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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-06-15

CAMDEN. The Methodist society are making
vigorous efforts 10 improve their church property
among the improvements contemplated is TO move
the church edtcc from its present site to lot near
ny remodel 1t, and have the church vestry and par
sohage all ON one lot. Rev. b. {. Wentworth, the
pastor is the principal mover in the work. The
Primary and Intermediate departments of our
schools have suffered much from the measles as
also have the High and Grammar departments to
some extent, yet they all continue and are model
schools. Now that the measles abatng among
the children. the cats are having them. We had
hn storm last Friday Charles keirons baggage
master on steamer Lewiston is at home on Il vaca
ton - t. Stetson is building Il new barn. Four
doctors think of locating in Camden fill the place
OF Dr Paine, deceased. Rev. Mr.. Chaplin a
former pastor, preached at the Congregationalist
church last Sunday. .B. +. Adams has a new rid
ing outfit for his black pony. our correspondent
was the recipient last week of basket of fine
Strawberries from the well stocked fruit and con
fectlonery store Of j. s. Cleveland Two new
summer houses are being built the Shore one by
MI. Gardner, Of Philadelphia, just south of the
Portland steamboat wharf, and the other one by Il
Bangor man, on Mecalf's Point. :. Rose Brothers
opened their soda fountain to the public last Satur
day. The service was IT'S rich to the palate is the
fountain Is to the eye. delegates to the Repub
can state Convention left for Portland last Monday
The vacancy caused by the death Of DR.. Paine was
to be filled at Portland. There shipped last
week 2,0G9 casks of lime to Jacksonville, Fla
Henry Alden is doing substantial work on the stone
steps in front of his house....A citizens meeting
was held at the hall last Monday evening to az
range for 9Th of July celebration. j. H. Parker
has shown commendable business courage and
zeal in charging his baking business.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-02

gum and carring,'s. which wcrc found g
b. Of the latest type. and they NJ embarked
IN safety. 9
An opcn resistance having ceased, the
British Admiral landed about lul men 90
maintain order and protect the lives and
property 81 the few remaining IN the Tor.
eicn quarter % the city. which were en-
dangcred by prowling hands OF Arabs and
the human shaped wolves and vulturcs
which invariably turn up under such cir
cumstnnces This small band was rcin-
forced hy detachment OF seamen and ma
rines nom the American Squadron. and
when the commanding officers OF several
European powers Withdrew their men, the
America ncommander announced that he
was going 10 stand 10y the British thus
again reminding rs that blood Is thicker
than water As his countryman Commodore
Montgomery said at the Peiho. The Amer
lean force which landed was not very large
numerically. but then as correspondent
on the spot wrote ~ There Is a way Of do
ing things which quadruples the value Of
the deed done
The British fleet consisted Of eight Of
the heaviest mmored and most formula
blv armed ships in the service besides
light draught unarnored gunboats or
these latter the Condor OF $50 tons and
Tires guns was especially distinguished
She Is commanded hy Commander Lord
Charles Beresford whose wild midship
mite pIunks are not altogether unknown
in this city. He placed his little ship close
in shore under a heavy battery which he
silenced. drawing forth from the Admiral
the signal We'll done CoRdg- The
British loss is reported as five killed and
about forty wounded. The loss on the
other side Is known TO have been very
heavy, though probably there will never
be any Trustworthy returns made.
The lesson to be learned Is this, heavy
armed iron-clad ships can destroy with
impunity heavy earthworks from dis
lance OF a mile and half to two miles.
Had there been deeper water, and so more
space for manguvering, the whole fleet
would probably have fought under weigh
instead Of at anchor in perpetual motion
instead Of being stationery, in which case
they very possibly might have passed the
Law unhurt. though there seems to be a
well grouDied opinion that the Egyptian
guns were worked under the direct con
rol Of European artillerymen The fire
II the English fleet is reported to have
)een terribly steady and accurate. After
lie first few trial shots, the range was ex-
ictly known.and thence forward every shell
vent straight to the spot it was intended
or
What the ultimate result Of this act of
'esentment Of Europeans at being plum
Tered. domineered over and at last mrud-
red by hundreds, at the hands of people |
Utterly unfit for self-govermment, remains
o be seen. 1t may be safe to predict, |
However, that some considerable time will |
lapse before an Egyptian or any other
dyenturer with a military mob at his !
viii again have a chance of act
~ towards Europeans and Americans as |
lrabi Bey presumed to do.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-02

