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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-02-21

[ ~ II COURT OF THE HA-
y, nAiiAN ISLANDS Third JuaIciai Dilriei =
tf.,1ie leland q Hawaii, HAWAIIAN f.i-ad-. - :
niltlci o. the Estate % CHAIR p Hall Sc
Ngffl hrna- Hawaii. dscelsrf
y e1eHmeli rurpgLiug 10 De- nc l..s Wi ~
-eTi oi larles Hal deceased having IN a. -
~ ~ ~ nteilbrr 4 ID. t-'. hetn rrr-snfeI.a ~
~ ,ouft and pffliicn fur M rrol1fr t,.r..f
ane Tor ihf Issuance % Leffcr- - r. ffl-
"a. iiai. having been Sled b. n L. sheidor
~ = hereby ordered that WFnVEeD1y ~. -
f p s,nf5.iy \ D. i--s. AZ 10 O'Clock a n 81 -
,a-!s ~ tle tcufi Recon- o. aid Crurt II K-r...l
hpl9I pa the isiani Of Hawaii ~ --.I ~ - +.
Tg .fp9intca TIE time To- proving aid VII -
go. 90 duplication when and u1rrr any usr.al
1870 NAY appeur and culfr-f The said = -
ui ti4nting o. letters fesiaacutary
y y itrtAer ordered that nofirc thereof L -sr- b.
tA4le4tQn. FOR three succcsaIVc " rricl r. ~.
Ho,',i-,.s nerspaper printed and pahusiss 4.
Dated y Koislla. IlauaH I.r ,l.a -
CHARLES p HAIgT
a. Justice q he tircait o.srf
Af- TfIrl r-.II..I.I No.
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Mortgages Notice of Intention TO Fore,I,s
N-nTTEE IL tfEtEnx

certain mortgage deed dated Dee. .ta ISM ssa-H II
JOIN VI kspeua and Emma " kapcna. Ms uif1 ~ y
haina Island Of Mani, 10 James Campbell - -
Iahaina o. record In The once % the rcrisir1r ~ -
vcysucr< in Iih,r - pp. "a. ~ a - md for 49,.
Of the conditions Tn aid uicrigaec deed ccr,nl--l
fN Wit thp uou-paymrni Of the money secrrea fS.-f
that al and singular the lands, trncncnss an $780,
mruts in ssid mortgage dccd contained and f11,l1-%
will aftcr the time limited hy law. b. scIi n 49,
Auction N account q the breach u The ecndis.
hcrcin before mentioned.
The property IN said mortgage described hrtn- -
ate IN the Islaud % Mrokai. aud partralr,l- .
scribc in Royal Patent No ioii, Containing Al r-
isc ain Acres and also a. Ckumchame. f1srs =
Mani and particularly described IN ROYAL r.,,.
No. es>, containins an area q 2 Acrrs. I Rcd =
pcrehcs JAMES CAMrRrff
Dated urreialn, February soth, ~
ln..tl Hn..aEN- AlInrnsr lnf Mnrtca-nc u. l.
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To-day the native element will. according TO
poster proclamation, present themselves TO His
proper hands will be allowed to inspect portion
of the Palace. The reception hours will be from
10 a. TILL p. m. and small fayors even will be
gratefully receiveg Hon. John Cummings, the
Marshal Of the festivities, hopes TO be enabled TO
allow the gates To be thrown open to the general
public after the latter hour and enable them TO
also have an interior view OF the expensive build
ing. Thursday afternoon. will be occupied with
boat-racing: in the evening hHlu at the Palace
grounds Friday is an "of' day nothing being
arranged for that duy. Saturday fHR dress laaH
and in the evening an extensive programme of
Hids will be offered 20 those who desire to witness
this native dance The law OF the land may be
broken by some performance on Sunday, but moth
ing has at present been promulgated.
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'aRusNadi
hi 4~La E1w'
F~urh var -
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TgTP. c. 4. or Prsmie-'s Cor0a0tiol. "a
rssfiss,csf informs Us that We may begin
to give our attention TO other topics than
the Coronation; why. we have been glylng,
our attention and trying TO attract that OF
| Of the Ministry to other topics ever since
that allSrriity began 10 assume DEFINITE
form and cost. Indifference to outside
Glamour Is the Ministerial form of what
others call Autocratic Indifference TO pub-
lie opinion.
-Pubhc health viii continne to ben-not
what Il has been We hope. 4 lepers hos
pital. adjoining what ability and enterprise
seeks TO make our great shipyard, and that
with open palisades through which lepers
and their friends exchange handshanng
and the friendly pipe. to say nothing OF
dr,Iarifafi7s passes which the physician in
charge cannot control. The conjoint en-
garement with scientific body abroad
for the study Of leprosy in our hospitals,
amounts simply to this, that the eminent
European Scientist will I've permitted to
carry ont his Investigations at the expense
of those who accredit him, but without
costing our Board OF Health one cent.
As TO the road-making, bridge-building
and public structures which riR b. pushed
forward. much may be said; as 10 that
which has been done, barring the insati-
able never 10 be finished palace, the record
Is but meagTe.
The Finance Department Is occupied in
kicking ont its best servant; the successor
~ nass5 not being able to enter is osse for
want of sureties. Ii Is true that the said
Department Will not avail itself largely OF
It's borrowing powers, but the reason lies
outside the willingness.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-02-21

