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There is very wide discrepancy here,
we require to pay especial attention to the
lowering of the Americans by nearly $50.
The new tables on their own showing
class considerable number of men, as
''naturalized" Hawaiians, who are in fact
! American citizens, and who will cling
tenaciously to their rights as such.
~
We may now make a comparison with
the tables as made out by MIR. Hayselden
and those of Captain Luce and see how
much advantage the former gives to the
Hawaiian tax payer. According to Capt.
Luce's tables an Hawaiian taxable unit
paid S7.27 as against S7372 yielded to the
national treasury by the three representa-
German. According to the partizan show
ing of the tables before us, 15,769 paying
S124,0 .43 in direct taxes, gives an aver
age of S7.S6 as against Captain Luce's
S7.27, while 1894 pure American, Eng
lish and Germans paying among them
SS3,460.03, yield S43.15 per head; but if
we add to these the taxes paid by so called
naturalized citizens of these three nation
alities we swell the total to S165, 1916 to
be divided among 2,603 people, giving an
average of S63.6S per head as the taxes
paid by English, Americans and Germans.
We are by no means, however, prepared
to accept the tables as prepared by Mr..
Hayselden, not only does he disagree with
Captain Luce's tables but he disagrees
with himself Table informs us that
there are 730 naturalized subjects who
pay S92,210.5S. table states that there
are 740 The Chinese are put down in a
lump sum and not one ChiRamdn is reek0ned
as adtTdlised: this is altogether an outrage
upon the intelligence of the community.
There are number of Cinnamon natural
lzed. These two facts are sufficient to
vitiate the accuracy of Mr.. Hayselden's
table Here are evidently two grave
errors, how many more there may be, we
cannot at the present moment say, not
having time to go thoroughly through all
the figures, there is enough however to
upset any arguments which may be based
on his figures. The result then of all
this labor of MT. Hayselden, is to shew
that even if the taxes paid by the several
nationalities are presented in the most
favorable light possible to the Hawaiian,
even if only those of the three nationali-
ties are reckoned, who We're born out of
llt COuublS anu Cdu ny ny uutSSc Dt
regarded as ..naturalized", the invader
pays over five times the amount that his
Hawaiian brother does: if however, the
''naturalized' are added to their proper
nationalities, the three countries pay over
eight times the amount per capita. When
we add on the amount of indirect taxes
paid by the white consumer, who, being
reIuxruious, uses more imported goods,
it is very easy to estimate how large the
contribution of the invader is to the
national purse and itagain shews how right
he is to complain against his not having
any control upon the purse strings. There
may be some more matters of interest con
nected with the tables, but for this week
we will leave them.
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THr proposed Hawaiian Agricultural
Society is move IN the righz direction: if
the society is carried on under popular
and yet intelligent management, we be
lieve that it Will be productive of great
good. All small cultivators need some
further incentive than their own self-ap-
proval, in order to urge them to the better
care and more discriminating choice of
the plants that they have fancy for. 1t
is from the spur which will be given to
the small fry, the minnows and gudgeons
of horticulture, that we expect the good
of this organization 10 come The man
who cultivates say half a dozen rose trees,
and at the end of the year when flowers
are exhibited under the auspices of the
Society, finds that by his tender care of
his plants he has been able to carry off
prize which his richer neighbor has failed
to do, will feel pardonable pride, and
will stick carefully to his pleasant recrea-
ton of raising flowers. Boys will take
more care in breeding fowls and looking
after the breeding Of chickens, when they
know that the result of their labors will
be publicly shewn, and that those who
have shewn the most energy and can
bring forward the best specimens of birds,
will be rewarded both with applause and
some slight prize.
Go little higher, and see what good
viii be done by exhibits of the dairy pro
duce and the fruits of the practical
farmer. Comparisons as to results will
be made methods Inv which fhasa 1aef,lte
have been obtained viii be discussed.
experiments viii be tried to see If any
further improvements can be made, and
the result will be general advance in
all these smaller businesses.
The Annual Agricultural a. Horticultur-
al Show will have not only practical results,
but it viii also furnish a very pleasant
days amusement and outing for all classes
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life time, while Mr.. Hayselden approaches
them as the merest tyro; under such cir
cumstances, the burden Of proof of asser-
tions will lie on the latter gentleman; he
must sEer that his statements of figures
are correct
In the first place We find difference in
the amount of taxes as represented by the
two sets of tables; Captain Luce puts
them at S3S5,24229; Mr.. Hayselden at
S3S2, ,356.49. The Captains tables give
3O,S99 taxable units, Mr.. Hayselden's
31,022 Here we have really very seri-
Gus matter there ought not to be any
possible difference between the amount of
taxes stated by these two gentlemen
To shew more clearly how the case
stands we give below table comparing
the taxable units as given by the two
ctotapnarfc
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b. beard 9i Health hstng received information Of
mam@.4srs Of smail-pox being INTRODUCED into the
ri ui Srn FrnnriscO. and the disrpse. although sub.
rc . core restriction, nlghi possibly ei beyond tho
c-a-antns limits; Therefore. the Board dctiaed It
eeir da to rnlon upon The Port Physician Of Homo
1ir v ererist tie utmost vigilance respect 10 all
russeir suuin from the Port % San Francisco; az It
tns epc-rrd. IN ihe Of the 4nsfraffa. that
vessel from that Pert having reported eiean bssl Of
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NOTES.

