the Whig caudi-
date for Vice President on the ticket with Henry
Clay He was L. 5. Senator from 1879 to 1875, and
held many other important public positions. He
WAS resident of the American Tract Society,
American Bible Society, Board of Foreign Mis-
sions and Temperance Union, was an eloquent
speaker. devoted much of his time and means to
educational and benevolent interests, was recoC-
nized ~ a great leader in all SUCH and was uni
versally beloved. Frederick Theodore the present
Secretary Uf Stale, is nephew and adopted son of
Theodore, and is Il graduate of Rutgers College
both his ilustrious ancestors having graduated
from Princeton. He has been Attorney General of
New Jersey, U. s. Senator two full terms and part
of third, was appointed and declined Minister 10
England i'll 1870. He served on the Committee on
Foreign Affairs and other important Committees
lie is warm personal friend OF ex -Secretlry HAM
ilton Fish, and is of similar political views and
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-25

A PPLICATION HAVING BEEN
"a made me by g. ". MACFARLANE & CO.. tn
settle the houndares Of the Land called Puu- fIn
Hawaii. Notice Is therefore hereby given that -aid
application will be heard by me my O1ic- IN the
Court House in Eiiu. Hawaii. a 4 NJ, on FRIDAY
the eth day of FEERi AIRY. A. D. tS and al -r-ns
having or claiming any Interest iu the adjoining
land. hereby notified app,ar said time and
place to contest said application should they desr.
Notice il hereby specially given % the Crown Com
mssouers. Of the land lfiaonua ait 10 a. r. n I,rth
keclikolani. OF kIislau. adjoining lands.
r. :. LYMAN, Boundary Commissionrr.
IIilo. Hawaii Jan 18th. fsSs
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shall know how to read and write who shall und.
accounts, and shall have been domiciied in IN. -;
dom for Al least three yeas tie Of which sba
tne year Immediately preceding his election snd
ahail own real estate within the Kingdom of cr Ino
rAlue over and above all iEcHmbranees Of Al e.s.
'nousHnd dollars, or who shall nave annual inoomo
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-25

PAMPHLETS, not for distribution in Homo
lulu, seem to be the order of the day. A
little while ago the GAZETTE published the
wall of "a member of the House of
Nobles;" and now by a roundabout way
comes another pamphlet, having on its
title page, speeches; and measures pro-
posed and discussed by Hon. Walter Muir
ray Gibson, Member for Lahaina in the
Hawaiian Parliament of 1880" 1t is
really too bad that the Honolulu public
should be deprived of first sight of such
works: why this secresy? Why should the
Honolulu public be forbid the pleasure of
reading once more the speeches ON the
item for decorations, the coronation act,
the Royal subsidy to the China steamers
line and others equally interesting, pleas
ing and even amusing? As Mr.. Gibson is
a candidate for the representation of this
city, it would have been graceful act to
have allowed the electors a perusal of
these magic pages, the winged words
would have gone to the hearts of the
voters. That one speech on the corona
ton bill would have won the heart of every
property holder in the city; and now the
unfortunate electors have had to content
i themselves with only three columns and as
the Scotch say IA bittock' tho bittock is
always the longest) in last weeks p G. a.
upon the subject of the political virtues
of this aspirant for Legislative honors.
This is altogether too bad; if there are
any more copies of these valuable speeches
left, it would be as well to distribute them
carefully: who knows but what re-peru-
sal of these lucubrations by one of the p.
G As near neighbors might not turn a
hard heart, might not make n strong err
porter out of political foe No le
should be left unturned under pr
circumstances, and when there is sue %
strong card as those speeches to play.
why not play it?
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-25
NOTES..

