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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-17

By latest advices, we hear that the S. S. Monarch
sailed from the Azores April 10th. She may be ex-
pected early in June. She brings a full cargo of
Portuguese. 1t is stated that there were more ap-
plications for passage than could be taken A sec
ond steamer was to be laid on immediately
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The Fiji nlanter feels hirnaolf nneri0,.0, H.. !,

The Fiji planter feels himself aggrieved that the
Colonial government prevents him employing Fl
jams as laborers on the plantations The taxes
from the natives are collected in kind: each dis
trict being assessed so much produce: by the time
this reaches the government storehouses much of
it is unsaleable. II is pointed out that if the
Fiiian were permitted to labor he would earn good
wages, with which be would be able to pay his
taxes IN money, to the advantage of the govern
ment, while he would have much more Jeff for
himself, than he has under the present system
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-17
A FEW months AGO if was noticed that 7.

FEW months ago it was noticed that Levuka
was really go ahead place, being the possessor of
one cab, which was its sole public conveyance
We always like to notice symptoms of progress in
the Pacific. Levuka has started an eight seat
omnibus, and proposes donating its cab TO Suva
the capital where at present the public has to go
afOot =
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-17
SALMON Salmon
NOTICE.

Il NOW ALL MEN BY THIS NO
IN tce that the undersigned the relation to
the late j. DimOnd Chimney, old resident of Hama
kua, Hawaii, who well known BY foreigners and
natives and died without issue and the undersigned
being the daughter Of his younger brother Thomas
Chimney who married my mother. Therefore now
call upon those who hold the estates belonging 10
the deceased, TO return them all TO me within one
month from the publication OF this notice in the Ia
waan Gazette and if not 80, will prosecute accord
s,s sns MRS. NJ. KAMAKA KAMAuKorI
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Marshal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF 4 WRIT DF
Dexecniien issacd cat % fhe suprrlie c1rf larur
Of Cecil Brown against ka1umuala < and MalIr =
for sfas5. have levied upon and -taii rlrrsr 1ur
sale at Alolani Hale. Saturday. NAY eta 49,. L.
y O'Clock noon. 81 rtht title and lufrrraf af a.
said Malie Of In and to -IiFif 1alf tIfrrraf
Of the land described n x 4. -i sitrlfrI llr Eva
side Of residence of ". 4. Iunrs. ou Llltr - arF
comprising of 9i-iitfhs % an scrr
Unless said Judgment, interest ard - rrrroaI
" satisfied " g. rNHkE Mrrataf
Uoroiufr Ma.
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tops of the highways, merely to have il
washed into the sea, and to go on repeat
ing the process as we have done for years.
This subject of the roads throughout the
Kingdom, wants TO be grappled with; they
require to be put on a very different basis
to what they are on now.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-17

The Royal Mail steamer, DoUo came into col
lision with the TyWrae Bat, Spanish steamer, on
April 2nd, both steamers were sunk, and there was
terrible loss of life. Many of our readers will be
dent on these Islands, who on board the Dom-o,
is among those who escaped. Mrs. Owen, has
written graphic account of the wreck for the
life.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-17

The crime which has been committed in
Ireland has sent a thrill Of horror through
every civilized country. Assassination as
political agent is becoming more and
more frequent; a wave Of socialism and
communism seems to be sweeping over the
civilized world
Though 50 much horror Is expressed at
this particular crime, however, it is no
more terrible than have been countless
other crimes committed in the same
country. II was only last mail that the
news was received of the foul murder of
an innocent lady as she was driving to
church: a few mails ago. and 1t was some
hapless children that had been shot Ire
land has supped full Of horrors, and this
Is but the elimination of them
The policy Of the Liberal Government.
with regard TO Ireland must be. in a great
measure blamed, for this condition of
affairs. The blood Of many calls aloud
against Mr.. Gladstone and his colleagues.
The immediate result of this affair Will
probably be the overthrow of the Liberal
Government. At the present iuncture it
Will he no pleasant task for the Conserva-
tives to take in hand the terrible legacy
which is left TO them; but there is every
hope, that once they come into power.
they will be able to rule in such manner
that life will once more be safe and prop
erty protected. in that most distracted and
of countries. The liberal
policy has been a complete failure. and
has led TO these most heartrending and
disastrous results.
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MEssRs: WIIIIAMs 3 GuIoN's new steamer Ala.E.