A SUBSCRIBER in Hawaii, of whom personally,
we have no knowledge, writes as follows. " Your
clear and unmistakeable utterances in regard 10
the Ministry, the King and mal-administration
commands the cordial approval of all intelligent,
loyal lovers of constitutional Government. l like
the ring of your bell keep it sounding"
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/
DENIAL and counter denial of statements
has been going on for some time. Last
week we published letter from Mr. Patty.
which distinctly. and in set terms, stated
that an application was made to the firm
of Bishop 81 Co for a credit, and had been
refused. The letter was no off hand com
munication, but was carefully worded to
avoid bringing in the names of persons
who did not wish to appear in print. Mr..
Patty as man of integrity and veracity
has a reputation which cannot be eimpugn
ed. Mr.. Bishop with whom we have con
versed. endorses what Mr.. Patty has said ::
the public have simply to Judge between
the statement of Mr.. Patty and that of Mr..
Gibson. Mr. Paty's position as a partner
IN the principal financial firm here makes
his word of great weight in fact it is in
conceivable that he could or would make
mis- statement, Mr. Gibson has no such
unimpeachable record TO fall back upon.
As a mers matter Of vefacity between the
two men. there is no doubt on which side
the verdict would be given With refer
Il
merely repeating street talk we publish
the following letter
BANKING HousE OF B1sHop & Co.
October 10th 1882.
EDTTOR GAzETTE: In my letter of the 10th in
stant ought TO have mentioned that the applica-
tion for a credit was made on the occasions when
II was under discussion, IN the private Office of
the Bank. Yours Faithfully
J. II. PATr.
Here we will leave the subject. The man
ner in which the matter has been treated
in the -idre,e,ser is beneath notice really.
IT Is ungentlemanly. low, vulgar when
a man descends to such style of de
fence he ceases to merit the consideration
of honorable men. We 1ao,r that what we
have said is true we have put forward
the statement of a gentleman of unim-
peachable veracity in support of what
We have said we can do no more. If
Mr.. Gibson would like to 90 before legal
tribunal upon the matter, we would only
be too happy to oblige him. for under
those circumstances we should be able to
call for witnesses whose names at the
present time we do not feel justified in
parading in the papers.
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salo ofLoas, of C;ovcrnment Land

