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THE COMMITTEES DECISION.

Chairman New, after consultation with the other
members OF the committee, said we have already
decided to conclude the Philadelphia matter, the
Manly-Cooper, the Bartlett-Robbins and the statu-
ary matter. In the meantime Gen. StinemetZ can
go on and make any computations which he may
desire to make, and when We have concluded these
several matters of inquiry now under way we will
decide whether 1t Will be proper to 90 into an in
quiry relative to any other buildings.
The committee at IL O'Clock, adjourned till Mon
Gay morning, with the understanding that the
Manly-COOper charges Will then be disposed OF,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- ATTENTION, LINCOLN POST, NO. 8, G. 4. r.
GS Funeral services OF Conlrade FRANK DALTON
viii be held at g. T. Hall. eth aid streets. Sii>
Day 2ith inst. at 80 p. n. The remains will lie IN
state from IL o'cOck a comrades will appear in
uniform ii possible. fun attendance is carries re-
qriested Comrades OF other Posts respe ctfuY
vi:ed. By order of
Post Commander. W. A. MOORE.
L. X. TUFEBULi4 Adtatant j22-2t
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THE WEEKLY STAR for this week is now ready
for mailing; price, three cents per copy. 1t Is
large, eight-page paper, OF ffty-sx columns, cut,
pasted and folied, and Will be sent anywhere in
the United States and Canada, postpaid, for one
dollar year.
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Miss ANNIE Il. HUMPHREY.
43o TENTH STREET NORTHWEST
EiEes CORSETS 10 order eTery style and material
sra gCaran tees perfect TT End comfort.
EER SPECIALTIES ARE
French Handmade Underciothiny. Merino Underyea.
- :Et! finest Imported Hosiery.
{Stnt Shoulder Br2ces and al Dress Reform Goo H.
French Ccrsets and Bustlss. The Hercules" SUP
Ierting Corset for which Miss II. is special agent
cid 81 Corset her make, that for the pcica
cSL8Ct be SURPASSED.
NG.-frencii. German end Sransr epokar. as
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HELD FOR GLIDING FIVE CENT PIEcEs-The
secret service has been informed that Chas Keiser
who was arrested for gold plating and selling five
cent pieces in Baltimore, yesterday, was held In
81, 500 bail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-22

CONTRACTS AwARDED.-The contract for supply
ing fuel for the public buildings and grounds for
the ensuing fiscal year has been awarded to Samuel
Emery for s4.669 59.-The Independent Ice COM
Ing ice for the public buildings and grounds for
the ensuing fiscal year for 40 cents per hundred
on this side OF the Potomac Mt the Chain bridge
has been award to n. M. Magruder for 1858.
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hRISER'S SUMNER GARDEN.
~ Pcs:tvels last week of the wed.sh marvel Siglor
Be1ledets for whose Reimbursement Bon OF 800 had
TO be pad to New York Firs. ap -arail,c
OF Bio, by Newcoinbc. Miss Be le Cushing, Miss G
den Mr. Hsrry Barrett also o tho greatest R-ial
nssts The Bernrdo Brothers. aeeinent of the
old fayorit =. Astnlssinn only 20 cents. je20
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ADJUSTMENTS

Il ASE BAIIL.-LiWYER> VERSUS 1HE GRAND
J JCEI-Fo- tIs Benefit Of PO cemeI III c',srred for
Dls1 including F. i;Cn:i Blind Officer
AiHL@11C PARK, SATURDAY, JUNE 2jD. at 80
PIN. Tickets, admitting gentleman and i$des, %
cents. ie2l- 2,
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ON Friday last Mr.. Robert Grieve, as
representative Of the firm of Robert
Grieye a Co. proprietors Of this journal,
and Mr. Nm. Aud. Secretary to the
Superintendent Of Water Works. were
charged before Judge Bickerton, the one
for printing and the other for publishing
the Programme Of the Kings coronation
hulas. Severe comments have been made
from all quarters upon this programme,
and no where has it been treated with
greater severity than in the columns of
the GAzErrT. 1t has been characterized
by those who profess TO understand the
Hawaiian language as obscene in the ex-
ueme: Tor ourselves We are happy 10 say
that We are unable to understand a word
OF the nastiness said TO be contained in
She programme and Mr.. Robert Grieve
knows 40 more Hawaiian than we do.
How the programme came TO be printed
by Aessrs. Robert Grieve a Co. the mem
bers OF that firm are desirous Of setting
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Buraiian Oaztttt.