Nlh7sIs. "ILLIAMs 0UUIoN new steamer AIdsku
has Just made the passage from Queenstown to
New York in 6 days, 20 hours, equal to a speed of
IL knots per hour. This is facle p,-inceps in the
way of quick passages. The AJisona held the
palm before by accomplishing the reverse track in
days, s hours, and % minutes If there were
steamers OF equal speed to the Alaska on the line
between San Francisco and Honolulu. the Novaoe
could be accomplished in 4 DAYS and 10 honrs
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-17

The San Francisco Merchant points out that the
United States have to import 92 900 tons of sugar
that the Louisiana crop is only about 10000 tons,
and that therefore it is absurd getting scared
about the Hawaiians producing 10000 to co 600
tons this year" 1t further adds that zone week
OF war with an European power over the Hawaiian
Islands would cost the United States more money
twenty years" Good for the Merchant.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-17

An important bill was brought before
the House last week. VIZ: that for author
izing the Government to raise loan for
immigration purposes. The sum asked
for is s50OOOO There is a special provis-
ion that the bonds are not to be issued at
less thanth par value and that the money
IS to be used for no other purpose than
that specified, and that only under the
authority of the President of the Board of
Immigration. This is carrying ont the
plans foreshadowed in His Majesty's
speech, in which it was stated that it was
the intention Of the Government to ask
for loans, to be expended for specific
objects.
The provisions of the bill, seem to be
good: the clause that the moneys should
not be spent save under authority from
the President Of the Board Of Immigra-
ton, Is a good one, It is evidently at
present the intention not TO have the
loan subject to transfers.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-17

The temper of the House, OH Monday, is de
scribed byian on-looker as being anything but an
geic. There were indications of a coming storm,
a general uneasiness seemed TO IrevaiI
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-17
NOT ES.

The Glasgow Herald devotes considerable space
to review of Hawaiian trade statistics for 1881
Hawaii is becoming more and more intelligently
written about.
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@1arryF rsrET. Fornra stse -. e..
J CirrnIE n1uaiitl l,l..l.. ~ -. 4. -
NJ foral CIrr1it 1Ed-e y l..'l -. - - :, +.
~ ~ ~ - e-i.-i-S rIlrrs.-5 n k1l1es 80
ka1ai prrscn .ilt-rl p D 49,
~ r,s.,~ 1lrirr frr-1 a1rulal I1ir1Il'I
On rrallnc ard lIint i-r -II'' - - =. I
teiruann frr Letters % ol1-. - =. =. =. - -
pfoleI.s = !, 7. .,.,,s--r ~. v 50 NHrD4N -
isv II MAI urrfs - q oreek a -. 1. = n
refifion nnd fIlf 81 fcrsa1s - - r.
there appraI - shus- c1llf q ~ - ~ -
~ ,r,Ier h. r-IhII.trf iE arrIa ~. So, -
sprriivefy. thrye sutcrsritt =. - = :
Hanoiaa-
nafed Kolss. April =. 80 80 -s.,.~
.ose eIr~uis J-.i-r Fsarta f.lIl-.si -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-17
MATSuMIIIMI
NOTICE.

rE1HE JAPANESE TAILOR, Is STILL AT
II work at Haiku, Mnui. Charges low. Work hrst-
class. Terms Cash only. Leave orders with {. II.
DICKEY. Haiku, Mani. 0s I'm
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-17
Executors Notice to Creditors.