A cgASsE has been made IN the Treasury
Department and the puhio j. very uneasy
A. 10 the reason Of It. Suspicion points
70 very sinister motives Il would quiet
the public mind very much If the Minister
q Finance would publish his quarterly
statement. which we have little doubt will
shortly appear. \ very large amount Of
certificates j. Htida; for which the cash l.
now no doubt IN the Treasury, and that
money cannot he honestly touched even
10 tide over f1ar7g emergency. II is
well known that the expenditures have
been very large and that these have IN
Fortunately been large for no good pur-
pos We nave however every hope that
the new Registrar Of Public Accounts Will
allow 10 tampering with cash which Is IN
he charge and for which his hondsmen
an r-f--UIu1ihlr
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Az cry and - s-szl.~ says HIS Excel
lency the Premier. These insignificant
howiers.- he adds. do not represent any
misses. 81 hrains, OF respectabllIty, or
wealth. not whisper OF echo Of their
maleydlence reaches the peaceful precincts
Of the throne This Is loud hallooing for
one who Is not ont Of the wood, however
much be may he IN the wool But be
can't keep up his own courage. followers
he no longer has in tins way.
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marifes, in the manner in which the invitations
had been issued, several instances being unmarked
when the recipients were the intimate ffiends OF
Government officials and whose social standing
was not Of sufficient Importance 20 entite them TO
a pssteboard, otherwise than rs friends OF said
officials. The dancing took place in the ainphi-
theatre which was appropriately arranged Tor the
the following being the programme presented;
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Tn community was surprised on Satm-
day last by the rumor that Mr. Godfrey
Brown. Registrar Of Public Accounts, had
been removed. Surprise hardly expresses
the actual feeling; uneasiness is weak
CONSERVATION Is possibly too strong. II has
been felt that while the Cabinet may ut
terly lack the confidence of the communi-
tv. as Is the case with the present advisers
Of His Majesty. that good executive clerks
in charge Of department affairs may still
preserve the integrity of Governmental
obligations and duties. So the rumored
removal OF Mr.. Brown is a shock to public
confidence. Meanwhile Mr.. Brown declines
to resign till some cause for his removal is
shown. while there may be power to re
move there can be no doubt that Mr.. Brown
has the right to know what cause is alleged
against him II he Is not allowed to know,
If the Government persists in his arbitrary
and causeless removal against the judg-
ment OF the entire community, il Will be
only another nail in its coffin only anoth-
er cause of contempt of an already con
| tcmptible Government Ii is cause of
much regret that His Majesty continues
| TO receive the advice of such men. There
are, however, some things which even an
arbitrary Government cannot accomplish
OF compel Among them Is to compel
public confidence. What little confidence
may have been had in this Government,
arising from its retention of good officers,
Will soon be lost if II discharge such Off
GERS as Mr.. Brown. Public feeling was
shown on Monday. the first chance, by the
presentation at the treasury, of something
like 100000 of Government paper II
Is said that one aspirsnt for Mr.. Browns
office has not been able to procure the nee
essary bonds, and that another is now en-
gagged in hunting up bondsmen. If there
be particle of honor and responsibility
left IN the Government, no straw bonds
viii be accepted The future viii show
how far things can go before better coun-
sells prevail.
Since the above was in type. We learn
that Mr. Brown has actually been displaced
and that Mr. Frank Pratt is to be installed
to-day. Nothing more disgraceful than
the above transaction has stained the an.
mails Of the career Of this government
They have most certainly done a thing
which is hurtfui to the credit of the nation
and disgraceful TO themselves as men.
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legal sdrfrfissmrnis
Mortgagee's Notice Of Intention o Fo,,.,