Esr NoDUs IN EEBUs

II His Majestys adviser are much given
10 talking, as well as 10 writing, have
many confdants. and o habit Of saying
1t was not my idea OF by my advice but
did It OF wanted IT, when anything
unpopular or crooked has been done. and
each for himself claims the credit when any
thing creditable has been accomplished
and by the diversity Of their statements
10 different parties prove the old saying
that 'th0se who talk greet deal VIII tel
some lies and II the members Of "a
Cabinet are not honest with nor true 70
each other, what title have they 10 conf
dence and respect and has not thepublic
reason for expecting q break up The
proyerb when thieves fall out, p &c gives
hope Of better things 10 come.
II high officials wound each other ia
the dark, and often take a shot at the
higher game, is It strange that subord-
mates should also tell some disagreeable
truths
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Im public have seen the state of the
finances Of the country and the balance iu
the Treasury up TO Feb. 2lst, as set forth
IN the GNzETrr and in the Sgfrfrg Pros.
and arc beginning to ask when they will
see the same set forth by the Auditor
General, through his chief the Minister of
Finance
The Act TO Provide for the Audit Of
Public Accounts provides in Section l3.
Part l. that the The Minister Of Finance.
as soon as conveniently may be- after the
expiration OF every quarter Of the fnan-
cial period, shall publish in some public
newspaper q statement in detail Of the
receir.s and expenditures on account of
the public service during such quarter.
together with comparative statement of
such receipts dDlHg the corresponding
quarter OF the previous year" &c.. &c.
This Act was approved on the 4th dav of
August lSs2, and was 10 take effect and
become law on the lst Of Noyemb.r in
the same year, therefore we may presume
that Mr.. Auditor has at least fom months
work ready for publication whenever the
convenient time may arrive
Whenever, If ever, thut time does arrive.
II viii be well for the public welfare II the
people mcst concerned look well 10 see
thal the conditions Of the Act are strictly
observed, that the Auditor publishes a
statement in dstail,7 and not accept
massed statements, as Public works" so
much. without knowing how much Of the
Pail road went into the Gockatoo cage. or
how much ,f the ''S60.000 for armed force
has been expended by a committee thai
has never reported. or without statement
in detail showing what the country has
gained by the expenditures on the Pedi
gree, MUSEUM and Library votes.
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LAST Saturday J'dge McCully read an
opinion IN a case of much interest, 10
which Queen Emma had brought an action
against the Commissioners of Crown
Lands 10 obtain the possession of au I'm
divided half OF certain lands, byHght Of
inheritance from her husband Kamehamc-
ha " The lands claimed In this action
have always been regarded and treated
as Crown Lands, although not in the list
reserved by name in the Act Of june lslS
Of kamehameha III; the Court held.
however. that they were not Crown Laud-
and that Queen Emma was entitled 60 h0
inheritance in them. Her HighnUs Butl
Keeikolani has brought an action lT the
other mOiety Of the same lands Still
another case is pending in equity by the
same parties 90 obtain certain other val
uable property cluimed in the same right
Judge AlcCully5 opinion which viii Doe
found In our columns. will attTgc. attau
ton from the prominence of the smtor5 ii
for no other reason Without now C0L.
meuung on the reasoning of the Court In
this case, OF on the result thus f0rraached.
IL is pleasing 60 observe the iu.luos7 with
which the points and rgm auta of coUn
sci ON both sides are stated by the Judge.
and his evident desire 90 consider both
sides with impartIaltV
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Notice of Mortgages Intention to Foreclose
and of Sale