FNNHE UNDERSsENED GIVES NOTICE
u that he has been appointed Er-cttrr Cf f1r sii
Of Curtis 7. Ward late ~ Hosrrllr. drrrarI -
Hon. l.. McCuily Justice Of the S1rrrraF fs.rf str u
a a Court % Probate.
All persons indebted o. .Id estate are -rrrsfr -
make Immediate payment, and al 1ar-ors t1a|r- sT
claims against said csiatc. uh iitr -sruzaI - .1
or Otherwise, are nptided % pfe-eui DE sauar tlr
verified. TO the undersigned uflta sfr noIIflr f1
this date. or they will b. fnfer-r hsrrriI
A. IAEGEE
Executor Of WIZ % & arfis r Wa1d
Honolulu April .. isse
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The following telegram will be particularly vel
received after the recent experience on the up trI

NEw York, April 29th.-The Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company new steamer SaR Jose was success
fully launched at 945 this morning at Chester, Pa
Her sister ships, the SaH JuGH and San Bias, will
be launched June LIST and July 1st respectively
300 feet; BEAM IS; depth, 81; and 1900 tons each,
and capable of making thirteen knots The san
Jose and San Juan will run between San Francisco
and Honolulu, commencing about July As these
steamers have been built specially for the nassen
ger trade, and being handsomely fitted out. they
VIII become very popular in the carrying trade be-
tween San Francisco and the Islands
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-17

a LII PERsONs HAVING CLAIMS
n against the Estate Of Chas Wing late - ITi,
aseeSsea wi present them to the 1ndersirned ishii
onn dehs ~ Paoheaton hereof; and ali persons
payment to either Of the undersigned -. y
A W. PIERCE
r..,,..., -, a. ,,-.,, ISRAEL FISHER
Honolulu. May. 9Th, issa rs osee@sse; sa, 4.
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I.lr foa wing extract shows how wilfully guilt
bis Ger an portion of the press Is;
Ih Coector of the Port of New York has been
selali1r ands in the Hawaiian sugar shipments
g rail ffln San Francisco TO the East. 1T is rep
eau.Ci a. the Collector that certain parties,
ua..es VI held for the present, have been evading
eafs olslfar imports by importing from the East
iut|ss. q Hawaii That is, the sugar is shipped
traal ST. Java, TO Honolulu, There it Is put
lroueh semi-refnEle process, and then shipped
d ,an ID ncisco, as not dutiable under the Treaty.
sllnnr q % March shipments over the Southern
fafc lway this year, was an item CT 100000
noHlas sugar. This was Hawaiian sugar,
PERI ps some Of the fraudulent East India
irlis ions. on the scent Of which the Collector
~ Aoa ork has put United States detective
be game Is large one. 1t has scope
el- y tempt EsssS-a nefners 70 come into il,
q long run, tooyerwhelm Eastern markets
India sugar, passed through the Ha-
ntrifugal seDei refining process, and thrust
market as duty free sugar under the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-17

:, ,uE -rrnrnr aslaI - rIIE ;.

4 ,r,isEu Kinsllpul. salllaas- ~ ~ -rlsr
n The Ha,-aiian isEuds. kl1-i -
To WILLIAM G. fAAhk- tf'i-. A-islAA
.Ior, or his fsgufy -ttrrefi1-. -
You ar hrrrtT ccn1I1-ulrl - 4-1t1lN- So 80 -.
f.d~t- FTsTION. oefcnsiarf. In caFt le r-1l 81
srs~ncr within furcfr flys fii0f rfFs'rr
.rd .pr-.r hrfnr- he -lsrrrue tH1r- ~ - =.
,be--rf ~ be hoiiieu ~ De Enrfl E1crt. n ~ ~
f1c--~ giruoiulr I'm tar fs4Iai % ur11- - 10y
fhc s-li dav of Anril next - % r'rlfrs = - - -
es,.r wv fhe eiaim ~ fanuy Ners-tt rlalnt .---
rof ~ AWARDED krr pursuaut tr fte err a - -
ncxcd petition 800. ..-I.. . IL. ... -.
Of Eqar p.oeefi,,l nm Frsr-i. g,ii l-f r..fs =
~ saprerne Cocrf II ilono ala faIs "a alF II .
ccrnbsr. A y. -. -
seal of t1t r. L-- =
Euurru1r glurt ltrr'H 90.
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Executors Notice

hURING MY ABSENCE FROM
-. - the Kingdom, Mr. e. II. Wallace, Hama kuapoko.
aanl. VIII attend TO business under a power OF
allorney. lg0i 1ml @ nIfEEN
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Honolalu. Ar-iI nA. is2