On FRIDAY, NOVEMBER I'd. proZ, at the front
entrance Of Aliioaui Hale at i2 noon. will be sold at
public sucton the lease Of parcel Of land belonging
TO the Hawaiian Government known as POHAEAA.
situated in RALIHI VALLEY. NEAR HOMO
LULU, aud containing 81 acres.
Terms: Lease Five Year ups1 price ss2 per aIuum:
payable scmi-auuusy in advance from the 18th day of
September, lSse being the date Of lease.
JNO. Z. BUSH. Minister Of Interior.
Interior Oficc, Oct II, lss2 ~
Hos PALoEAU is this day appointed a. Road Su-
pcrvisor for the District Of Kawaihau Island OF Kauai
vice R W T Purvi., Esg, resigned
JNO. L. BUSH
f,.~rF-- ma "a. % .0s-. ...-..-
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Notice 70 Irrirntnrx

opinE 10 the =esr5ity Of water in tho Rcscr,ors at
psessut HH irrigation privileges will be suspended
zntil farther notice. c. o. WILSON.
supt. Water Works.
Honolulu. Water Mpfba Oct 18th 1ssa ng5
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y TI1E SUPEENlE COURT OF TffK
Il Hawliinn hinciur ~ iszsul tr fhr firrrr ~ 80
o. the Hawaiian Islanss KfQ-i ToWiUian & rsrs-
ESQ. Marshal of the kin-i9ni. or BE- n-pafT- 0rs-l
incs
You hereby commanded ~ suarr-ur f-rfKur -
CASH Defendant in case De- shq s1e Fsifil s-9.-
within twenty days Eftfr serricF hereof D. - - -
pear before She supreme Court az iho frir r isr--
o. 20 be holden az the Cruri K,ani f ths Coi-f -.-
Hon ululu. On tho Island 10 uahu nr n4uNUaV - r.
day o. July next at % O'Clock A. - - str~ Ts---
why the clam or kAMANA W. D. FihilfiT sisa y -
Be awarded her pursuant 20 thr trn.- n ~ s--ss
petition.
And have you then luf frHre fhis WrIf wlfN ~
return Of yuur proceedings fhrf-ua.
Witness, Hon. A.. Fraugis SrflI Cff-f i-ss -
lLsc.l ~ our s1urfmr toHri af Hrnr1rrr fsis
9th IVY of JaHe. a. p fs7e
lsiCurdl a Hnsa
ufrulr "a
To which summon thc Marshal rsl- hsfiI-s@i--
return.
Inc within summons returned Ius-rsrf. hn~1-r
Cash having len TIE conntry Nay ~ t,h go u
the brig ". n. Never
tSiCncdI T. TaHEr
Honolulu. juno iuih. iss.
Hawaiian Islands Huuolnin 0saa.-.s
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Adminlstrators Nntice

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
4 bern appointed Administrator Of the E.late y
W. H. Nailpelapela. late Of Waikiki Oahu decqaseri
lgtesate; notiee !. hereby given 70 al persons harins
eslsis against the same with the vouchers thereof
castle IN hSnoulu, within six months from the date
heieoI, Or tasy VIII be forever barred. An persons
OWING ht seld Nailipelapela viii please make imued
late payment 10 said VI r. Casile without further
notice The attention of thuse whowe supplied with
kalo, potatoes, etc I. especially called 10 this.
w. K. CASTLE.
Administratof Of the Eftafe of W. a. Naiipelapeia
Dated Honolulu, Oct. 4th, 1854. f5N
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SpfriaI .llofifes.
Consulado de Portugal

Rosa Sc az pess0as qui sailam en- que plantaeao se
aeha trSbalhau do Manoel Raposo casa do, de Ponta
Delga da favor de cOmmunicar a este Con sulad0.
sua mulher Thereza dc Jesus, chegada no yapor
H1nsa querend3 ir para a sua eompanhia ignora
alnda ellie para.
A. DE 5. CANAvARRO,
Consul DE- PoETuGAL-
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Furnished Rooms to Let :

Ladies and Gentlemen desiring neat, clean and
comfortable apartments, should call at No Garden
Lane. This house has recently been thoroughly re-
noya,ed. and Is now IN the best Of order.
20 no. 4 GARDEN LANE
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GOVERNMENT LOAN

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE.
HoNgLutu Aug 25th, 1872.
Notice is hereby given that applications for any
portion Of thc NEW GOVERNMENT LOAN mp to
$500, OOO-will be received at the Treasury; the
rate Of interest is fixed at ~ Six per cent per anuumG
payable mi-nunuay, aud the Bonds are exempt from
All Government Taxes whatsoever
SIMON X. hAAl
~ Minister Of tho Interior
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TELEGRAPHIC ADDREss-DUNN. GLASGOW
TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, ETC.
JAS. DUNN, MERCHANT. GLASGOW.