y AOOOkDANCE WITH a POWER
Il OF sale contained In a certain mortgage made BY
Asiu and Asni TO Chulan and Company dated the 18Th
fav Of August 1850 recorded lihes s pages iq5 lq6
and iy9. Notice hereby given that said mortgages
intends to orcose said mortgage for condition broken,
and upon said foreclosure viii sell at puhc auction
the sales rooms Of Z. ?. Adams IN Honolulu, Satnr-
day the Jst day OF March, iss3 at Il OF said day. the
premises described In said mortgage below specified
Further particulars be had Of y s. Hartwell At
| torncy at Law.
Honolulu. March 6, isssL
Chulan and Company, Mortgages.
Premises TO be sold ares-A o. the Interest Of the
said Asiu and Asu in and to the following lndenturcs
Of lease, and the premises thereby demsed, to wits
/. Lease by kahua, Pal and Haahaa to Asul 4 Co..
dated May n iS for nine years and recorded In Lbef
c. on pages IS and 50.
. Lease fron raahao, Phi and W. E. PHI 10 Asui,
dated April - le for ten yenrs, and recorded in Lber
&C on pages 50 and 60.
8. Lease from Emalia. Haahaa and other- % Asui
and AsIu dated January ~ is-s for years and
recorded In Liber &C. Onipzge 81
I. Lease from Puupuu to Asui & Co, dated pecem-
Der -, is59, for seven years.
>. Lease from Kamaunu and Kekuhe 70 Asui and
Asiu dated March 30 is for ten years and recorded
in Liher g on pages B and 81.
O. Lease from Uaahaa to Asui and Asiu. dated MAY
n ss for ten years, and recorded In Lber 50 pages
SIS aud 359.
:. Lease from Kahula to Asui & Co.. dated April 6,
is for years and recorded in Liber 81 pares
70 and a.
5. Lease from Z. NJ. Limburc to Asui dated April s.
60 and ~. az
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A VERY remarkable little episode Of the
week past was the case in the Police Court
OF Kawainri vs.. Parke.
The particulars Of the outrage-for out
rngc It was-committed by one official at
the instigation Of another. are too well
known % need repetition, are not It seems
sufficiently appreciated in their more seri-
oUs aspect.
We have one official, the head Of the
police of the Kingdom, at the request Of
another official the head Of the Royal
Household guilty Of a grave breach Of
the law, In the streets Of the capital,
guilty Of a trespass, if not Of larceny, the
abstractcd property carried 70 He Palace,
the contents noted. and after notice served
of legal proceedings taken, returned to
the owner Now what was the first out
come of these unlawful proceedings at the
Palace. why that the name Of the 5ieiim Of
these law breaking officials was forthwith
struck off the list Of Privy Councillors
this could only be done by the hand Of the
King. His Majesty has been exercising
the Royal pleasure in rather an imperiOus
manner OF late, as witness the dismissal Of
the late Board Of Education. and His
Mair4ty'- Ministers have obseduiOusly fol
lowed suit as witness the dismissal of the
Registrar OF Public Acc0unts-now when
two officials combine 10 commit distinct
breach of the law. does it not seem strange
or would il not seem strange anywhere
elise that the Royal displeasurei is directed
UgUin7t their victim. the actual perpetra-
tor gets of with small fine, and the in
,5gatnr without any punishment at all,
unlrs indeed he pays the fine for his tool
as in common fairness he ought 10 do
Nor are these the most serious consider
atim- which arise from a review Of this
case. Here We have the Marshal of the
Kingdom the head Of the recognized con
-eryat0r5 Of the peace. committing an
oGcu=e against the peace, at the request
of the head oi the Kings household and
when brought before Justice the law
breaker is defended 10y the law officer Of
the Crown. whose special duty it is to de
lend the law Of the land against all wrong
doer-. and the Crown visiting on the suf
ierrr OF wrong the displeasTe which
should have fallen on the offenders
The people may well take into consider
alton Che question Of the reliability Of
their police, the Cabinet may reflect on the
action Of their Attorney General, and the
Honorable Members Of the Privy Council
m0ralize on the instability of human
grandeur, and form an opinion as to the
line Of action best calculated to ensure
their future usefulness to their country.
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Trual Advertisements.


SUPREME COURT OF THE HA-
= wAIIAN ISLANDS, In ProSaie.-ln the matter
deceased. Al Chambers. before Chief Justice Judd.
On readiay and fling the pettion and aetounts Of
Albert Jaeger Exeeuur Of the viii Of Curtis P. Ward
late Of Honolulu deceased wherein he asks to be al
lowed SO $50 and charges himself with S1sss53o
and asks that the same may examined and approved
and that final order may be made Of distribution Of
the property renaizing In ais hands 10 the persons
thereto entitled auAdischsrgng him and HE sureties
from all further responsihiliiy suen.
II i ordered tha. FRIDAY, the 9Th day Of April. A
D. ISL ten O'Clock before the said Justice, in
the Cour' House at Honolulu be and the same hereby
l. appointed The s.ae =se Pisee for hearing said
petition and accounts and that all persons Interested
may then and there appear aud show cause IL any they
have. why the same shoull not be granted, and may
present evidence TO who entitled to the said
property. And that his ordtr in the English language.
he published in the HAwAuAN GAzETTE, newspaper
printed and puhlished in Henolulu for three
sve weeks previous to the line therein appointed for
Dated At honoulu, H. l. this 5th day Of March. A. D
1855 A. +. JUDD.
Attest Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court.
Iao. E Barnard.
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The Premier's piper some months age
OF the Palace which was to have covered
two years expenses were run through II
less than six months, the Auditor Generals
Reports Will also inform enquiring tax
payers as to the expenses Of the Mission
to Japan, and the results therefrom, as tc
the Chamberlain's -tovg q Prince who
paid FOR them and whet benefit the payers
have acquired.
The solution Of these and many other
"cognaten questions makes taxpayers look
unxiously forward for the first report OF
the Auditor General
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OgE next mail will inform u- whether
Congress took any action concerning the
Treaty during the session which has iBst
closed and ala.n whether an extra session
| OF Congress Is called ltsegms extremely
! improbable that So important question
lpl the foreign policy OF the United States
can have been settled I'm either House
without an extended debate. or further
reference % committees. If this couioc.
ture shall prove TO be correct, ID viii then
remain TO be seen whether Congress can
determine upon Its final action I'M the
matter during short and crowded session
We trust that the Hawaiian Minister at
Washington may through the State De
partmpnt induce Congress 90 send 90
Honolulu a speciul committee g. examine
personally into affairs here. We have
everything 10 hope from the results of
such an enquiry, at the hands of any
competent and honest committee
Nothing would please us more than to
see such men here as Senators Morrill,.
Edmunds and John Sherman. who have
actively opposed the treaty. If General
Grant, John NJ Forbes from New Eng
land. Senator Gibson Of Louisiana and
one of the Huyemeyer- of New York
would also come along. and spy ont all
that can be seen in tho land whether It bg
IN our favor OF not we viii checrfuIly
abide by their decision concerning tho
working, the uses or abuses. the merits or
dement's Of the Treaty.
But if Congressional visiting com
mittee cannot be had then let our friends
at the East bend all their efforts 30 bring
ing forth and laying before public men In
Washington the facts, figures and proofs
or NTnien we rely Tor keeping tie 4fas1,y /.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-03-07

