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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-01-28
WIT AND WISDOM.

Funny items are made of adroit
turns of the humor wrist.
Style is everything. 1t enables one
to get over fence.-M o. Ptcdyune.
-"I don't like that cat. It's got
splinters in it's feetr' was the excuse of
a four-year-old for throwing the kitten
away.
We have received the holiday num-
Der of the Congressional Record. It
contains more real dry humor than any
other publication we have yet come
across.-OI City Derrick.
New college joke:-Professor says:
thine is money; how do you prove itp"
Student says: "Well, if you give TWEEN.
ty-fve cents to couple of tramps, that
is quarter to two. IN Y. Graphic.
"A Cincinnati factory molds eleven
miles of candles daily. This tallows ex-
actly with the account we had already
received.-N. Y. Com. Adv. 1t also
a-grease with our estimate. (These
puns may be ''fat'' for the printers, but
they are not entitled to a diploma for
brilliancy. )-Norristo,on Herald.
"You must not smoke in this car"
said an Austin avenue car driver to Gil
hooly, who was the only occupant of the
car. "Why can't smoker 1 am the
only person in the car" at don't
make any difference. Even when there
is nobody in the car, smoking is not al
lowed. "-Teras SittingS. /
-" These rubber garments are such
a blessingr' remarked fat man, as he
brought into street car perfect del
uge of water. The lady at his right,
who mopped one side of his coat with
her costly dress, agreed with him per-
fectly; the man at his left, who caught
about a pint of the drippings in his shoe,
could scarcely conceal his admiration;
while the young miss to whom the fat
man calamity offered his seat few min
utes later went into perfect ecstacies as
she sat down in a pool of water left on
the car seat. Cleveland Sun.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-01-28
The Japanese TallOw Tree.

Mr.. o. N. Denny, United States Con-
sul-General at Shanghi, has sent to a
friend in California, for distribution
throughout the State, a package of the
seeds of the "tallow tree" which he
thinks will flourish there, with the fol-
lowing interesting description of the
for use: 1.-The nuts grow in clusters
and are gathered in November. When
ripe, the capsule divides and discloses,
usually, about three kernels, covered
with pure, hard, white tallow. In pre-
pairing the tallow, the ripe nuts are put
into wooden cylinder with a
perforated bottom, and, after ten
or fifteen minutes steaming, the
tallow becomes so soft that it is
easily detected from the albumen of the
seeds by breaking them with mallets.
1t is then separated from the seed by
sitting it through hot sleeves, but, Of
course, it Is discolored from mixtures
with the brown tesla of the seeds, and
in order to strain it and make it per-
fectly pure and white, it is poured into
a cylinder made up of rings of straw
placed one on top of the other, and put
into rude press, when the tallow is
squeezed through in pure state. From
1873 pounds of seed is obtained from
forty to fifty pounds of tallow, besides
the oil obtained subsequently from the
albumen by grinding, steaming and
pressing it. The tallow is used for a
variety of purposes by the Chinese, but
more particularly for making candles,
which are burned in Buddhist worship,
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-01-28
FACTS AND FIGURES.