QIAwAIIAN CONSULT
Undertakes the purchase and shipment Of ali kinds
British and Continental goods except Ardent Spirits
and will glad receive Orders at rates either free
board At shipping port Europe delivered cx ship
(but with dhiy for bgyers acconn at Honolulu Such
Orders may be accompanied by remittances. payable
In London san Francisco; he will draw al days
sight against confirmed credits frtm Honolulu Bankers
n otherwise, to suit the convenience Of buyers.
REFERENCES.
MESSRs. WI. G. IRWIN 4 CO.. Honolulu.
HON. j. :. WALKER. Honolulu
THE AGRA BANK, (Limitedj, London.
80 "
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HAWAIIAN ssE4vps.l


hereby certify hat the asthis wa f.,---,-- L.
and faithful copy uf the .lfirlna. sr,.ls Irrl
in the Lleei for Ditp7rc. EltifKtfNk GffyS 49,
Ri GILES. ind also Of ~ Mars,Ar. r-tn-r ,t~~f-
and that " reason 1i sfid N fshafs ft.ln - Erf
n the uctn1er Term hereof. 4 -. ~ - -
the case ee eontinucd % I've neEt 4snra-T Tern a. n
lsei; and that IN the mrtutr1r lfkrfrd -=rr
ntc requiring the sid fespcneuf o. anssrr a. tt-ssf
January Term
II WITNESS whereof have trreaufs - - -
this 9Th DAY of October A. u fsss -
o.. - JNU. Z. BARN Ard
fIarn.
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DfFlCE SUIT. WATER WORKS
HONoLULU, July Sd, 1882
lpursuns having Water Privileges are notified that
their Water Rutcs are payable scmi-anuuay, Ia ad-
vance 81 the Ohico Of the Superintendent Of Water
Works foot Of Nuusnu street upon the let day Of Jan
uary and July OF each year.
c. b. WILSON. Sup't. Water Works
el3 SINoS X. kAI, Minister OF Interior
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of health, had however. cases OF smallpox on board
However the Boad having further assurances that ths
cases Of smallpox that have entered the Port Of san
Francisco have been confined strictly within Quarn
inc limits, make known the following order;
THE Port Physician viii 20 in company with The
Pilot board any steamer arriving from the Port o
San Francisco, and make a medical examination Of
Passengers and and should there be cvidcnc,
Of contagious disease passengers may land without
being subiec, 20 further Quarantine surveillance.
Sailing vessels viii be subject the usual re-ula
,aio1 and having reported TO Inc Pilota clean bill q
health VIII not be boarded by the Port Physician.
FRED. II. HAYsELDES.
Secretary Board Of Health.
Honolulu, July iath, 1859. si7
II has pleased His Majesty the King to confer on the
Hon. GoDFRET RnoDEs President Of the Legislative
Assembly the Decoration Of Grand ohcer of the Order
Of KalaksuA. Also the Order Of knight Commander Of
the Order Of Kslakaua on RoSErr AvuEEu NAcrIE aud
WILLIAM REySr wArsoN
Governors once Aliiolani Hate.
September 23rd, 1892 - q
His Majesty has this day conferred The Grand Cross
Of IN, Order Of KamehAmehs l. on His Imperial Msies-
ty, the ExrEHoE or CHINA.
Governor onico. Alliolaui Hale.
September z3rd 1852. ~ 4
The following gentlemen have This day been ap-
polnlcd - commissioners OF cncce iOf thc DTl1 OF
Khwhihtu, Island oi KAuEi J. N. KEtIoHA. J P.
KsuNuuu and KArALEHuA
JNo. E. BUSH. Minister Of Interior.
Interior once, Sept. ssth 1882. 925 %
DErAHrxESr OF ArToRsEr-GESrRn-
HJxoLuLU. sept 18th, iss2-
ASroyE Ro-A, ESQ has been appointed CLERK 10 he
Attorney General take effect from the second day Of
October next ensuing. Z. PRESTON,
o25 81 Auoncy-GcueraI.
Hon. Jo- NAwlRi and W C. JoSIs, Esq. have this
day been appointed Commissioners Of Private Ways
and Water Privileges Tor the District Of Hlo leland Of
Hawaii vice W n. Reed and D. Kcawehano. deceased.
The Board now consists of: d. KANAt, jos. NAwhHr,
and W c. Joxr- JNo. Z. BUSH
Minister Of Interior.
Interior onicc, Sept. 2ath 1ss2. ~ 90
hsv, this day appointed H. y. KAHuLu Deputy
District Magistrate for the District Of Koolaupoko L.
land NJ Oahu. JNO o. DOMTNIs.
Governor Of Oahu.
Governors OHice, sept s5th, 1ssa o35 %
MR. ". kAAEANoKo has This day been appointed an
Agent to Acknowledge Contracts for Labor between
Masters and Servants Tot the District Of Kau, Island Of
Hswaii JNO. f. BUSH.
Minister Of Interior.
f-.--s.- ga "a. "a
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Notice.
BE it known to whom It whom it may concern that
SENIOR ANTONIO DE- SouzA CASAyAERo, having this
day presented 10 this Department HE Commission from
His Majesty the King Of Portugal which is found be
In due form; he the said Senior Antonio dc Souza
Canaysro, Is hereby Acknowledged, by order Of His
Majesty, Consul for Portugal in Honolulu; and all
his Official acts such ordered TO receive full faith
aud credit by the authorite, Of this Government.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of
[L.Sl the Foreign Oncc this 9TH day Of
September A D. 1ss2.
WALTER NJ RRAN GIBSON.
Minister of Foreign Anars
Dept. Foreign Affair. Sept 9Th. issa ~ 50
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DEPARTMENT on INTERIOR