I'm Sem-ofHcialr Organ hg- been
limiting at changes iu .ho currency and
informs the public that It is the purpose
OF the Ministry 60 make some change in
tins direction. The meddIiug with the
currency Of n nation is very serious
matter and we hope that the Cabinet will
take no step without very careful consider
alton and only with the advice and CO.
operation OF those business men In om
community who are thoroughly qualified
TO speak on such a subject not one mem.
her OF the present Cabinet Is fitted tu
cope with the question,
We have a large quantity of deprecated
silver in the country, If there should bo
added to this some hundreds of thousand
OF silver dollars coined for circulation
here, even of the same weight and fine
ness as the L. S. standard dollar. great
injury would d. done io the business
community. in the first place as the law
now stands it could not be- o. legal tender.
In the second place. when We came 90 pay
debt7 in the United State we should find
that the Hawuiin dollar would only pass
Tor its tlf-HHir not it, 10f value At pro-.
eut We have the advantage. when using
the L. 5. standard dollar. though it is a
deprecated coin, Of being able TO pay
debts in San Francisco at It's face value
Flooding the country with Hawaiian dol
lars would have q very -eTiUu= effect upon
our financial equilibrium When the Gov
eIumcnt have laid their plans before the
public, we viii give very thorough atteu-
lon 10 the subject
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RARE BOOKS FOR SALE.

ONE VOL. OF FRIEND, FROM
~ 1874 20 $50; vol. Of Friend from lsdO to lsGl:
vol Of Sandwich Island News from 1867; vol. Of
Sandwich Island Gazette from ISi3-1 vol. Sandwich
Island Gazette loii vol. Contributions OF Vcnera-
pc Savage; vol Illustrated London News, six mos
1870; vols Scientific American.
*ij u ADDRESS BOX ia
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CUPREME CoURT or THE HA-

ruptey OF WONG PARK -
WoNG PARK Of Honolulu, having come be-
fore A Francis Judd Chief-Jusiice OF the Supreme
Court and declared himself bankrupt provided in
Section 80 Of the Civil Code Il was this day ordered
BY the said Justice, that Tuesday 9Th day Of March
instant al 10 O'Clock A. NJ At the Court room Of the
Supreme Court, at Alolaui House. Honolulu, be the
time and place TO hear and decide he question of bank
upcy and that notice OF such hearing be published IN
the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE for three consecutive weeks for
al persons therein concerned to appear show eausc
II any there be- why tie said WONG PARK should not
be decrced bankrupt
And il Is further ordered that all crcditors Of the said
WONG PARK appear at the time and place aforesaid
to prove their claims. BY Order
JNo. E. BARNARD,
Clerk supreme Court
March > 1875 afT-Sf
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ON TUESDAY. MARCH Goth,

at = noon on the premises, all the right title and in
iercst OF p kanakaa, Of North KOhala, Hawaii dec a.
IN and TO certain piece parcel Of land situated
haWaihae-uka- south kohala containing ABOUT SIX
Tl ACRES together with the Buildings thereon al an
upset price Of SJ Also, :hc same time and place
VIII be sold the Brand Of said deceased including the
properly In some ~ head Of Cattle, more less, now
running astray. Terms Cash
II. p WOOD,
Administrator OF the Estate OF r. Kamakaa dee.asad
North kohala, Hawaii, Feb. eth. 1881, ais %
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Copartnership Notice.
NOTICE OF CHANGE OF NAME.