The following is the mileage Of the
New York Central & Hudson River
Road: Main line, New York TO Buffalo,
AL miles; branches owned, 500; branch
es leased, PA; second track, sos; third
track, 3l6; fourth track, 298; sidings,
sos; total, 1922. The whole property
represented is valued at $3.50, 240, $50,
and there are 1914 stockholders.
Hartford, Conn, figures up gain
of $4,000, 900 in the valuation of local
stocks during the past year. OF this
gain 81, 1860 is in fire insurance
stocks, $15, 1873 in life insurance stocks,
1869, 900 in manufacturing stocks, $780,
765 in bank stocks and S97,0 in rail-
road securities. The increase during
1880 in local stocks valuation at Hart
ford was $5,810,573, making an aggre-
gate gain for the past two years OF So
756,026, an average daily advance OF
about $4,000
Statistics show that in the last fiscal
year our grain exports exceeded our cot
ton in value, the former being $780,
933, 744, and the latter $247, sos, TAG.
Third on the list came provisions, with
value of $151 1928, 268. The mineral
VII ca puts Mtlt dDOub NOCDlC bllOoC w
tobacco, the former being $40, 315, $50 to
the others $20,s6S, 1874. The sixth
highest export was ''live animals" Il
reached value of SIG, liz, 1893. These
half-dozen classes comprised above FIVE
sixths of our total exports in value, our
manufactured articles falling below an
aggregate of 100000, 900.
"A census bulletin shows that Texas,
the largest State, has an area of 262, 290
square miles, and Rhode Island, the
smallest, has 1.035 square miles. Nye
County, Nevada, is the largest county
in the United States, covering $4,000
square miles. San Bernardino, Cal,
with $4,000 square miles, is the next
largest. California has four other coun-
ties, each of them as large as Massachu-
sets, three that are each larger than
Connecticut, and fifteen others that are
each larger than Delaware. The smallest
county in the United States is New
York, State of New York, and it has the
largest population. The largest of the
Territories is Dakota, with 147, 600
square miles, and the largest county in
any of the Territories is Custer County,
Montana, with $4,000 square miles.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-01-28

Some one entered and came swiftly
toward her; some one clasped her in a
warm and loving embrace, and voice
she had once known and loved whis-
pered
"Three years ago you came to me
when l needed you most; now l have
come to you. have enough for both,
and as sisters we will share it
Mrs. Granger had read of Henry Ar
denis death in the daily paper, and
knowing that his limited salary was the
sole support of his fanny, she had hur-
ried to the city to offer the aid she was
so happy to be able to give. She car
ried Mrs. Arden and Fife back with her
to the old gray house by the sea, and
made them feel as if it was, indeed, their
rightful home.
And there, busy with sweet charities
they dwelt, and the bread Mrs. Arden
had cast upon the waters returned to
her again hundred fold. Golden Rule.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-01-28
LIVE TT DOWN.


Has Jcur life bitter sorrow2
Live Il down.
Think about bright tomorrow
Live II down.
You will find IL never pays
Just to sit wet-eyed and gaze
On the grave of vanished days
Live 1t down.
Is disgrace your calling burden2
Live il down.
You can win brave heart guerdon--
Live IL down.
Make your life so free from blame
That the luster of your name
Shall hide all the olden shame
Live IL down.
Has your heart secret trouble?
Live II down.
Do not grieve and make it double
Live il down.
Do not water il with tears,
Do not feed IL with your fears,
DO not nurse it thro' long years
Live it down.
Have you made some sinful error1
Live ii down.
DO not hide your face In terror
Live Ii down.
Look the world square in the eyes,
Go ahead, as one who tries
To be honored, ere he dies
Live it down.
Ella Wheeler, IN Chicago Express
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-01-28
Chicken Cholera.

When fowls do not have access to
sharp gravel or coarse sand, being fed
too much whole corn will sometimes
produce cholera. New damp corn, or
grass which has become succulent after
protracted rains, if fed mostly to fowls,
will produce cholera. The gas from
fermented manure piles will cause it.
If fowls drink filthy, stagnant water for
length of time, it will produce it.
Wheat screenings containing much
smut will get fowls out of condition, il
it will not produce cholera. Some
times when too many potatoes are used
with cornmeal and wheat bran dough,
cholera will be produced. In using po-
tatoes add tablespoonful each of salt
and cayenne pepper to two gallons OF
meal and bran and potatoes. Lancaster
Farmer.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-01-28

1t is stated as fact, that the body
of A. I. Stewart has been recovered on
the payment of S37, 000-$12,0O OF
which went to lawyer who negotiated
the business, and the balance to the four
men who were promised immunity.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29