supreme Court, Hiwailan fs'1ais u "a. e.. rlrsr.
ESQ. Marshal Of the IasE1u isiInls. IIr nrrrIr
GEEETISes Nou are commanded hT order rf fEr ll-a
Lawrence Nefuiiy. e-s,Clfr flstIcr ~ fhr <arr14r
Court. 70 summon uenry nrctfrd rrd G F11-rr.
both Of Bremen Germany, and y tl--rl+ ffIalr. ~
Honolulu. Hawaiian isiani-, tefcnsilnts "a - AS
appear before him. fAr aforc-l iussrr ai 81 rtas
bers in the Court Hoa-r iu ihr ritr ef HrurIlrIE.
Island Of Oahu. WEnN E~ntT. he rrf Ilr -
July next. at 10 o'euck a u. fa show ssus- rtr ~
prayer Of Edvari furstsuau, Caalrll.nauf. s1.u
be granted. pursr1uf % thr frnar rf biz Hi rf
plant flrd in said court on ihc "a ds7 ~ uarcn Al ii
tses And have you then there fhi- Writ. VIA fll o.
turn Of your proceedings iheTruu-
Witness. the Hounrahic faureurr Mrf.rlIr f1st..r
Of the supreme Court M0unIHll. flls &C. fsr -
April. A. ID 1s<.. A. Rosa. rrrrsr cl.-t
Hawaiian Islands. osallu.
herthy certify that the fcrr1uinE srmufals aof
order o. publication anucasti tsae sd fllthrn
copies of the originals tcrrof which a. Z
the ticr<- ofice of the Supreme Cnurf.
Witness nv hand ard zeal ri thc -urrrnr
tsEAIl Court this ith day nf April. a. Z. f''e-
A. ROSA. D-putT ezra.
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NOTICE

HE UNDERSIGNED, ADMINS
wo. lately doing business At Esinsiin ar, Kahnnn.
hoa ss Hawaii notifies the public that he has disposed
Air Who anu nei5 stocks Of goods, fixtures etc, 70
10 collect all book debts due said deceased
m, a. GOO KIM
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United States Duty.
Sugar under No. :. LAG p n plus y pr ~ 50 ,s,
SUGAR No 10 10 szc 2 n. plus = Dr. ct 80 s cvs
sugar 70 ~ 70 Is .se p, plus y pr CT ssIll 5 cwt
sugar No 10 . 90 Sac ,, plus 3 pIci l0s Z cWi
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-17

"B'odsfreef's," one of the most able and most
interesting mercantile papers, speaks we'll of our
balance sheet for last year. 1t gives the figures of
exports, and IMPORTS of vessels offering the mort
of the the amounts of our staples. which have
been exported. An enquiry is made as to why the
export of coffee has fallen to nil? The value of
our trade to the Pacific Coast is pointed ont and
the following words of the San Francisco NIL
ant are endorsed: "Ihere1s ON this coast a senti-
ment favorable TO the further encouragement of
the island trade among the thinking and Ieadino
business men, which, when necessity for it shall
arise, will find expression publicly-a Sentiment
which will delcare that the trade is worth ali II has
thus far, or may cost for its future development y
Notice is also taken of the increase of the imnor
tation of fermented liquors. The article il worth
something 20 us, for B,adsfreets' is widely read.
In one of our late issues we published a table
showing the importations of sugar into the port of
San Francisco comparing the years 1875 and 1881.
The same table has been published in the Sar
Francisco Merchdaf. In both tables there has
occurred a misprint and we give our readers a
corrected version to-day;
For the calendar years 1875 (he year ,ior a., tho r,.r,
PioeiN treaty. and 1881, according TO GRADES from
Custom House returns =, $780,
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Special slehsss.
TO THE
MUSICAL PUBLIC !

