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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-13

The Post-Oiiice with view Of making its service
more Efficient has decided, il defiance Of all the
rules Of post-ofces IN free and enlightened coun-
tries. to force newspaper-ofices 10 send in their
ISSUES one hour before the time for closing the
mails. and tins IN face OF the fact that the news
paper-oilices sorted the mails themselves and de-
iyered the papers TO the postal authorities ready
for the bags. whereas under the regulation the
pOst-otiice officials have 70 do the sorting. OF
course If this regulation is 10 be Of benefit TO the
public, well and good. One of the results however
Of this sorting by the post-Ofice officials is that
papers addressed 70 NJ. Lent of Hawaii have been
sent 10 Kauai. The papers in question were not
GAZErTEs, they were publications mailed by Messrs.
Robertson & Co. That firm will now know that if
their subscribers complain Of their being behind
hand with their papers, the pOst-otice IN Honolulu
is frequently responsible for mis-sending OF the
mails Enquiries which We made, showed that
gross mistakes Of this kind of frequent occur
renee that there Is hardly mail, but what matter
which might easily have been sent to its proper
destination is travelling astray on every island Of
the group. We would like specially TO call atten-
ton to the fact that these mistakes have been
made after the arbitrary regulation alluded TO
earlier. which vas to give such qrsrf convenience
10 the public
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-13
GOVERNMENT LOAN

UFTIETN7ENT on TINANIT
- u0NotuV. Aur 11tl. ISL
Na'7e treE euu fha application. for any
I-'ief ef tHf NEW GOVERNMENT LOAN up o.
sapn.unc raH t.ou Dr. r1asIrr6 Cd ODE Treasury. tht
r of atrrr1 Be- tlud ai Ie' Six per cent per auuum
1ralt -air suruaIr, and The n1nd- ore exempt from
81 eminent Ttars uhatsoetcr
SIMON b. khAL
Minister of rle Interior.
c g. lIaalr. b. las hcau appointed Io1d sup1
ia- b clti fos fhe leland 81 Hawaii DIS gomuiss iou
= aair eirtsIabi- ~ r-u,
$50 r Bush aiaI-Igr ar Iut,rior.
rrfIn r. unir1 Arre-ih l-se s.U
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Mortgages Notice Of Foreclosure and Of
SALE.
TN ACCORD ANCE WITH 4 POWER

Il Of sale contained 10 q certain mortgage made by
Laheia kauaikaiau l1vi 10 Chl-. r. Guilck Trustei
dated the 9TH day Of September i-9 recorded in ihcf
g. page so. Notice il hereby given that said morfeu
gee intends TO forcco-e said mortgage for condition
broken and upon said foreclosure wi sei at public
aucton al the sales rooms 81 T. p Adams iu Honolulu
Of said diy the premises deserbc n said mortgage a.
below specified.
Further particulars can Be bad u vs. y. Castle A.
torncy az Law. CHAs. r. GULICK
Trustee Collin Estate. Mortgage.
Dated Sept. u. isss.
Premises % be sold are situate in Waimanai0 Oahu
described ia Royal Patent go containing lti0pIhs
acres. described in Royal Patent 20 containing o.
f00ths acres and alec that land n Honokahau. Maui
described ia Royal Patent 900 containing lis
The above lands are mostly dne knio or rice innds
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-13
Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure and OF
EnIn
Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure and of
Sale.

or Of sale contained In a certain mortgage made by
Nose Puha to Z. X. Bingham. dated the 9Th day "
March 1873 recorded in uber On page Ist Notice D.
hereby given that said mortgage Intends % f0fCco-o
said mortgage, FOR conditions broken and upon said
foreclosure will sell az public auction % thc sales
rooms OF L. p Adams Ia Honolulu, SATURDAY
the 9TH day OF OCTOBER is3 t Il NJ Of said day the
premises described IN said mortgage a. below specified
torucy at Law.
Dated Sept End issl. z. X. BINGHAM.
Mortgage.
Premises 20 be sold situated u Oiowalu, Maui
and comprise valuable Kalo or Cane land described
In Royal Patent COG, containing ga acres. 81 90
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-13
IN CHAMBERS CIRCUIT JUDGE

L THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Hawaiian Islands
lu the Estate % $. KIP % liin Hawaii deceased.
On reading and nliug The petition ~ $ L. CQan aud
, W. henomakaui Che Administrators % the estate Of
$. kpi OF lile, Hawaii deceased pruyiug that their
accounts De approved and that they be- discharged from
further responsibility
~ D. ordered that FRIDAY. Che .th dny Of sErTEM-
EEi D. iss., az 10 O'Clock a. m. at me Court House
ln llo Hawaii De- srt thc time and place for hear.
ing said petion and ay objections that may be offered
thereto aud 90 persons Interested in said estate
hereby notified To- attend. LYMAN
Circuit Judge % Judicial District n. l.
uiiu Hawaii Aug ssl fs-1 90 %
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-13

i1rt rutruuce ri Aiioianl HAZE az is O'Clock noon.
IN n seid ai Pablo Auction mo Lease Of Dot iu
l.sri 81 ~ Custom noUSE- uu the ESPLAN-
ana Iuuuislu ruuriuc en- feli frontage On Fori St.
aat 81 frr- ir druih- win this condition;
IT, trsnt By crf vfihiu one yusF from date of the
atst substantial l1c irooi tTick or stone balding.
laair1 10 ess ihaa 81 ga winch be is 10 keep in
rr ~ r4sf
rEnEs-l1asr 81 year.s upscl p.lcr sou ref au-
ana. flsttil seai-anauai'. Is adrauCe
= Bush. Minister of interior.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-13

SAVE me, oh save me. from a lfooGsh)
friendr vel may the Palace Party cry
ont! that after all the ridicule. protests,
argument objection. mockery that has
been poured from all quarters on this
silly vanity known as the Coronation
pigeon. it should be reserved for the pro
pretary pages of the Prophet a c,.e. the
officiating High Priest IL posse. to pro.
pound the most thorough. complete. damn
ing "Ro7eet'o nd obsto7aH" Of anything vet
written on the subject
Whatever views may be entertained
about the political character Of this eere-
monial. there can be no doubt what
that II viii sell .fir0 n5usasd pairs" of
gloves, to say nothing Of an increased
expenditure on ice-cream and expresses
Here then Is the secret divulged. here Is
the explanation Of the mystery that has
7uzzled rs all for so long. here we have
the real motive. which has decided this
step in opposition to the known opinions
Of almost every one in the Kingdom who
can read and write any tongue but
Chinese. the so called Representative Of
course excluded. they have had already.
and expect farther weighty reasons for
large expenditures in any and every direc-
ton. Kid gloves. and ice cream ! express
driving and general Injuries a semi
official utterance an inspired ayticlel
Who was It who said. after long expert
ence With how little wisdom Is the world
governed"
We are reminded that the gloves in
question pay an import duty Of 25 per
cent which leads one back to ask why Is
it that s1ich almost prohibitory tariffs on
neSessaries are needed. Is 1t because Of
extraUigant State expenditure. or because
the duties are for the most part paid bv
the white INVADER
We are further informed that the fes
tiyities riH commence on February 18th:
informally we hear that the said festivities
are to continue a week, that the -grgHdes
danes are to change their dresses three
times a day and are not to appear in the
same robe on two occasionsi This must
be IN imitation of the festivities Of St.
Cloud and Versailles under the Second
Empire: unfortunately for himself. the
Grand Master of those revels. survived his
empire, and was put on the list of Mon
archs retired from business This was
owing partly to personal extravaganza.
and partly to the possession Of an lids
ciplined, i'll organised armed force.
However. when point can be made in
harmony with the semi-oficial announce
ments of the Id5erfissr it Is, Of course only
right to do 50, the organ may therefore
rest ASSUMED that every intelligent inhabit
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-13