IN C-----r C1sIo-rS D1acIlls nv acoo-JiI-lC
t- ttr Iaa--- Tz-.-- -1z5d b-5IlIsui discovery.
Il 1s l.lIls1- Ccp1rlic1S Newton and "
eha R-ht c1-tlue5 j ! uo les thing than thai
p1s< mus. BE- ca~se5 for G-sy according 70 thsir
1-r-u-E--- I--S American canned meats have -
-ryv 5rr S--al duties Es hgrivare and cutlery.
hs-s-Ss -tav are CONTAINED lr metal olssS Fo-
rsrs- -l5 tr-v eeail BE- j. ~ c5ui- fo- hsr3vN-e
j : 81 rz- c--s EavIE- rra3e this cresf clSccy-
F-r -hs d.-r5rf mind u-cC u-o-g 81 20 v-u-k and
..--7- u-s--r-~ uz-t s-sa fr-ta c1tiol cloth. and
-s--- -l1 --vl---as-f h1i hsS1 ulzk-lc dsad los
sr- ~---a r5r-z- A--l-5su- % 6isTstch from New
Y1-s q is S1ueesei tl-i tlls railing i ule tc Ger
sam rar-llS vI11 are des-r1uS q lnlur1rlc The
A-ra---sl trade ll sre-z-ve,. nests
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29

ON friend tine it-r-i.r- COMPLAINS that
s-s present Ministry have unduly spent
money up1- -I- stroad. Il ay-
Fsa-e5 as Z during the early months Of
lSSl i .rellly quite approved o. sach
lelSuge When the tom q the King
-1uui the world vas proposed the1a was
--sai deal said about the advantage of
g, ths co,i :; would do the country and
SD forth On His Majes-y's return. the
o. T- n was ll1d n Is praises fo- the
~uc-~> uf the .-lu. besides what vGs sa11
1 tla culu1us q the newspaper. e uarr
rL.s- ua~ published which detailed the
vl1la journey, O. which was attached
lovely E-ece az poetry presumably from
-ie r,e- y tle Eswalllr poet Laureate az
lsa~- b Wa evidently F,e2ned by one 1f
-l.r-- great minds tina; ars uui-arme-le1
.ry tia laws .Ct metre. TINS community
vas ieluiel into the tehef that the tour
was tla-l- -I-Lly pleasing tC Il: here t goes
1acs -ls1- r-D whole matter, and stigma
-l-a~ i a. JuuksiluC abroad" l. l. 20
D. hoped -Llf thl~ J. nct furs-u-ne-
t -le ac-la- rt the editor 1f the j. E f.
b tle cunning La-lslaturc: tLsrc the
H1u~e vlL d. asked q pay certain
-.-ll1l,rl,- winch have been expended dur
I- His NsjeSiy's tour Like a loyal CHI
an 3 vaS always expected that he would
-1aLl--y vu.e Tor TINS u tact lie would h. one
~ tls fl-sf C. speak in It's favor and nov
v-rt an NJ On rh-Ek & ~ea u doubt !
entered uE.l-- and liz Ministry who have
a->-ure-y counted upon Els vote. mus- BE-
g, ,----.---- tl look about and 80 what can
r. i1ue tcEsris bringing him 80 a proper
frH-ra rE mind -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29

>aIf O LeaNe q toVeTnUC1f Land
ur wr-U--aT. r-i -2-h. rss a. tkr rrc-i rnirlrcr
- A-la-i Hr'r. rI Z cci,ck rrcr uir =, sd a;
7-e- Aar--u- u- L-asr al ;hft t-tcs % Csorcru-
---i lz-1 siiut,-i r EaPEHU sd ~ s5-scr-i
4-cs h-l-, h1ur. a.. i-ri15ef h.----rr Papa
Loa Eas uSUIUA rus ss--r-- ty- T-ra, rs-r-t
'a-'' E-ra7 iss-- ci lsrls H'ur- iht sl ss0-r and
-- - tt- zr-tu see r---r.r -its az sur -zI-s
-sa-s f-- -er 80 cna-t hsi-- ri--t 81 nile arz g
-a s--E-- ard -isi1i-r - s---. ur-c c- 1,-...
IEEN>-l-as- q vr1-s- ursst r-s-r So, r-1 zr
llr- r1rth'- -z1rfr-iv ir szearer
VIZ X ARMSTRONG. Niul.tt- of Ir---is-.
n-r- ot Ir---s-- H--ciziu Nr- s-s ~ -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29
MarshaI's Sole