Legislative Assembly al tho Hawaiian Is.
lands II TIC Legislature 81 the Kingdom
sssenblci
Srcuox ]. That Sections fas aud i29 q
TIC Cir1 Code be and the SAME are hereby
amended So a. 10 Rad as follows
SrcrfoS as The Minister % the In
tcsior, With the approval g he King, shall
have tho sur1riutondtncc and direction o.
the differentiation of Foreigners.
"Sr1uoS 500 Tho said Minister, with the
sy,rcrsl 10 The Hinr, shah have the power
IN person upon the application q any alien
to-cirucs no shall have resided within tho
Kingdom Eve yCars OF more next preceding
such application 10 become permanent
resident Of thc hinrlom. 70 administer the
oatA cf allegiance % such foreigner 81 salts
ted that d would be lof che good Of the
kingdom. and shat such foreigner owns
without cncumhrauce taxable real estate
within ihc Kingdom, aud IS not Of immoral
oharsgicr, nor refugee from the justice
OF some other oouutry, nor q dcseriing SAIL
q, marue soldier or officer
Srcu0 2-This Act Shall become law
FROM and after the date Of its approval, aud
all laws and parts % laws IN ooutraveuton
herewith art hereby repealed.
Approved this 9th day of July, A. ID.
1859. 9l6 KALAKAUA REX.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-02

CAUTION -ANrHfc,N wALrHAM WATCHES
VS. mo 10 cAtt fun ATTENTION oY riin Tam
AM Fur funtiC % the well known quality and
elegance of finish Of our gold cecs, guaraniccd by
81 b. Of eighteen karat gold, u, :. Mint assay,
ur Of feurteen karat gold, a. may be stamped and
also to our mode u selling the samc charging only
tot The ACTUAL wrIurf Of the gold used, and not
for the base metal comprised In springs, key pipes
niling Of crown, &c, To illustrate which Tag
accompanies each one Of our sold cases, which
plainly indicates not only the grlss weight Of the
case, but nlso the MT weight u the god, Oar
silver cases aro all srEntiNo quality tine,
Is Exrt,SNrIo or TINA AnoVr We desire 10 say
that the old rlan II charging Tor the gross weight
Of the case, as Y it Wcre al gold worked well
enough rs long "a tea manufacturers were cuutcut
with the amount Of brsSs and steel actually ~
quircd In its construction but when the business
was degraded into a contest as 90 who should set
the most base metal into the least quantity OF sold
and and call Il a ootp case, then the time came
when, In the interest OF dealers In American
watches. u became necessary 10 adopt a plan Of
selling, showing the buyer exactly how much Qotp
each ca.'o contained In adopting this method, We
act IN conformity with tho earnest wishes Of the
loading houses OF the trade; some Of whom have
hrcady undertaken 20 carry out the same idea In
their own business American W,ruH CoNrNNN,
Maltllam. Mass. NJ. MclsERNY, Agent for this
Kingdom also Agent for Gurham sterling Silver
ware. The Trade supplied ON the most liberal
terms. gii Gm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-02

Tim latest news from the Old World
brings Ms accounts Of the bonbaI,lment Of
the Forts Of Alexandria by the British feet
under Vice Admiral Sir F. Beauchamp
Seymour. 1t Is not proposed now to dis
cuss the political events which led to this
terrible retaliation Tor wrongs inflicted on
the persons and property Of Europeans
dwelling IN Alexandria, by the Egypt for
the Egyptians party. which however
teach many lessons that might well be
taken TO heart in parts Of the world far re
mote from the land Of the Pha1aohs. It
is only intended at present TO point out
some OF the military lessons t. he learnt
from the action
First. The Electric Iaeilr convicted tha
Egyptian Rebel. Arab Bay ~ continuing
the construction snd armament Of Forts.
against the rspsBtad commands of his L.
gitmate chief. Tewfik the khedive of
Egypt. and Defvish Ptsha. the Represent
alive OF the Sultan. After Arab had ex-
hausted every form Of fraud. and unwar-
rznted procrastination. a formal demand
that the fortifcation works should cease
and the foats be surrendered 10 enable them
10 be dismaniied WIS made and disregard
ed whereupon the British feet opened fire
and the Egyptian forts immediately an
swered.
After frgiy Hineip cannonade. two forts
ceased to reply. In iro Aoar third fort
blew mp and in few hours all were
and a purity u volunteers. twelve
soamen and nnfinez. led by their officers.
swan through tire sur. entered an aTpsr
emily abandoned iori and destroyed the 1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-02