The complaints which we hear every day
against the present Government relate
mostly to the reckless and wasteful ex-
penditre of the public money. The pro
test which is being made is widespread
and deep. but we would have it even more
universal. Norman can afford to sit quietly
by until the country is saddled with a
large debt The time Is coming when
taxes must be exorbitant, when all prop
erty must be heavily mortgaged if the
present course is persisted in. No,r is the
time for protest. Nor is the time for
every man to rise and declare that his
hard-earned savings shall not be risked
by an incompetent Cabinet
But to our mind the most serious com
plant against the Government lies in the
fact that they have seriously and as we be
lieve maliciously impeded the business of
the Planters Union. This Union was
formed after much deliberation and be
cause of a widespread want 1t repre-
sents a large part of the intelligence and
wealth Of the islands, and consequently
deserves the respect and consideration of
all parts of the Government
The Union was formed to advance our
planting interests. chief among which was
the procuring Of labor. In almost every
plan which has been formed to this end
the Government has shown itself I'M
friendly. When the Trustees of the
Planters Union, after careful discussion.
decided to send Mr. Sam1 Alexander
gentleman admirably fit for such an I'M
dertaking- to Japan to negotiate for labor:
the Government when asked to give ere
dentials utterly refused Instead Of the
cordial and full assent which should have
been given there was indefinite talk of
sending Minister to Japan, and the man
named for the mission. one of no known
ability and utterly without planting inter
ests. a man as untitled for such work as
the Planters Supply &c. contemplated as
could well be found.
In few words they did what they had
intended to do from the beginning: they
put a spoke to the wheels of the Planters
Union
Next followed their malicious and nearly
fatal slap at the Portuguese Immigration.
1t Is not easy to estimate the loss to the
planters from this act but It must be
great
Now when the Trustees of the Planters
Labor and Supply Co. have desired to
send an agent on to England and Portugal
the same thing occurs as in the Japan
plan They utterly refuse to endorse the
Company's action but, instead. send an
agent of their own; a man, who however
esteemed, Is not the choice Of the Company.
The thing Is very clear. From first to
last as long as these men are in power.
every effort Will be made to bauik the |
Planters Union. 1t Is a body strong in |
itself and therefore an object of suspicion |
We confess that the openness with which !
the Government have shown their hand |
surprises US. 1t Is bold stand to array |
themselves against the strongest organi- |
cation which this country has ever seen.
Its boldness Is only to be compared with |
its want Of policy. Opposition from the |
Planters Union will be formidable when |
it comes, and It viii surely come.
Now Is the time for the Planters Union
to show its strength Now Is the time for
It to turn disdainfully from a mocking
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-13

In view OF the reported announcement by the
Minister OF the Interior. that capitation tax Of
ten dollars win be imposed on German immigrant
laborers, reference 10 the German treaty and the
arrival Of o German Commissioner will be next in
order. We hear this Is already on the tapis.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-13
Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure
and of Sale.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH 4 pow
i er Of sale contained % certain mortgage made By
Kamai lWl and Makanui her husband DO Chas- n
Gullck. Trustee, dated the ION day q January i-1
recorded Ia lber 20 page -. Notice o. hereby given
that mortgage intends 10 fqr0clo-e sald mna-e for
conditions broken and upon said f1rscioslrr VIII
sell AZ public auction a. the sales rooms % r. T.
Adams Ia Honolulu on SATURDAY fhc 10 day
o. OCTOBER ISL al - ". o. said day. che premises
described 10 said mortgage o. below spee{ded.
Further particular can b. had Of Vs. r. Casic. At
t0rney az Law.
Dated Sept. md iso2 CHAr. GLLitk.
Trustee Collins Estlte M0rtgagee
Premises 10 be sold are siiuaied ia Kaipapal. k1o
1ulo1 Oahu more paftieuary described IN Royal Pa
tent 1902 containing 1917 acres, part kaiu and plH
Kuia lands. g1i O.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-13

Ministry, and carry out its plans in its own
way. To be check-mated now would show
that the formation OF the Union was i'll
considered and premature Planters, carry
ont your plans, send ON your agents, get
labor wherever You can find it, and leave
the Government to its own inevitable
yfrinf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-13
NOTICE.
NV1 I
THE ELM OF j.


FTHE FIRM UF JNU. \. ALAI III
i { co. T. this day dissolved hy mutual consent
Al persons Indebted % the late lrm viii pieass settle
promptly with Jno. A.-Paimer Eho viii alec ysy al
claims arainsf the late Arm upgn prrseutafl9n.
jNO. A. PALMER
HENRY v. BENSON.
Honolulu, Aug. 18th. isss. 20 In
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-13

A CORRESPONDENT in the p O. L. OF last
Saturday. signing with the initial y. Is
somewhat adrift upon the law Of this
country. and starts out to make grievance
out Of a very large piece Of whole cloth
The r. e. A. editor has not taken the
trouble to enlighten the writer as to the
question which lac asks. and as the gentle
man deserves an answer, we viii do our
best to clear his mind upon me point Of
his letter. VIZ: Can l take an office for
SO a month. pay $50 year for trading
license. represent 80 houses il / like in
directly and swindle the country ont Of
500 for every house l represent" The
clear and decisive answer to this Is gen
eaE The license is 500 in the first
place. IN addition to this Is a further tax
of $50 per annum for s1ag $1,000 worth
of goods that may be sold The ordinary
merchant has also to pay a tax Of Of l
per cent. upon his stock. his book debts
and his bills receivable 1t must be very
clear now to the writer that he cannot take
an Office for SO a month, pay a license Of
$50 and represent 50 houses for the sum
of $40 per annum, If he wishes to sell
anything like line Of goods from each of
his clients
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-13
NOTICE