DH VIRTUE OF TWO ENECI-
ID tieus issusd hy r. ?. Eckefton, EsiI rnf'er 1s.
iice ~ ncnelnlu apcn ne Judgment t-linsi Nov uH
Chcur CO. defendants IN cNccuficn iu flrcr OF Ni
Qu,n plaintiff in ctccutiou; one fer siNtn srf eis.
cc-ts and the second execution fnr ssa1 rnd 81
costs, Amounting in an 70 she ef SRI -. sfrr
levied arcu snd shal sXpc>r for sae ln the h-hrst
bidder On
Tuesday. the-l25thlday lcf April ilss2 at
10 eclcCk m. st ihc Aacticu Room ol D.. r. tita.-
the following property vtrt NoK i."trnifirIae
Ciothins Chine-c Medicines, Susp Jhinfse Clrf.t
Si-rs. GChincsc scales. aud suutify rfrrf articles
HcK 2-Ccnisiuin- - rkEs Chinr-r rcrAs. arsI q.
chinese PRAYER Rccks.
Rcr Containing 5 .ro~s uf uatcar- DO uus 81.
rirn, pkr chinese NcrmiciiiL trkgF Chinese urfs.
is hottss Eluin-o chinese Tea rois. -ra-s Chinus
Jerks.
Rox N-Ccniaiuins ~ pkg thiuc.c r1fcl..
Rcx 5.--Ccntaiuinc - pkg Chinc.r Candle
Box s.-Ccntainiur us pkg Chine-c Paper.
Hcx s.-CcutaininSe pkgs Chinrsc rardI-s. FIei
Looking tisss. y rk-s thinesr Srirrs $50 rk
Chinese Cheesc. IL pk-s Chimes Ncruiriiil. sra1r
Chewing Tobacco, taus ri1fra. Mauine. sui ai
Chinese scale and sundfy other articles lcn fun-l
Gus 70 mention connected With Chinese Store ard
Restaurant-unless said iudgIucni. aud nr -xr~ns-s
srr previously paid. " T. rNgkE WrrsNnI
Hcncluir. March 9Th. iSSc g.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29

crPRFNE COURT or TuE nav.

CUPREME COURT or THE HAW-
- ailsa Islands. % PROBATE i.lsad q utha. al
e.-fn ne matter cf the Estate of ctKItS a. WIrn
deceased orter appclntin< iinc g ftctsf- 30 vii
sna directing rahiifatica - lctlCt % tlt sarlt
l,cumsnf purprrtirC o. Dc tnr lisi ni'i and I..I.
ment q Curtis =. WerL deceased, having on iht 1ft
3sv cf March A. n. tSi. been presented "a lif ri.|
Ccrrt and petition frf the frooatc ihfre-f sr ~
ne issusucr 81 letters frslsmcrttry r. AItt I,c ~
Hc-oiniu having hrsu sled ~ aid Aihcfi taer.f
m Il hereAy ordered. that WEDNESDAY Ih, f,.s
ass rf APRIL A. n. isS1, a. 70 cficck A. nj al --If
dsy eefore Mr Justice McCaly, a. iac Ceei Rcoas n
all Coart Al Hoaoiula IN TIC Island cf othn 81 a..
ne sar = hereby appointed thc Tine fer Frcva- =
viii and hearing said application, vhcr sr ahrfc ~
erscn sntrrrsfst NAV nrrctr and crHiJ 81 DR. said
and the granting cf letters tcsttmcntarf
10 - further cricr that NOTICE thcrcof n riIrn i.
rrhIicsfor for three successive weeks sn itr iI.
valan Gsretse newspaper p7iuict and fetllsh..i a
Hcacrlu.
And Il Is turihcr ordered that citations hs sseri i
he suSscrihine witnesses 90 said will and on ne h-
% the testafcr IN sad icnolulu 90 snrcsr and cra
the rsnhaie II ssid will a. thc time spreiniti taf
tAe said fsersr Is appointed irmrcEsfy lfriri.irl
nsied uonclnln. n. T. Nsrrh 18th. isSc
a. FRANCIS Ilnn
Attest. Iusiicc % the >arrras- toarf.
A r.r.t nrnnfs f'iert
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29