LETTER from San Francisco says the new
steamer company means business An Agent has
gone to England to charter two steamers for the
troIa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-25
INCHAMBERs. CIRCTIITJrDCT

L Seee-d Judicial District. Hawaiian Islanes IN the
matter OF the Estate Of EDWARD ~. ku6ERS. %
Wsiluku Mani. deceased.
On reading and ding he petition Of Wm. u. l;oc
asking that AGnlit1-tratur b. appointed r.
tate OF his brother, Edward II. Rogers. Of W1ilukr
deceased.
Ii Is ordered that W WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY lith
1sSs O'Clock Z. L. the Court House In WalI5AH
be the time and place for hearing aid petition
and any objections NAV be offered thereto; and al
parties Interested hereby not4ded 20 attend.
ABR. FORNANpER
Circuit Judge I'd Jld District. H. I.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-25

IIKCUIT COURT OF TIE IA
' waiinn Islands. second Iudicial Circuit IN
Prob1te-In the matter Of the estate 81 DANIEL
LYONS late Of Iahaina. Mani deceased inf-st1sr A.
Chambers before Hon. A. tornarde=. Circuit Iad-s.
On reading and ming the petition aud accounts ~
Jotn X. Wilder Administrator of th- estate Of Daniel
Lyons. late of Lauana, Maui. dcccasrt. whcrein he
asks - he allowed SflOs aud charges himself with
s56.su aud asks that the te examined nrd
approved. and that final order may be msd- % d-i-s
button OF the property remaining IN his iand~ ths
persons thereto entitled, and diseharing him and HE
surciics from all fsrtber responsibility a. -uCh.
Ii Is ordered that MONDAY The 9Th dag oi February
A. u. 1881, AZ 10 O'Clock A. st. brfore the aid Justice
at Chambers. In the Court House l. haiua Maui
and the -ame il hereby appointed the and p-c
for hearing laid petition aud accounts AMI ll
persons Interested may then sne there appear
cause. N any they EAye, why the should net
granted and may present evidence who erfi-
ted 70 The said property. And that this fh-
English language. be published in the .' Hawaiian
Gazette, newspaper printed and puhlishs- % Homo
lulu for three successive weeks Previous the time
therein appointed for laid hearing.
Dated Lahains this 1th day Of January. A. ID. is--
ABR FOllSANDkR.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-25

TNHE PARTN En-.
- FORE existing under the firm r.
49, IboNS, ~ a. Carpenters aud Builder.
All adIae " mutual consent December e5fh 1ssi
q -, ots Que the late firm will be COLLECTED h. WI
nnd ne business in fHtnre viii be srr,rd ~
,rb,r L ~ am name OF Wing Gaf Chonr a SAN K.. -
"nOn ihey recommend TO their old nations S-" Aee'
Honolulu, Dec assh, iSsi. "iNs uor cboSG JOY
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-25
N CHAMBERS. CIRCUIT JUDGE.

Second Judicial District. Hawaiian l>iaid--lp che
matter Of the Estate Of b. F. BOWMAN, uf Wailusu-
Aaui. deceased.
On reading and nlinc the petition Of Tho-. ". kt-r
EFT. Administrator Of the Estate of g. r. Bowman hale
Waikiki, deceased. asking that HE NAV De
examined and apprOTed and the balance tn HE hands
be paid 70 the heirs Of The Crcras, and hc De-
discharged
IL is ordered that WEDNESDAY. FEhKJ AIRY iltk.
s52 o'clock l.. NJ at the tuust House ~ WailIku.
be the time and place for bearing -aid petition
and any objections that may be offered thereto. nd All
parties interested are hereby notified t. -ticud-
ABR. FORNANDEE.
Circuit Judge ID Jad. District ~ 2
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-25

There appears to be some minslIng of the two
names Sir Henry Parkes and Sir Harry Parke
1t was the former gentleman who passed through
here the other day. he is entirely self-made
man. Only few years ago he kept an ivory turn
ing shop in Sydney. he is n man of great ability
however and has made name for himself in
Australion history. This is the third time that he
has held the premiership in his colony. Sir Harry
Parke comes of an old diplomatic family. and is
celebrated for his success "a representative of
Great Britain in the East.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-25
AIRS. THAClin..,

lNI rc-oDened her studio At No. iv---
..si-, \ Portraits in Crayon. India Ink, Maisi
Ihoto Coorng aad Glass Painting. &c olo ~. =
sanied and enlarged Firsteiass work at SSEAi
itEDUCED ritICES. .o, IN
gF- No trouble to show specimens OF ahs"ys "a !"
qIires-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-25

For perfect fitting Suit Gents or Boys o., Easrrn
prices you must call the Honolulu Clothing Empor
inn. SO AM NELLIs, 10l Fort So.
Tn. latest styles Of Gents Hats and CAPS you F'H
find at the Honolulu Clothing Emporium.
SO A. NJ. NELLIs, 11i Fort S.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-25