IRIS amatterof considerable amusement
10 watch the squirting and w1iggling Of
the Primate's organ IN order to make points
in favor Of Its inspirers. How hlatantly It
announces that the present Ministry en-
jOys the confidence OF the House. and vet
how wholly mfomded is the assertion.
The present Ministry have no influence
over the house. and at least one member Of
the Cabinet has had the honesty toremark
on IT,
The present Cabinet far from ruling the
house, has allowed the house to take the
bit in its teeth and fairly run away with
everything Has ever such pitiabe
showing been made in the House by any
Cabinet, as has been made by this Ap
preparation after appropriation has been
sweiled OF lesScucd al the sweet viii of the
Assembly, and the Ministry have sat calm
Unlocking on withn0p0wer TO support what
they themselves have asked. The present
appropriation bill i- sort If patch work
affair. very expensive child's puzzle
which has been picced together by many
hands. What ana uDdiguiied position for
any man 10 hold There has never hcep
q Cabinet in tins country, So faras We can
remember. hardly Cabinet in the world.
that has suffered it, own measures to be
SO cut and carved at, which has so given
mp its own individuality as the present Ha
waiian Cabinet has done Having m or
gan which Is paid 30 give forth sweet airs
am eternal tune Is ground ON the u1fortu-
nate instrument until thevery pipes must
bc sick of the windy music they are giving
forth. The government j. very much as
tray indeed. If il for q moment thinks that
The subsidized utteunccs which are print
al IN tho p q 4 can have any influence
whatcyer upon the public opinion Of the
country There was time when the char
acter 81 the Par.fe CaHaeriH idrgtisl
stood high. as an out-spoken journal but
that time has certainly gone by.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-02
Dawaiian Oaztttr.
rsr Noprs is nrurs.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST . Isse

I'm Appropriation Bill, the considera
tion Of which began CA the Pad Of June.
passed it, final reading Ola Monday last.
A. a matter Of financial legislation it Is a
curiosity. 1t has been debated and filed
IN WITH Items apparently regardless Of the
anticipated revenue, which was estimated
10y the late Minister Of Finance. Mr.
Walker at S1.7s0.0sO A The total Of the
present bill reaches the respectable figure
Of S3.567.3jG Sc. This is by far the largest
total ever passed by any Assembly The
idea Of the members evidently has been to
crowd ID items fayUring their districts. OF
for pct projects. regardless OF the posi-
hlity of the capacity OF the Treasury 10
meet the demands upon IT, The following
shows the distribution of the amounts
.-nfa1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-02

PlsofABLy NO article has ever bsen writ
ten in this country which contained more
ineffable bosh thin that which appeared in
the weekly ?. G. L. Of July 10Th The
idea which is there put forth Of the mass
Of the people, both Of native and foreign
birth being of a like mind with their
Representatives, IS absolute nonsense.
but then NONSENSE Is the strong suit Of the
kind of political hand which IS being run
at present Then we are told that = the
whole basis Of opposition is personal
that the party which has fallen into the
back Eround Is a party without principles.
with no common bond but a social one. no
common sentiment but a supreme belief
ii their own superiority 20 the native race.
40 common creed but dollar-worship.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-02

Awarded Two Gold Medal The only medals award
cd Tor Watches Melbourne International Exhibition,
fsSo
The only Gold Medal; also, three special aud four
first prizes, sydney lstj.
The Gold Medal Paris ISIS -Four First Prize Med
als Philadelphia, 1876.
The unequnled success OF thcec Celebrated Matthc-
has produced host OF WORTHLESS limitations. Brycrs
will observe the Trade Mark. "Waltham, Mass.
rraycd ON the plate Of all Genuine Walham Watches.
Gold cases arc stamped A. W. Co.. isk. ur tik: aud
Silver eases stamped American Watch Company.
Maltham, Mass. Sterling. gii 3ms
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-02