A SUGGESTION Las besu made that there
.15-lt D. a usw labor field t1- us IN the
Island u SEQ A. vil be remembered
.y 1-- -sads-s. tins island has beer ruined
-y ~ers~ of earth1usksS. lasting for
months all ths towns have bee- de-
st-1ve5 ana the population Is destitute.
N1u.. u1---ver. the whole island seems 20
b. sinking. and what population = letf
-ll 81 think they had better seek refuge
a.-awLa-e i j. useless f1- then q think
s tie l-la- ISLANDS q the GreclBn arcLi-
-.aisrc- these 1re already uvsrstockei with
ra1F.e Tla1g are thus between On and
7u1. ~1E-s who are looking for 2 resting
u-aca. Lls-r lcc-I,atluI~ have been a--1l-
CULTURAL and c1UIa-c-El: they are spoken
f -~ hard workers honest and intelligent:
-lay ara reported o. beng II marked con
--a.-- El-l tie G1eeks q the mainland
] lz- rlay ana -lis-ErssluEls shewu by the
is-- that --lev took the commercial lead in
-lr arclliT,ela--1 in the trade with Cuns-sr-
-lE-E-s. >Eyr1a and EEyp;- 4 gentle
--ll-- Ull-s -etter u- tins suhject We have
lai zu 11V,cTtuulry- q reading. fees sun
-l-z- many Z uut the whole q them.
would ~ai-e the opportunity. They would
MI l--v cultivate or lands hut they
g1-.-i l1trlluce ueE elements uf pros
7a1rv
Wlth ra-sri g. transporting these p.eo-
rls. 5t ls sid that ships can h. procured
n -1e r.1--s Ct Syrla- C7raece and Italy On
vf-v easv terms. and -Lev EiElt b.
.r1Ucilt hltla- ~ the Suez Canal
Tl-- lusl--us-5du has reached hare from
n--
with Scll and IT. people; in fact with the
al1la commercial chsractsrissics q the
L-ralt- Tie suggestion ! worth careful
thought and VII b. looked into by the
Government. A telegram VII he de
-ri--che5 % uu agent IN London. 81 the
aarLeS- opportunity. authorizing nIU @
make enquiries 4 they prove favorable
,hev VII b. acted upon with disEatch-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29
ONE THOUSAND HEAD OF MICH COWS
AND CHILE.

szon- which arr four different strains Of Durham
biood- the Augus Psi. Devon and Ayrshire A iar.e
number q E-sez ard Berkshire Pi-s, Lesho-n and
Brzhms Fo-ris, eic-
Sc TITLE EINDIsPUTABLE The oaer Of this
extensive and advzut1yuousy sit1nco property sfods
uppo-znifT bat sedo presented fgr fse profitable
investment of capital either b single person b.
company There j. room and material o. the Land Of
kahuku f- Fasf deveopnenf 5f itf natural
y cattle and shesp rsjsng, Wood and Tibcr produc-
lio1- Agriculture and Ffshery.
Fo- fzrfher particulars Ter-, addrrss Pct
ll.-rn Enr VI LIS. un-rlrln q. n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29
Administrators Notice