HoHoiULr, Sept 9TH, 1ss2
The revised edition Of the Index Of Land Commis-
zion Awards is now ready, snd Tor sale at the Land
oHfcc Of This Department PRICES
9ai JNu T. BUSH Minister Of interior
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hsy, this day appointed Il. y. KMULu Deputy
District Magistrate for the District Of RooaupoEo L.
land NJ Oahu. JNO. q. DOMINIs.
Governor OF Oahu.
Governors ORice. sept g5th. 1ssa D35 %
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DErAHrxENr OF ArruBsEr-G ENrRn-
HJxouuLU. sept 18th, iss2-
ASroSE Ro-A ESQ, has been appointed CLERK 90 The
Attorney General take effect from the second day Of
| October nert ensuing. f. PRESTON.
L n2s 81 Auarncv-Gcuera-
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IN THE SUPREME COURT or
TIE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. In Bankrurfey n
the matter Of thc Bankruptcy % g.. T.. SrrLarEMrEH
y. e. stratcmyef having On The - % Oat1n-r a r.
~, sled biz petition before TIC Hon. o. d. AHatia
JusiisC o. the Supreme couit- dc-iHrinz tirs-if
bankrupt.
Notice Is hereby given that MONDAY thr M sar
Of October, i5-2 af 90 o'clock IN. Al Chaalssfs e.
Alloani Hale before said Justice is frrs far f-
and place far the hearing to decide ne qussf1 -
bankruptcy herein
BY order Of the Court D H. FYFE
fIfH aIsaHa
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Real Estate For Sale.
g q @
4 Ynrr pInnrnnt nr,L nnn..... n.l4..-.
Eery PIeasant and RO0my COttagf
For sale .