Having recently arrived ffom San Francisco, with
the intention Of establishing myself here take much
pleasure In announcing that have been engaged by
OF the most prominent musical institutions and
leading artists Of that city In tn nfnE and regufat-
ing piano forte. and also that prepared 10 adjust
all defects in the instrument in most artistic and
satisfactory manner.
IsidoF Rosencrantz,
Formerly in charge. Of the pianos Of the welLknown
college Of Notre Dame.l
Prom among the many testimonials received beg
leave TO submit the following;
The undersigned, founder and director Of the Italian
Institute OF this city do hereby take pleasure in cer
fying the ability and skill Of Mr. l. Rosencrantz
Tuner OF Piano Furthermore certify that he has had
exclusive tuning Of the pianos under my control in and
ont Of this Institute and has given the most per
feet satisfaction. u. SfERANzA.
San Francisco, January eist, iSS.
San Francisco, February soth, 1872.
II gives much pleasure &c state that Mr. l. Kosen
craniz has tuned and regulated my piano with great
satisfaction Ny doubts to his ability entirely
dispelled when after most critical examinqtion,
found the touch and tune much superior to what had
previously been. EueESto BIANCHI.
/ Address ISlDOR ROSENCRANTZ,
Hawaiian Hotel CT
Palmer's Dug store. 95
DR. TEACHERS Dentist Office will be closed till further
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-17

FORD AroocK, ex- Minister Plenipo-
superintendent of British Trade in
reference TO the OPIUM trade in
Sst be borne in mind that unless
tth England in the abolition of the
"a thing which no one acquainted
. a- Csc and their official system believes
I.i a-il VIII ever come TO pass--ro benefit of
ial hlA ian ever come to the Chinese by the
4 OF England Including the lekin
Nu.ie l- rrler dues, It Is estimated that China
aH t uaws say two millions sterling of
1n IRON opium, while she is neootiat-
oubling OF the import dutv which
raHi a'f Sc the sum mentioned by a third
-ldi HllHs an annual revenue of saw seven
lions stclline from the drug and Therefore
arir1 u m important part IN the finances ~
f-a Iuli impire, as well as in adiustino tba|
aai1,cs d ade between China and Great Britain
tf alati gar sOst. however-and we are freouentlv
r-iu.ai ;f.t the twenty millions sterling paid ~
-iart o1 trs shows what pliilHnihropic England
csn 10 ben she is in earnesa-the proposal Is be-
ia. sali1uss made that the opium trade be stopped
fir Id bsueft Of the Chinese Sir Rutherford
s.Ir uhttlar any one can believe, in the face of
~ Nos ,- ch Sc has laid before his readers con-
or Il IIize opium and official inaction, that the
s-e.l "a ,li the opium trade from India would
u-o,a ia ghtest bentft 10 China.
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@r HnManlr.

w.
S7le 1' Lease OF Government Land
AZ. June isth, iss2, al the front entrance
IAac al Il O'Clock noon, win be sold al
o. the lease Of all that tract OF Govern
iuatn in the District Of Eva Island Of
wAINANu.
ase 10 ycars. Upset price 500 per al,
guArteriY in advance.
4. \. ARMSTRONG,
Minister Of Interior.
nor, Honolulu, May Il, isss go
again prevalent IN San Francisco. We
any day. received supply Of fresh
nm the Coast by this steamer. Anyone
vaorinaicd may call RI the Dispensary on
Get from p a. m. 10 l. M. every week day
g and Monday. Es-- No charge
GEo. L. FITCH, NJ. D.
lisAy given that pursuant to an Acr Of
Assembly spproved May I'd. 1852 there
iion for Representative from The District
and kaanapah Maui. on the 9Th day Of
io Inspections Of Election will receive all
hosc entitled 10 vote at ihc School House
strict
ns named persons hereby appointed
Election D. KsNsor1u,
= E KAIrE,
r. NEvTuS
W y. ARMSTRONG,
Minister Of the Interior.
"mct, Sluy, %, isss. vi
I'd His Nair.ty the King 10 appoint Fan
-. Jr7yrr- KAN aud HERMAN a. WIDE
-mbcrs of The House Of Noblcs.
r'ArHi -ih, isse ss a
.e has this day s.ou received at this Dc
% during the temporary absence Of Mr.
WAlEEL laciinsl British Vice Consul
irsHr iUcE viii discharge the duties Of
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n. within rs.,I-,i - e-llaa an eaal1
on 0r about the 1T % April -. IN ~ safE
and in Ocfotcr said tars vert O. ll1aa.e 80 -.
Fosfcr or i-n1ri since Which ttrr- Dr. H1- rni r'r
10 thfs Kln-tom and fae within rrf - ~ .'.lls
are hereby rsfurnci Fn-srvsl DE- TN esf ~ fs-
A. ID. fae3 -- -.
fsi<nctn ". g ftAeh. AAi---A
Hawaiian isiands. i-tlnd ~ olsa1-s.s
hereby certify that the uithu rud '11r
trur and faithful copT or tte tri-i1ll sl11t .-.-
in the libel for Disurre. f1uHy tersrIl 70 tHi.r
renfon and also % tie Nnrah1ls' rUIrrr .r9rn- -"
that hv reason of said Marstllt reflrr ~ Ae-A ~
the April Term therruf - p. - ~ 1- - go
continurd 10 fhe next July Term. A. y. - lr1 80
in the meantime rnlrfrsfed copy rl slla slr1l'ni
printed prcecrihcd BY ttc sl1rutc. 1-ir1r - 80
Respondent 20 answer lf said Iaig 7'arrl.
seal Of the IN rifra-a rI11Hli- a1-r
\ Szprrmc Courf hrrrrn.a 80 ~ . ~ Do -
opss, . poss Y,-s5,e - -. -. 7....t
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CuPREnE CorKr a. TITE HaWAI1kH