~ that pursuant 70 power q sale cnnt1.s-, -
certain Ncrtgagc decd dated August n fs-s 49, ,
MA % Honolulu. Island Of Oahn. 10 JAWS ie'1ALN
REIl, q Lahalna. Island ~ Nnnl % r~r.sA -
cilicc of the Registrar q Ccnvtyances. IN IN. =
razc. ~ y. and = and fct breach o. fhc e,-' \
IN aid Mortgage deed con tained, % wit. n ~
inent % the money securti thereby that ~ 1r7 80.
No-trArc decd. conlairea ara described wiii ~ Nl
time limited nv law, DC sold u pnhflr kurfl.- -
count q the breach q The ecusiiiors ~ keisini,
mcatioucd
rae property Ia said Nos;y4yo Described h,lr, -.
Al relrula. HSnouin. Aforesaid AID nacrc rs--.,-.
described IN ROYAL ratcnt No SIS. cuasairirr L.
q GtS tacHas, more o. less. JANIS CAvfnrt "
Dated Hanoinlu February Sgh. ISL --A
Csr1i BROWN Attorney for Mortgage So
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-02-21

the gentlemen of the diplomatic corps If
not doing honor to them personally, but
doing honor 10 the countries they repre-
sent: that In England it Is customary to
shew special courtesy TO the representa-
tives Of foreign nations, and that the
courtesy which that mighty nation shews
might well be copied by the very minute
Court OF Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-02-21

SUPREME COURT OF TIIE III.


- WAIiAN ISLANDS. In Probate. f-laad
Oahu, Hawaiian Islands. s..
In the matter Of the ESTATE OF RICHARD COZ
INGTON, deceased.
document purportine to be the last will and i..il
ment OF Richard Coyugtun, deceased, having % -
10th day OF Feb. ISIS been presented 70 sdid ProA1
Court, and petition for the probate thereof aud A.
the issuance OF Letters IcstImcufary TO Anne CA11
lotte Coytngton having been hlcd By her Il j. orer
that IL kSDAN. APRIL 9Th, 1881. AZ 10 a. ~ o. AZ
day. at The Court Room OF said Court al Aiioiaui III
in Honolulu. be and the Is hereby appointed =
time for proving aid VIII and hearing aid appilclt
when and where any person Interested may appear Il
contest the said win and the granting Of Letters Trs
ameutary and the said Anne Charlotte CoVinEtau
hereby appointed Temporary Administrator
IL ., further ordered. that notice thereof be gVen b
publication for four successive weeks in the Haual
Gazette, newspaper printed and published IN udt
lulu.
Aud II Is further ordered thai citations be Issued
the subscribing witnesses 70 said will and 70 the ht
OF the testator 10 appear and contest the prohaf z
said will 90 the time appointed.
Dated Honolulu. u. l., Feb. 18Th, is,s
A-F.IIDD,
Int Of h..
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4 ,InoUIr oouKT FOURTH JUN

4 Ihtttt NOJ III tOl 1tlIi IJDf
" tiAl. CIRCUIT, Hswalisn Isianda Ia Prssr
AZ Chamber, beiofr the Local Clrcnit Juder l.s
matter Of The ESTATE OF AUGUST CONRADr =
Of Hanalci. kauai, deceased
ON seading and hllug the petition lnd asco4ais
Mfs. Mafy Ann tuuradt and fmuk Bindt. AlnirI-
tniors Of the Estate Of August Conrat late % Ian
lel Kauai, deceased, wherein they ask to b. aorsi
s3ipn, and charge themselves Sssi5s "a and al fhs
The same may be examined and approved. aud lali
hnal order may De made Of distribution Of tie pfeps
remaining tn iher hands 90 the persons thcr-fn rn
gu, and disehafEng them and ther surutits ff1z
iurticr responsibility as such Administrafors
" .. ordered that SATU RDAT the f7th day - esft
A. D. lss a. ten o'clock A. " before the aid Ialiirf
al Chambers, In the Court House. AZ KooA Nc and o.
sanlr hereby j. appointed The time and 7are -
hearing said Petition aud Accounts and thai an ~
sons iutcrcste may then and there appear and lisr
cause y any thcy have, Why the same shoaid uc >
granted and mas present evidence 90 who ar- n
ited 20 thc said property. And that thi- order 10 -
English and Hawaiian languages, be published rcsgec
lively m The Hawaiian cazcttu and knokoa usrsgl
pef printed aud published In uouclula Tor thrr- -
for said hearing
Dated 70 kcloa, ~ J., this II day Of Feb A D -
JACOB HARDY
81 NIrrmEf Tu1ssr Ff.I 4 a
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Hen Embellishments.
RARE BOOKS FOR SALE
NOTICE OF CHANGE OF NAME.