DURING MY ABSENCE FROM
~ the kingdom. Mr P. c. Jones. IT. Of ucssr.. g
Brewer Co. Will sri FOR me Hnder power u attorney
u,..,,,u A. a. -, W = AL ~ y.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-13

- WAllAN ISLANDS Ia prohatc-In the Estate
OF JOHN MORGAN, uf Honolulu. n deceased In
tcslatc. Before NJ. Justice MeCuly.
On reading aud ding tine petition 90 X. A. Baker and
Levers Cooke Of Iiouoiuu. alleging that John Nor
gan OF said Honolulu died interstate az said Honolulu
ON nl anult th day ui nc vemhcr a. H. ISL and pray
ing tiht letters ol Administration issue 90 VIM. a
Whiulg and t1ai hc he appointed temporary admins
e {. ordered that WEDNESDAY. The aoth dsy Of
Sci thMhkh. a ID isSi, be and hereby j. appointed
nr hearing said petition before the said Justice m the
Nogtt room OF this Court ut Honolulu. AZ which time
lhl piee al persons concerned NAV appcar and shou
cause, 10 any they have why the said petition should
not pc gruicd and that ihs order ho published IN the
English language fur three successive weeks ga the
. Hawaiian 9aEcitc Newspaper in Honolulu. And
istrai0r % said esilte
Dated Honolulu. u h. Aug 26th A. n. isss
Attest: T.. MCCULLY.
A. Rosa Justice supreme Court.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-13

BugoEs are floating about town that a
change Of Cabinet may be looked for at
any moment. The gentleman applied to.
10 fill the vacant place, refuses to 90 in
with Messrs. Gibson and Bush
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-13

affixed thereto the great Seal of our King
dom.
Done at Our Palace of Iolani in the city
Of Honolulu, this tweniy-sixth
day Of August, in the year
Of Our Lord one theusand
- eight hundred and eighty-tvo,
and the eighth year Of Our
Reign,
KALAKAUA REX.
b. IHE KISG
WALTER MURRAY GmsoN,
Minister of Foreign Affairs.
An persons are hereby notified that the
above Convention is to be regarded in all
its provisions, as part Of the laws of this
Kingdom, and respected accordingly.
LIS. WAITER murray GIBsoN,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
Department Of Foreign Affairs,
Honolulu, August Goth, 1882.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-13

strengthened considerably, but the course
which has been adopted by his Ministers
must inevitably have only one ending.
and that Is DISASTER.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-13

ant Of these islands will fully concur in
the announcement that TIM EVENT WILL
BE pEcIDEDLY UNIoUE"i
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-13
no WE PUBLIC |.

THE UNDERSIGNED, A LADY
Il from spain having recently arrigcdn H0noluiu. J.
prepared 10 f1sfefniiy and nTfiFficav fcto1ch and
paint Photographs in Oh and Water Color
~ Terms most Reasonable. "a
Orders lcffat 7. q. THErH's Fort street Store
Address OF apply MADAM MAEICDA.
81 In Artist. ii1 Euranl s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-13
KoHALA, September 7th, lS8

hOHALl, September tn, loo2.
EDuoH GAZETTE - wish to express the
great pleasure your recent able and Just leaders
have given me. only repeat what has become
very familiar TO You Of late, my hearty sympathy
with you in the bold and fearless stand you have
taken in our national politics / believe if your
strokes continue as well aimed and heavy as in the
past few weeks the great sham - must if not
entirely demolished, at least haul off for repairs
Yours truly.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-13
ATAr1. sentember 9th. 1852

EDuoE GAZETTE The 1dre,fissy seems to
think that the so-called opposition to the Palace
Party is represented only by few Sc soreheads 50
in Honolulu.
II Is mistaken. / know the feeling pretty
well Of foreigners, more particularly on this Is
land and if Maui is index Of the rest of the
group | have no hesitancy in saying that the
writer's for the GAZETTE and SATURDAY, Press. in
their opposition to the present Government Party
have the full endorsement Of the Mani part uf the
people who represent the brains and capital Of
the country.
We will support and back YOU right through to
the end. A PLANTER
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-13