on tho work IN spite 81 hindrlnccs and obstacles.
ia me roadway coaid have been constructed higher
az. Il would have ben a greater convcnItnoci bat
the risk OF hro In ras1inQ through The clno.utlJl
woald b rroportiunAlely eroaicf M. Wilder n
putting up a nlnfc and warehouse ~ N1hukona,
ie 4 txpcclcd % sell guols thgrO al san Francisco
prices. Bat IN order 10 attract trade ho viii be
OBLIGED % run excursion trains a. lower rates than
The present fares e. lfst class. Sio eccond class
4, Nahnknna
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-02

nfnSEenAi Air-l>r iein. 49, al ihc ifsst
tHe X Ariclasi liai,. ni D. o'riuok uo-n will b.
frte Auflior. fhes0 iraci- 81 pafc,Is 81 ,ior-
r.ai-i Ia.t intrr 3. NopsEAPU. PouAKI-
trA. kAA1sAAI.A AND KAHOULA in the
iffl AZ bra. Hsraf ard crniaihinr 80 acfcs more
e-s
l.as- d tlail. aIssi l-icc SIS Der annum.
4 Cd = llrll.t- l.l4ss . Gate e. 81
taA p AAtT. nitIr- ~ r-tt.id-.
tf-'cr -'rrI Ir't -ltt Hfg
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-02
SESSION LAWS OF 1852.


Aars1 >lctIosE 42s AND 429 ~ 1HR
cnn c11. p fHE Narurnitau0s -
SltS
4tnffr by ihe KING and ihe
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-02

@--
WHENEVER anything Is done by the Leg
i-lature which Is particularly ont Of char
acter and likely to attract especial ont
bursts Of Indignation from the tax payers.
whose money Is thus generously appropri-
gted. the Primates organ with character
istic energy" forthwith seeks to find ex-
cuse and precedent for the thing Next
with Characteristic eflrontery. be insults
/ the common sense Of this country bv de
nomcing any who dare to criticize
What. asks the Primate OF ~ the people
has the Hawaiian Legislator re
fused 10 them. what that can protect the
foreigner and foster his industry and com
mcrce, has he left uncarcd for And in re
turn be Is the constant subject Of abuse
and Is denounced as the oppressor who
would waste in folly the money the for
cigner pays in taxes Still better saws
the organ. " and pray for wh0mis the Ha
xaiian Legislator making these large an.
preparations For the foreigner. not for
himself" The author of the words above
cited is plainly an imbecile in public az
fairs. or else Is writing for no good purpose
that which he does not himself believe
Does he not appreciate the necessity Of
having independent Legislators. And does
he or any one, regard the present legisla
ture as representing. in any Just sense. the
property owners in this country We re
gret to believe that the property owners in
tins country are generally OF the opinion
that the few Representatives of their class,
who hold seats in the Assembly would bet
ter not appear there at all, for the solid
majority there show not the slightest re
spect for their views or wishes The pre-
vious question Is often Unhesitatingly put
before the half dozen members can even
be heard who desire to record their pro
lest against measures,
The Premier organ says that the late
administration, have been pouring out
money like water without The petty form
ality Of having It voted by the Legislature.
and that tins would have been an right 1
# the pets Of Hsss If. ~ could have kept the /
reins Of power This talk also shows ut I
ter inoapscity to understand the senti- /
ments Of this community. Even with all 1
the respectfully and undoubtcd executive /
ability Of the late administration. every /
ono knows that it lost strength in the pub /
lie mind Tor no other reason. than because 4
It consented 10 certain unauthorized ex
penditWes True the amounts Of expendi-
lures made for the palace and the Kings
tour were not liked; but the present Mn
lstiy seem 10 think tlfat as long as this
b patriotic assembly Is willing to vote
away puhc money. all Is wen. and no one
must object
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-02
Special .Nofirrs.
American WaIthnm Watches


re- pr whitney, Dental Rooms viii be closed from
TUESDAY, AUGUST 18th. UNTIL MONDAY, SErr
fFfh 0ie a.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-02
CTPREME CnIHT % nm ~