w - rs -, ~ - VI = .''pii,--
decree made by Hs Majesty in Prvy Council upon
the I'd day Of February, 1855, viz;
Tas "a RfI8e st u ~ dsE ia SCI Il 2e
quiIed TO be published for four consecutive week. n
the HAWAIIAN GArrrrI, newspaper printed and pub
lished in Honolulu
CHAs. II. JUDD,
,secreiaTy Priv Council.
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Considerable preparation had been made for the
proper carrying our of the programme Connected
with the grand ball which was given last evening
ct the Palace, and considerable favcriiism was
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-02-21

. hereby ccrifT that ihe wlilin aaI forasoir. u ;
iag an faithful COPY Of fhe orirlnal r1rnpir. f.l
IN lle li9gi ior Divorce There's CsrfErrhf " Ar
ahlfi T. r. and also % the Marlhals
tara ihereigi aud that ug re11an ~ "a 49,.
is4ini tAs Ssaf a. nc January Term lheroaf q
- ~ i1 - iAe r5sc confined 70 The lezt AFr
AtIl. = ~ i1 ana that in the meantime a. aftaiisi
GOV % s4id luminous b. printed a. p-rscfih s. q
80 igg-lrnT The said rcsp1ndenft0 1nsuef 3 3D.
lu Ulugfs whereof I have h.ls.sll
20 ~ kaad this n day o. Frlrlsr
o.. mo BARNARD,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-02-21

Il Hawaiian Kingdom kallkaua By he C.rls. .
100 100 ~ NC hlN1iian Islands. kins To william
-lN,' Esi Naf-hal q the Kingdom, ais Deg1fT
ALEAANDEky, CARTWRIGHT, IT,, DsfenlanL a
ltse ht shal hle written answer within twenty dil.
pIenc tnnrt 20 the January terra thereof 20 BE- h1tss
~ NE NQuff Room % thc oun Housr H1noiui1. O.
~ ISLAND q oahu on MONDAY. the Ia Dag o. JaHl
Az next. ~ ~ o clock r.. 70 shog cllse h9 a.
claim OF THERE'S CARTWRIGHT Fi4infin sis1l
acEcd petition
And have you then there this " rif with fan frir 81
your proceedings thereon.
Witness, Hon A. FRANCIS JUDD. ClItf
tL.j justice Of or supreme Coart. u nc1a a'l
tbs ih day ~ d1uulry. A. ID. Isl
aSu. p EsExxrn C.rrk
10 which summons the Marshal made ne fali5ria.
fgtufus Having made tiletnt search Tor fhc siihia
heutlorcd Alexander ,. Cartwright. IT. I herehf
iuiu his Summons not served a. ani uusble 10 "a
the aid Alexander J. Cartwright Ir n nj Kir.-
fsirurdf III n rtrEr 49,
Houolulu, Jdruliy 9Th ISL
Hauaiiln tsiands d
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nal fEl -lIfIIA
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uasin n ui
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n wUu for hin
49, - SO
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n his rarir y
fnto III c1--r
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ri Tor IA ~ q
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ran vgE for {.
HbHNs Ia he y
rldIn4 ~rcrra
tIr grvrr 1uu1
KErarr M y
karun - trvel
4ank uafmr
rnnt1s o1lF O.
AM Is -aul4
|Enn lasl = hri
ne possibility
1dricr q pay
|IIU AMlNHAA
NJ rals.sn1Er
Her ~ hn-f
wraErr tlii -
NJ hrltrrir r
me- isnif Was
1nd Hanaikf q
4rrricrs Hir q
moan ~ " I
Tnr barns A.
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NJ trar nrrt'
ka- been fW
MAJ NAV b.
.on- oec VA
~ ,rrrf1uillnr
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r1nan words.
mn wa arc
arntru ga
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SITUATION WANTED.