TNah NUEAAItsNED HANINh HEENTUT II
n appointed administrator rr the estate rf Mlrsr
ret Z smith. deceased and Of rlr ruadmin.sf-rsf
tate o. Daniel smith deceased. both % H1rnn'u m
The leland of Oahu, hereby give uatrr that n rrr.-
indebted 60 the said estate either ~ them ar- r-
qutrrd 70 make immediate payment tu thr nfuiiuisr1f
tors; and that Al per-qus having cidlm. f-lHEf fhr
said esiates Or either u them either secured ny nr
sasc " otherwise. arc required TO present tlc sf m
fhc administrators within si1 months from fhf 1tr
this notice. or they viii Be forever barred
t~icucdl JAMES HAY MnuEWuf D.
THOMAS HAIN WAlkEH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29

Al clasSes Of men need prctecfiOn. the
lsrrer the Interests involved the more Is II
needed. and therefore We know OF no class
who reluire 20 hsve protection more than
the planters II man hss nothing. i his
house i empty he can goto sleep with hlS
door unlocked and his windows wide
open. hut Il he finds q nugget q sold he
VII immediately tegin to look after hiS
fssieuincs. he VII no longer be sats with
his upen windows The P G. -L tres q
make a showing that the military expCns
difure of the last biennial period wss noi
% large. L II prepared % say that no
-ffo-r : gong u b. made % increase i
this vesrf With those admirable views on
finance published by Mr. Liikslsui- there
! no telling Whist msy not ~ asked Tor
& military repd-r. with which Doubtless
the p C.. Il must he acIus1nted- certainly
do-~ no; u-u-uiSe that there VII h. any
-er-enchmeut on this score The planters
like anv class II the community Crcw-
inr IN wealth. need 20 Sc thst that wealth
should not H. s1uandered. The movement
that has ot late been CoinE on shows thst
they understand their position. and are
Treplred 30 take the proper sPd constltU
tioual means 70 maintain L.
What the planters wish for. ! to So q
thorough conservative policy carried out
They Do nsi desire o lnierfera with the
rights ot other members Of the c1mmun-
III bur they do desire % have their Cvn
rights Iney want q steady government.
no hss-y changes u the administration.
liberal expenditure. 3lri no wasting q the
Vubhc money. the cordial sIupu-1 oi the
executive II al other matters an Efficient
police force. a check on the liquor uafSc-
and above al things -ccd understand
1nC kept NJ with al our foreign friends
more especially with orr powerful neigh
h1- acros> the water This l. the pro
fectau- that the planters need II / o.
h. hoped that they VII have It.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29
Engine Comnanr Na. ?.

MEMBERS ARE HEREBY
-, Informed nat a. the last Regular Mseti1s Of
- the CqRpany, motion vas made requiring all
7cfiTe neubers bursuant 70 the By-LaEs) 10 supply
iheusrires With the RECOGNIZED UNIFORM Of The
Cr-r1rr within three uo1fks q the dE-e hereof
Hemtcrs n1t f1rrishIrE themselves viii - Fable 70
suspension o. expuisio1- Hafs and belt 70 b.
hsf a. The Co-rpsrT' Roozs Al CO8E PRICE
Hoaoiuiu. Ns-rs md. ~ IS IN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29

been duy appointed Administfafur of Che Fsaf-
af jas ; Lemon, late oi Honolulu drcrlscI MOTTO. D.
hereby given % al per-oua tn urcrlt their risfua
AGAINST the esiair Of -sid Ja- Lemon daily alfhrri
eaifa whetler secured 1T mortgage or rflrrufaH fn
Henry r. hacfariane al Die once ou Ksahumsrr ~
Honolulu leland OF uahu within si months fru- fn
nste hereof or they viii De forever barrel HaI rIf
persons indebted 90 aid e-tatc hereby rrau-ss =
make Immediate payment thereof
n. r. MACFARL iNE.
Admir- Esfafe Jas = Ir..a4
Dated IInnnlnIl Mar.h sih -. u I.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29
MARSHAL'S SALE.