GENERAL KETER, the new Speaker of the q. s.
House of Representatives, is the 9th Speaker and
the LIST from Ohio. Ex-soldisrs Of the Union Army
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-25
To ArtIcI
ncha V oti..

aBee With Article 81 Of psro -.
Section l. That Article 81 Of I
BY His Majesty kAmrhsmcha V
gnst IsH be and the came is her
dance v th Article 50 of said Co
on; the tords five hundfed'' an.
fore iht fords two thousand :
words " fro hundred and fifty r
for the words "one thousand
shall read ss follows.
Article 81. NJ Perron shall !
sentative Of the peOpie, who is IN
unless he be a male srbjeet Of "a,
have arrived at the full age of ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-25

will know "where to put him." when they learn
that he commanded a Division in the Sixth Greek
CrOssl Army Corps.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-25

MR. CASTLE is no longer candidate for the rep
resentation of Honolulu in the next Legislature.
Mr. J. o. Carter is on the ticket now. 1t is ten
wears since Mr.. Carter in the House, he repre-
scented Honolulu in 1872. At that time he brought
in some valuable amendments of the labor Laws
into the house. Work of a similarly solid charac
ter NAV be looked for from him during the coming
Session Mr.. Dole stands to represent district
in Molokai. Mr.. Cecil Brown is spoken of for La
hainn Mr.. Adams and Mr.. Rice are candidates in
Kauai and will probably be both returned Mr..
Widenlann is standing for Waiuku. 1t is difficult
to get definite information upon the names of
candidates. 50 many being now put forward
and then Withdrawn. To make complete list of
those who really intend TO go to the polls viii be
impossible till the end of the week, If then.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-25

JuDoE McCulley sustains the demurrer in the
case of Rex. vs. Gibson, holding that tho words
with e Malicious Intent should be in the indict-
ment although IT is necessary to prove the intent.
He holds also that the words used by the defend
ant are libelOus Mr.. Hartwell ut once moved to
amend the Indictment by inserting these words.
Mr.. Preston objected on the ground that the de-
fendant in demurring had in fact gone 10 trial on
the issue, and the Judgment sustaining the de-
murrer acquittal of the defendant. Mr.
Hartvcll replied that the Statute permitted the
amendment, and that there had been no issue tried
which put the defendant in jeopady Decision re-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-25
IN CHAMBERS. CIRCUIT JUDGE

Il Second judicial Dt-trrs hawaiian i-gnds-ir the
matter OF the Estate % FRAN : ENDEL % Waiiuk
Maui. deceased
ON reading and filing the petition of john f.rhard
u Atmiui-t Of tdc E. ste nf Fruuk NaulrE. ~
Wailuku Maui deceased askisC that bic zccuuut- b.
examined and approved. that be De discharged and tAr
property distributed u the heirs.
II is ordered that WEDNESDAY. FEBKU Arr I5th
isSs ESQ O'Clock p NJ. TIC Cour House IN Vain
u, he l. the time auG psce ior hearing said Pct-
tion and any objections that may De offered tucrein
and all parties interested hereby notified stsd
ABR FUkNANnEB.
Circuit Judge "a Jud. District II. l.
Ill In In
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-25

1t has pleased His Majesty the King TO appoint VIZ.
hETIHh ARMSTRONG Commissioner Of Crown Lands,
vice His EIcellency H. A. P. Carter resigned.
So Iolani Palace, Jan 10Th. 1892
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-25

The Chronicle continues the war. A letter from
Henry A. Brown, is pdblished in the issue of the
10th. 1t contains the old arguments about loss of
revenue TO the United States in consequence of
keciprocity. A leader Of the 18th is written in
anticipation of what Governor Low may say in
Xashinpfnn npninst the attacks on the trentY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-25
DaWaiiat Oazette.
EST MoDUs IN REBUs.
WEDNESDAY. WARY 25, 1882.