/ TN IIII T Il II IO-N VI IMME-
- LINE GILES for change Of name, the following
decree wa- made by His Majesty in Prvy Council upon
the Sd day Of February, lSsi via:
The name Of Emmciiue Giles is. on her petition.
changed 20 EMMELINE ALONG. This decree Is re-
qured TO be- published for four consecutive weeks in
thc HAwAuAS GAZETTE, newspaper printed and pub
lished In Honolulu.
CHAS. n. JUDD.
Secretary Privy Council.
D. ali. T7.T.F FHff- ne
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SprriaI Uufrrs.
American WaItham watche.

Furnished Rooms en- suite, neat and cosy ParIor
sitting Room and Bed Room can be had by an early
application ar lHa) GARDEN LANE.
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NOTES

AZ lUi, In Brazil u1T Sugar Company D.
Gbout be Coated, Mr. james Clemiusau an on-
ginoe3 sl known iu those parts is promoting the
Baird .fuiral Sugar ERct1TieE company. with "a
HnItSt Sl25lOl1 in shares of 500 each. This.
z out, will De- one 0f the l1Fgf5t uuderilL-
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that at meeting held in H5nouE on the 5th day
Of March. D. 1sS of subscribers TO tie stock Of the
Reciprocity Sugar Company, il was voted TO aecept
Charter Of Incorporation, granted 10 item and their
asoeiate by The Minister o. the lntcri. by and with
the consent of the King in Privy Council under the
corporate name and style Of the RECIPROCITY SU-
tbf tho c1rDUaou uuder the said Charter therrupon
organized itself and elected the olowin. officers Pres
idcut, j. E. Bush; Nice-Presiaeut and Manager, W II.
Cumming. Secretary, c. l. Hopkins; Treasurer II.
Macfaranc Auditor. c p laukea; Board Of Directors
J. E. Bnsh. W. II. Cummings, J. Hayselden C. l. Hop
kins and T. j. Mcgrossuu.
Notice Is further given that pursuant 10 the terms Of
aid Charter no ockh0!dcr shall individually be liable
for the debts Of the corporation beyond the amount
which .hail be due upou the share shares held or
owned hy himself
e. L. HOPKINS. Secretary
HoSotuLu March 6.h isSl, gi5-lm
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PATENT NOTICE.

WHEREAS. \ PATENT WAS Is
w sued TO Kinrsbury " Jarvis on the 3jth Jauu-
AIRY last by the Minister Of the Interior under the laws
Of this Kingdom for Gas and Cane Trash Consuming
Furnace this is TO ali persons against iniTug-
mcnt Of the said Patent.
c. BREWER a COMPANY
Agents uf the JAWS Furnace Co.
er ). o. CARTER, Sec,y.
Honolulu, February Is, lSS2. 9H
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The Jarvis Furnace Co.

nESIRE TO CALL THE ATTEN-
IL tion Of the Sugar Planters and MIL Owners OF the
Hawaiian Islands 10 their Patent Cane Trash Consum,
ins Furuaccs by which trash De burned fresh from
the mill, For particulars please apply 10
{. BREWER 4 COMFY.
$50 1m Agents, Queen Street Honolulu.
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Mortgagee's Notice of Intention to Foreclose

NOI1CE Is HEREBY GIVEN
y that pursuant TO power Of sale contained in d
certain Mortgage deed dated August H. 49, made By
MRS, NJ MhALEIkINI hAPENA and JOHN NJ. KAPE-
NJ, OF Honolulu, Island Of Oahu. TO JAMES CAMP
Bell Of Lahaiua, Island Of Maui, OF record in the
ohte ot the Registrar Of Couveyanccs in Lber So on
pages ~ 81, and . and FOR breach the conditions
in said Mortgage deed contained 10 wit; The nonpay-
nen OF the money secured thereby that all and singn
lar the lands, tcncments and hcreditaments in said
Mortgage deed contained and described Will after me
time limited by law, be sold at Public Auction on ac
mentioned.
The property IN said Mortgage described being situate
~ tcleua H5noulu, Aforesaid, and particularly
described In Royal Patent No 3tfS containing an area
or o5j Inan0s, more or less. JAMES CAMPBELL
Dated Honolulu, February gOth, fss3.
lL-m ELlMN. ALilrnnN for MnrLnarne at--IL