SUPREME cot 1T OF TIE ia
- WNIfAN ISLANDS. fu the n.ifirf 10 fh- IiTrl
rupicy ~ DAVID CRuWNfNcurRe. Nes.rr 10
Crriliior. 10 prove claims.
All persons Interested in IhC rsilir o. naflf rrlrr
mgbure OF Makawau, Island 81 Mari arc trrssr
notified that on the iitl day 81 auis a. o fssi az
sad David truuuiuehufe Was Nv thr salf Jnalf
ordered adiudgr and dcrFcgia krnrf uf nriifIsr
o. T. Brewer g Company 90 said lunaIrIu. an Do "a.
further ordered by the touTt thar 90 claims sA.f fha
said David truuuinrhur- bu llrd iur sarIlril WA
The CLERK oi the said Coart aud thai H fiatk -
FRIDAY, the Fourth DAY 90 AI0t 81. a. D. lsEl
before this Court boo The Court % tIt CnlI n1sr
AZ Honolulu D. the time and place fnr rrosnr aII
claims against The sad David cruyuln bur aud That
notice thereof Be- given hy publication Zoe three
Ccssivc weeks in thc uswtuAN NAzrrrr. urN-r1per
published 10 Honolulu. and thar Oh ffnrs SERVED Win
twenty days Previous notice uf stld hearing who sl
fail 10 appear at the time appointed Without eIIif
causc for non Attendance. shall hr rrr harir
waived their claims and shall not D. aioc DO prods
the same Afterwards.
BY Order % ;hc Court a ROSA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-02

CUpREME COURT on THE If.l-
- uslian f.ilnts IN rIoll n iNf ntHTI t| me-
fsrtrHuF ElLEN b. nAnNIs st Of IIaNHa.
-Ia1..rIi "A UhnrInrral a1|trr LIIII IIIiIIH I.|.
rirf ~ Nrilce 90 rritiun lol tie.s4t. ~ Att14tr.
nisrhafso and Finfl u|HI|nrf1n Of fluI'rItI
t,. rr,,Iinr and aIIfr lhc ffiiIes AID l2tMHLs
WIN y Allen AlaInIsifafog 81 ilr NIitlt n fIIea
iI.frls late Of IIounInIn l4HN. HrCIt4t N.NINI| n.
ssfs 10 s. tllovrli i 81 iNH thfflI I'tIif HIII
an r,t ~ ant axis that ihr -4rr utf Nteftl rr N
approved, and ihal IntI nfN'f cay D. nNI' " tf.
hnIIrn % ne nrtrrIf ltrfIn'Na r hIs n1us in Or
p1rscns ihrfrtn ENTITLED. anl flslf 1ri lri lHa d.
tnrrfl9a frcIl 80 Ifrtorf responsibility faII
Il q ordered ihat FninAN. ate rin. 4. y re- a.
fna Ia htidrf tir said Justice. Il LNIMH|II. I lNr
Couri noase' ~ uonnlaia Dr. aH1 ifc sino tlfa4I
appointed a. TIE tmr ard place fnf bearing l1it t-N
ton and Acccuntss and iai Oh ffrHns Interested
ard thew nnrrIf =a show rIIFN 10 nv lAFH rIH
whv ihr same s1rild nni h greeted fnI nay rIr.rrf
rtllfntc a. b. who rnflIt4 Il I1n .af rfnrfIII
Aud ihst this eri,f So ihr knri'st aHrla1r hr rah
li.lri l me Hawaiian tlrTitO n0a.IIirf aI.I. ana
he nirhril iu lIoncnl1, Coz ihraf srll 81.
taus b. thr inIr ihrfflH 1rrrri1d ~ aal1 1a1fIrl
nstrt ~ l'aHuIHia d. T.. ihIf rIin Or RI Dots. 3D.
iSst a fNANtlN JUDD
Attest Chief NN.iiNr sNUIauN I1IIf.
H.. II~a.II. LA .I.In|a.0.I.
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suitable for Planting.
BOUNDARY NOTICE.

A PPLICATION HAVING BEEN
Il made TO me by Jas. Woods to settle the bounda-
rics ui the land called kGpaanui, in North kohaa.
Hawaii notice Is therefore hereby given that said a-
pication will be heard by my Office the Court
House in lltln. Hawaii, AZ O'Clock D. On THURS
DAY, Aug 10Th, 1852; aud all persons having claim
ing any interest in to the adjoining lands arc hereby
notified 10 appear at said time and place TO contest said
application, should they desire.
F. :. LYMAN, boundary Commits sioncr
lilo Hawaii. July 18TH lsS2 al59t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-02
Honolulu. Ialy iith. ira siih
SUPREME COURT. HAWAIIAN