SUPREmE CogHr az T1IE mANAl4AA
y ISLANDS IN Equity kdu1li t.rs-1 -
Heury Hackfcl1. = - J aarf1l tll1F lllH
Tor accounting. Order % frslic1iic--
Whereas it tappcars frum fhr aIllleIt ef Acsri -.
yer, that Ucnry nnfk field and q e.. NrIErr a ~
defendants ahJfr named. hlTe rl-I1frI fra- -
Hawaiian Islands and reside |n iIrrrr. ffFrllF
that they uecrssury uarfles aid rrt 1rl tar
property In this kiu-ic1li
Il Is crdercd hat ssur-cas isslr to aii dgt--r-
Die the IN day ui IaIg a p ~ 1f ~
O'Clock A. ". and that trpr ~ .aid sausnlns -.
sether with copy u this Order p 1ltrtri frr ttr
months in the = Hauaian filErffe. rrrrsrlfrr 80
shed IN Honolulu and hat cnpr al sslf rtlilIlf
bill Of complaint Euu % slid -l1Il1s 80 tais rrrI
be forthwith drpo-iird iu the IuFf OHIrf llIlla ~
aid Henry H-ckfeld. and Ike cr1I-s e. r..t :. I
PnEgcr Al their present rlce q rcsi.ieare 49,
from said AFFIDAVIT
eSigned-l LAMkENtE NlGILLf-
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I'D His Nair-ty the Kiur to appoint Pan
-. JrsIrs Kan aud HERMAN a. WIDE
-iabcrs Of the House Of Noblcs
r'hrnl slh. isse a8 81
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No. HOUSE LOT AND PREMISES, situated
on Nuuanu Avenue, formerly occupied by James S.
Lemon just above the Light House" the said premi-
ses have just been put in strae order aud the House
raised
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-17

Known as g Ululani, the late homestead of James $
Lemon ana formerly occupied by II. b. VI. Commis
sloner James ii: W9dehouse, and adjoining the prem
ses OF Hon. ii. A Wdemann. These premises are in
hne order and very desirable a family residence
having lately been put in thorough order The prcmi
ses consist OF Main Building, Cellar Out Buildings
Cook House Coach House, Stables Cottages and fne
Building with Wind Mill and fine Well Of Water In
complete order Title Grant No. 500
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-17

NO. .-EIGHI % LOIS on Beretlnia Street.
situate Immediately opposite the late residence Of Jas
5. Lemon; called Uluani and described in Govern
ment survey as Lots No. IBIS, 23J, 2iO, 2fI, 242
and Lots No, 23O. 233, and a3f area each Of fOOx
lD-These Lots are high and dry and nearly clear VI
weeds, and no gulch fenced in front and rear and
Government water running in front from Sinch pipes
very desirable as whole or in single Lots street run
ming in front and rear-tite Roval Patent