The Adratisor in an article published
last Saturday denies that Mr. Gibson
spoke in favor of Moreno during the
course of the debate upon the Chinese
steamer subsidy. As there was 10 stenO-
grapher employed during the session of
1880, and only those speeches which were
deemed of Importance were reported in
the accounts that We're printed in the
newspapers it is impossible to reproduce
Mr. Gibson's exact words; but a note. to
the effect that that gentleman had spoken
in favor of Moreno during the progress of
the debate i'll question, appeared in the
GAZETTE, on the morning Of the 2Sth of
July; the debate took place on the 9th.
That statement was not contradicted at the
time, and it is rather late in the day to
offer a contradiction now. Moreover, the
President Of the House and several others
distinctly remember the speech. There is
no getting over this. No doubt Mr. Glib
son sees now the mistake he made in sup
porting Moreno, perhaps he saw it in
August of 1880: but the mistake ,ras made
and as was said last week, it does not
speak highly for the foresight and power
of reading mems character, when Mr. Glib
son allowed himself to speak of Moreno in
the strain he did
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-25

SUPREME CGf1T oF HE fNWAIEAS
- ISLANDS. Ia Probate-In the Estate of TIiOM-
As MABIANO. Of HoIoiuln. deceased. inte-t1te
Before the Chief Justice.
On reading and dling the petition OF Frank Brown.
trading Brown & Co. of HouniTil. alleging ris=t
Thomas Maryauo, OF Honukaa, died int--tttr Homo
lulu, the 18th day o. July. A. u. i,,i and ptas ing
thst letters Of administration -sur 10 d. b. San.ofd
OF Houokaa. leland Of Hawaii.
IL is ordered that Tuesday the 5t'i dIy o. February
\ D. 1852 be aud hereby is appointed for hearing -ad
petition before the said Justice. r the Court %
this Court, Honolulu. which time and place all
persons concerned may appear aud show cause. DO ay
they have, why said prtitou should not BE- granted and
that this order be published 10 the Eu-i-h ifa-
waiiau languages for three successive weeks iu the
e Hawaiian Gazette" and " Kuokoa." newspapers lu
HunuiuU.
Dated Honolulu, II. l.. Jan. l6;h A. d. 1872.
\. FRANCIS JUDD.
Chief Justice ~ the supreme CIurt
Attest. 4. ROSA Deputy Clerk. 50 .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-25
Express. Carriage Regulation-s.and No. 6

~scs suAAeiou Stanu NO. % I!
Nouee is hereby given that Stand No. s being the
nAka siae OF Hotel St. from Brewers Block has
Oeen changcd to the mauka aide of Hotel ST, at the
easterl. junction Of Union ST.
No more than Six Carriage. viii be allowed on thi,
stand at one time-foar the Union St 'front.' and two
on the Hotel St. front
W. n. ARMSTRONG.
Minister of the Interior.
Interior once. January 9Th. lSss 1st So 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-25
Or Iuhnrifu.
Scaled Tenders.

Scaled Tenders.
sealed Tenders will be received at the Interior onc-
until Thursday next January eSth 1850. at IL O'Clock
noon Tor furnishing the Branch Hospital, Honolulu
the following supplies for three C0 months from that
date
Pt; Ireshl ssy.----.-.....6 500 lbs. per week.
.bOO lbs. week.
uin Dread say-..----..5OO lbs. per week.
The Board Of Health do not bind themselves to accent
any or lowest bids. wM. y. ARMSTRONG.
Pres. Board of Health.
lntetloF O11ce, Jan 10th, 1882. "a $50 II
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-25

Mr. S. P. HALAHA has thi. day been appointed an
Agent TO take Acknowledgements Contract. Labor
for the District OF Wailuku, Maa vice p Kaneohol,ni
resigned. WV ARMSTRONG
Minister OF the Interior Gd interim.
Interior onac. January :, 1882 ss
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G. ENeIrNa & CO
Notice.

q AVE Appointed BEHEE = war;
sY to act FOR me in all natter 90 1l.I1sss fa.r
.Gg aHsenee from the Kingdom.
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o. SMALL COTTAGE IN NUrANU ST.
81! opposite residence ~ Z. T. Adams Esq
E.l fE- Apply TO
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District beginning with and intending Waihee and
extending to and including Honuaua,
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District beginning with and including Hamakuaoa and
extending TO and including kula,
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The Roads.

meeting of the lunas is then called at the
of Lallilahi for January 2oth.