Major MeRiRly. the brother Of Consul NIsKinly
of this city, has been unanimously renominated
for Congress, by tire Indiana Republican State
Convention. On the occasion the Major made a
s,,o=f sa1ffnrr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-13
Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure and of
Sale.
IN ACCOM- ANCEW WITH 4 POWER

kapclioa 10 Of Lanai 90 Rev +. Bond. assigned %
Castle & Cooke. dated 9Th day % February. ts5s ro
corded In lher 81 page 100 Notice ls hereby given
that said mortgage intends 90 f0rrcnse said MORTGAGE
for condition broken, and upon said foreclosure viii
sell al pubc auction al the sales rooms Of r. Adams
in Honolulu, on SATURDAY. the sih day OF Oetober
s at l. VI. OF said day. the premises dcserbcd iu said
mortgage a. below specified
Further particulars can be had OF W r. Castle At
tOrucy az Law. CASTLE COOKE.
A-sicuccs % f. Bond.
Dated sept ID lsss
Premises TO be sold al situated the Island 90
Mol0kai and are more particularly described On ROYAL
Patent 40 containing 26lUuths acre; Royal Patent m
containing 65iu1th- acre; Royal Patent 25is contain
ing 6ieths acre Royal Patent 65ou containing -
uuths part OF which consists % good kalo land
and part Of cane aud other cultiyatablc lands
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-13


Taf turl ~ irulii having rocrited Information oi
aaaas 1a-s of Suaii-I,ua h'ne introduced into the
rrt q. sar Fiuucisco aad thr disease, aithsgrh sub
r tr tir-t restriction, might possibly rci bcyond the
o1aat1rr iiuiiis. therefor. the BoarJ deemed 81
sl az 30 rrsoir r1ur tlc r1ri rAssicsn Of Homo
air ~ r1tfrisf Tar Utmost Ftraucr IN respect o ali
a.sls crinr irrn me Per- of ssn Francisco. - BE-
aat recu-a1 a. d fhr ca.r 81 TO- aHsir1to that a
ers-f fran thsi rrH hstiur reported clean til Of
al arath llgd. hrurrus cascs 81 sEaa rtz board.
rrrrrf ttf ErE-d having fafhcr assurance shat the
4.sa 4 s1alirel ihsi have ouic-ed thc Pou Of san
r-.r ~ .fart hern confined strictly within ouuran.
lrs lists. 1uai,- tupsn thc Following order
-r.e rui Physician win roin company win the
fial hrard aaF steamer striving from the pori Of
saa uneisru- aud uake medical examination o.
rsfr rre ara cirr and siauid there be no evidence
81 rErcls lis0--r rrs-0tzt-s may land without
aTllf fnisrfi % fHrhur Quarantine Surveillance
81 Il ,es-ei. srin b. sutjoci 10 ihs usual rt.uia
an ard Aarisr rc7urri 90 ihr Fiiai cieun bin o.
FEE2 u. rANSELnEN
SECRETARY Board Of Health
Esa auir srls ialA. lss2 ga
VI uelalsall. E-q- has this DAY leen appointed
pa % iui ihc taking and certifying Of Instruments
,rrt Disiriri o. Koua. Island o. oahu
THos BROWN.
Registrar 81 Conveyance
~ e-.f's ufgr Aurusi "a. lsss-
Asprseds sSo. T. bush.
Minister = interior as
- -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-13

That story about the communist, to which we
alluded last week, is still going the rounds the
precautions taken at the palace seem to support
the story, but we must insist upon it that it Is
mere canard.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-13

Mn. GIBSON in the p. C. 4. proclaims
the astounding doctrine that until Amer
cans have some real grievance mich ,rU
fou IN wliss 5or diplomatic action. they
should foF Hal foagaa. and not NEEDLE
with the politics Of a country whose insti-
buttons they profess to despise" He as
soIts that those at the Comfy dinner who
expressed dissatisfaction with the present
method of conducting the monarchy are
trying to force American principles upon
an unwilling people. There are several
things which the Premier viii probably
never understand. and one is that white
men in this country. or white invaders
as he calls them. Will always criticize pub
lie men freely. and furthermore that they
don0t rely exclusively on their diplomatic
Representatives to secure them theirrights
under the laws and Constitution Of this
Kingdom IN the last extremity diplo
matte representatives may possibly be of
service: but let the Premier know well
that there Is power in every nation. most
especially in the United States. which Is
behind and above any representative
A. for the pretence that Americans rail
at and despise this Government because
il is q monarchy. Mr. Gibson's own state
ment Of the acts Of Americans under this
Government shows that It Is not Hawaiian
institutions, but the abuse and perycrsion
of them which Is despised
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-09-13
NOTES.

Rumor had it round town on Monday that Mr..
Kaai had resigned his Ministerial position.