- Islands. To vs. &. rANkE Esq Mdrshff % fhc
Hawaiian Islands, urAIs Deputy. Greffingi
You are commanded, By order Of thf Hon A FrlneIs
Judd Chief Justice OF the Suprrmr Cost h1nral.
lor TO summon kaumlumi, ifi defendant. fn be- and
appear before him, the afurcsaid Justice NO hs cham
bcrs IN the Court House, in one City of liuunnin
Island Of Oahu on FRIDAY ihc go dav OF June neat.
Al 10 q. M. 20 show canac why ihc prayer % uenfy
Glade complainant. sh1uld NOT De- grauai uufara 90
the tenor Of bis bill % complaint hereto annczcd.
And have ven then there ibis Writ with ffIi rrmfn
Of your proceedings thereon.
Witness, the lion. g. fraucls judd Chitf
Justice and Chancellor uf The supreme
H.. : Court, &c Honolulu. This SD aar 10 Innr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Iisealisn kia-ion. KAtAKtrA. b. SIS alt,s Il
tia.i ~ thr llaetiiln illaui1, higr.
10 " T. rANkE. H-q.. Mlishsi ai ihc ll.alII.i
Isands o. BIZ pcrufl, UNITING
Nnh arc hereby commanded o. snHllnQN nav tNANI
NJ ulnolula boz DC shall lf written fnaHrf aIitH
Ucnty dtg. service hrrrf i1 tr end anrlf saao it1
S.,rrrrie Court fhu fIIH NNfn Iu DO .nIINn IIH
eari Rosn 81 the confi Hons. a uedaila. i.isni II
\ M to .hos cause Wis Co., tliin Of p y Gaelic and
d IA Athgft0u - VIffurfs IN name N Castle q Nrn.t
r.infIifs should nui he aulfi ifm rulIrlnI la itr
fruor cf thcif unur-ru rrfltun-
Neilfv the said kaFalas tnit upon Oh ilaIi lfIraI
IA Inc nlacf uu zoe Day Bud nrrr HhiTI fIcHfIarsI
i,si.nisat win he entered against t'r - rcIlult
ksI y,.u arc also commanded in leave fIuf HnI az
tested copy OF this wit With = q Ailns i1l atinrue
IN. above named klfaulga 90 thr place rf be rlI
fhniIr and him sumnnn iu lruTll personally s II.
,i.rr Al Inc Cav aud hour 1iill mentioned fhra AID
there on cath 90 d-cirsc whether De- l1r 1 fr iac
the aid knvanaeh ln hs pussrssior. owe ~ eurl.
the said kayanlrh 1ny dent ina Ho fr aniunnt l1n
nature thereof
SrsrloS Nv hcnsoetrf IHF rcfsuu sHmmqHeIi 81
an attorney tstnt A.t ~ .-sNlul ~ aNf q ai-lI'
isirsfc cf aay Justice of thr Court ffuf whom lch
me aid luminous nlF have |sarf and Doe MfrIsifliH
or ustirr having caused frlauuItH nciEr u H given
10 nc plaintiff y The agilor shall rrgeg,a Co aAe d.
drrosliiou o. ihc rcrsou lius sulluoussI cod maze
such Onlsr may De- proper in The grrulsrs af =nF
timc previous 90 lhc Jay arrnlHtri fof tesriff o.
cause and she ucrsuu iu summoned 1erHI firfHf.
trustee debtor Of thc p7fty defendant .slil w alra
o. have ohrYctl the SUMMONS.
Notify the said 4. T. Ad1nfs That al IaflnfI Is Id.
tend NJ the place thc DAY luli hour rnifanc
execution viii BE- issn afa'uri Es pfrfs ESTATE ftr
the amount of suth iul snfhi 1r ihr nin'fls raf
cover agsinst the defendant
Hereof faii not bat % yuur 0ens fhis wrIf
make due and fall return.
Witness ihr iionuuhlT
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Ihlrgb, ecrtifi that thr wlthis aud forc-niar g.
true and faithful copy uf Che ORIGINAL .nnmnua il4ra
10 the ease % Horny q Glade 81 klumiHmG fu anil
also Of The return rrpius ard ihat bf Iafuu " a1
turn the Courf. the s-il dir 90 june a d. i. IIf
order that the be- reatiuucd tn The aF co ff
nert A. D. i-ce and meanwhile. That attached COPY
ute.
~ WITNESS whereof bare hcrcuHfo .ef boy hsud
or sm ". e rtHKE. Marshal
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HAWAII


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