For Sale!
with Yard, Garden and Outhouses In dcsirable loca-
iion, and short walking distance from the Po-f-oce
II contains Large par0r- Dining Room, Or I Bed
rooms, Pantries, Kitchen, with Brick Chimney and
has Nerandas a. the front and back Also serr4ufs-
House, Bath House, Carriage shed. Stables FOR two
Hotsss, wood She'd etc PRIC Low AND TERMS
EASY. A large portion Of the purchase money anav
remain on mortgage the premises Title perfect nd
warranted Also -'--
nH FOR MALE. Smaller Cetf,~e ,Ji.f,t... q. .
aboyr- suitable for. small Family, and sfiU nader
lease. Enquire OF
S0tf HUGO sTANGENwALD. n ID
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hereby certify that the uiisiu sd forrzsia- = .
trne and faithful copy qf iae original samas Iar-t
Cash, aad also % the Msrshals return. ne c.ari.
Il The October Term thereof A. y ~ iif -r-r ~
case continued To the next aruunrr Term A o. ~.
tnd that IN fae meantime IN artested cor nf SD s
mons De- printed and prescribed By The -t1suf- rr1Ir
Terra
In witness whereof. . tnrr f-fr
Scal ~ Surfca.e uufo -rt my tand tar m 1rr -
Court October. A. n. f-.1
Ign +. Htnxnnn
IN N - !. - -.
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His Majesty has this day conferred the Grand Cros'
Of The Order Of Kamchamchs l. His Imperial MEies
ty, the ENrEHoE or CnINA
Governors onco Aliolaui Hale
September Z3rd iss2 Hg3 st
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The following gentlemen have this DAY been aP
pointed Commissioners Of Fences for the District Of
KhwhhHu, Island oi Kauai; J. n. KEnoHA. J P,
Ksusuuu and KArALEHuA.
JNo E. BUSH Minister Of Interior.
Interior once, sept csth- 1852. a25 %
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STPRENIE COURT % TIIE q

SUPREME COURT OF TIE ia
- WAllAN ISLANDS in Fr1tlfr-In 80 Erfafr
o. CHARLES T, DiLLfNGHAN. Of iiauoilia. uah1.
deceased. iuicsiatr.-B Mr. Jusfier Austr Cr--
Of notice Of petition f0r ldmiuistsafiau.
on reading md alug the petition nf Ben s1IiI 2.
Dillingham;. % Honoiuiu Oahu alic-iu thar tari-s 7
Dlliuglam, Of Honolulu Oahu died nirsflfr a. Icss
lull oahu ON the ih day of sepf, A. u. ~ -ari-T
certain property in this ktnrion. ard rrIrl1E AZ
letters OF adu-lnl-trailou issue hirns-f I'D -
utoncr, ana Sarah I. Dillingham;.
lt g. ordered that TIT IHsDAT. uCr atfh. A. o. $50
be and hereby Is appointed for hcariur aid s-fIf
before the said Justice, al - in tae colff Ecc -
this Court az Hcuolulu. at which time 1ud rarr
persons concerned may appear and s1E7f clr1- u
they have, why the said petition -auud ma hc -raaIs
ana that this order De- published iu fhe El-.st 50
guagc FOR three sucrcssivc week in sle ifanrlfar
Gazette Newspaper in ifouoiulu-
Dated uuuuIalu- o. g.. sept 1-Ih. fsss
EENI. o. Af ~TfN
Attest: Justice ~ fhc supr-sir Catrf
A. Eo.,. Deputy Clerk esn
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MR- ". kAAEANoKo has This day been appointed an
Agent 10 Aoknovlcdgc Contracts for Labor between
Masters and Servants for the District Of Kau Island Of
Hswai. JNO. f. BUSH,
Minister Of Interior.
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To which summon, he Nar.hai nls.is z. i',s,-..
rcturn-
NARSuAL'S cFFTCE. s-rt 4 -
Having made dllirrlf trarch frr he via
ed Henry Giles, hereby fcfnru tsis sus,rI--.s -
served a. am unable @ erd ftr ssd ur1ry lIsi =
this klnEicm.
tsirnctn " & rAHEr WlrsN.I
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the tenor of her annexed pctifior
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