DN VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
ID issued from the supreme Ccurf uf thr nauniffa
lrlands. IN which ,. T. NcudcnCt IS plaintiff lna H.
aiahus is defendant in favor 90 J. T. Ncudoncl for h
a d. 1S, az - O'Clock aeon. 40 fhr frors entrance
Aiosui Hale ~ the right, titc and tulrr-t 10 Id
said kaAahua. In and o. the fnIiuwiu. piece pare
Of land situated IN kamauauni iu ihe District ll Wa
alua, Oahu viz; ROYAL Patent No 81. and CcutIrf.
. acres. or css; said land land is ui Ts-urr
land.-Uule-. aid judgment, Interest, cnst- of if
my expense. hc previously sarsdci.
sqS Al W e. rAEkE WlraU.I
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29
ADMINIsTRATOR.S NOTIrE-

II 7 T =
u been appointed administrator af ffr asrrf. ar
THOMAS MAKYANO. late of Urrnslr. lrrl.--.i.
hereby notifies all parties indebted b. Or naau- --
y belonging . said estate 10 make immediate nrnt
and return OF the sane at parties farIn. rIr-rI.
s-ainsi s.la est4ie arc requested 10 present ar
Hithin az months from date flrT uiU n~ grrrrr.
barred D. ~ANFUHu.
Administrator Esiafr 10 Tf1. Wrr..rr
HouOkaa, March fGth. is-s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29
TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, ETC.
JAS DUNN. MERCHANT. GLASGOW

HAWAIIAN CONSUL
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British su6 COrtircnx os. and win b. -lai receive
Orders, 81 rates cither FREE o. hr a. shipping port On
Eurol- delivered ,kip bat with tltF irr Savers
scccunu a. HouoiElu- sch Orisrs ulsy Dc acco-l-
panied ~ rclittsucc> rTehi iu Lcuiul >za Frsu-
cisco; he viii drsW al =, days sight saiu-t co1srr
credits frc- Hc-ozlr BankCrs ~ 1itCrrisr % .rif
the ccuvcuicHcc Of hzysrs-
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HON. :. :. WALKER Huuululu
TIE AGRA BANK, tLiuifsd. Lr15ol.
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ABR FORNANuER Circuit Ird-r
Iahsina. Feb sStb fS-a -. b.
IN CHAMnERs CIRCI-1rII-nl.l-

Il sD JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Hawaiian Isi1nd. Ir
The maiter of the Estate Of JOIN UlFEku~T rr
MAkswao. Maui. deceased In PruHaff-
On reading aud diin- the petition 90 John EaraIrIl.
and Tho ". Eyer-tt a=kitsr that dorumtuf rrrror
70 BE- the last VIII and testament nf John Died fh
Hayesost. q Puuomsl-i. Mlkauau Nauf deceased b.
admitted . Probate. and they h- appointed al. rrrr
tore OF said will-
II j. ordered, that TIM EsDAN. APRIL. 5'ru fs--
% 10 A. n a. the Court House in Wluku rr -rf i
time and place fuT hearu- -lid petition and ln. aI
icCtions that NAV be offered thereto and IN 1sr..
interested are hereby notified t1 attend
ABR FORNANUEE CircuIf IutIe.
Lzhsius. Feb. -sth- is-. - 81
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Marshal's Sale.

IN VIRTUE OF AN E\ECU TiON
Il issued hy the Honorable Lawrence NrCuIiF .iffiu-
Justice % the supreme Ccurt holding fht tuirf
medisry Court for the Island Of Oahu. A nd-ucnr
against e. Barrusha defendant on execution in farrr
q 7. n Murray plaintiff, Tor the ~ sisal, hatr
levied upon and shall expose f1r sale fo thr h-hrf
bidder gu
Tuesday. the ssth day Of April A. u. t>Ss.
at 10 O'Clock Al the tsciion Room ~ D. D. AisH.
Ono IxPr oS@ Wagon.
Il is in god order having iust hcrn repaired snd
panted-anlcss -aid Judgment snd my czpcn-cs % .sc
previously satisfied
And any person who has nT VTfruuf - have rHr
claim on said express wagon niusi Inform ma of inr
same m writing Or hcfurr % dNs 20 thr time n,
sale ". q. FAKkE. NrrrtsI
Honolulu. March 18th. ISL
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