A YOUNG GERMAN. LATELY
"A returned 10 these Islands. wishes a situation on
some plantation ~ oyctseer. possibly Head Over
seer. Has acted in both capacities for number OF
years and is prepared TO give the best references
Speaks besides his language, English. spanish
and Hawaiian Parties wishing 90 cunfcrinay please
call, address, A. NJ. German, care sailors Home
Honolulu.
Uosofttt. O,rr Feb n 1sss attgss
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ls 1-laaa hlul Switched 1illr. lll I..u
ruu ll1-1t.- HlisT GAYS ur t1 the rnd uf NavsIl-
.rr sla1. ar-l-rT p ----. lat Hlf hfty dTvs uf
Ha1sll-l.a LllIl---li.H bad TAXA place u rlu=g-
80
IL nN T EHan was Hl1lIlg flfn0IN To-
Hlra L-ir laHElgU- li1 faelagr correspondent Of
- Lr-HlHrI I.# H.aaalIF stalled iu ti1f iHlruHl
l1l L1lTr l-l-- lr.. -su SO b.. and that TIE De-
H-lls u1Er Urs-sarulla ILIa Dr. On ll1Iiiun o. the
-rn1i ra1r19 -i ia-= a. IGa and property through
all al-llus fl 6l7II1-T and Auatrla. Owing 90
HlErH and 1aH. How iai.Hs-sil arr tnr jewellers iu
tls=- -l-laT af flt ga glrrs tlF '7iralJ- winds
-H lftE AMI rlaHT l..T ulIll lll.1fils 1f the war
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-02-21

WING BEEN DULY AP-
eee- asee ate q NORTH kOhaa Hawaii. T6esstT al
f3n =. VIC 1.tc Claims a-ziusf ~ AID ssiat- =
49, - - Win ~ iluuths from ttls t.i1 q
eaed upon % make iianraiafr rsgfrnt h ~ u T.
u.-,f q, d. r. VIDA. AdrinilfrEiaf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-02-21

T1I o. 1as- sf isrTll5l1IlfiGr- lI lll Am.licsu
faligTr. Tlsa tlH Naval Appropriation siil. after
Hucll-ll ar Clans i1 PROVIDE ilaf the Chiefs u
hfeaua shall feoaiFs l8 additional paw. and adopi-
M ellls7 o. giEE As Weeks SisLulu for tir use
"a d. ia'Iuis rlaGiol. Ilf lill as rls-s rlHralI
itai u.ie ~ lll grace ei uid-liumnu o. ensign.
s III llasFr o. lieutenant. and TrUyidf- that the
frzz1 rllls.liTlla-I and IuIsftrs c1usrirTI-a tho
ialll1r .s-ll4t uf tuEl-ls and Hfaieuaufs b. The
flf rsll- tlTrU sIll Dr. 90 u71rl original appoint
las-Ir- Uinr9r- 81. tlc Inns shall d. ddiailed To
f-ria-u o. 4uill- ui plyuls1ars- All vacafl-
cfe On ~ Ttrlgr- grades ~ tEg line ul -iaa
u-U t1 d. tiled lT uraza1si4l- The .rada Of
D1rlassall is -i.slislsd. Out thg present CaIma-
llruf an art disturbed The Prfsidulii b. author
nd g. ar1alui % board uf officers 60 inquire and
r1f1rl ~ lll.rUss ullici Government raw vaul
1r l-1- b. la-i allrae flr the establishment Of
81 iullIarE tlF a. uEuufacruIC q army AID navy
a'--u1ucl. ~ para ui The sum appropriated for
thf hufuau ut Construction and repair ball 10
arglla. D. llt repair III unddtH slips uhru thr
lf-ll-atll rIirs tzc p ger call;. % thec1si %
sillr uf Tia slElf su1 Cadets are % 10 an
fai1idd III tlt Arllgmlc BJard OF Tie Nayal
Acada1rf ll order ol maflt. No officer Of the
navy shan Roy cupi1ycl ga shuTg dUty, unle-s bv
arlalll- urlirrs oi tlt Secretary " the navy AM
Izls1ua=i11 any otlr officer purchasing suuulifs
= .ii-aauut log cash or any utlgr r.i1slli aud
tallzzl, D. c.1rz hinlsln thClesItl. shall D. dis
r1sl from tlla sfEl0G, illfrIz1slal from one 10
ll- rtars and lnad trlim AIall 20 SIHe1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-02-21

~ WAllAN ISLANDS In bankruptcy n ~
mattcr Of the Bankruptcy OF PETER LARklNS.
Notice il hereby given that meeting % The cred
who have proved debts against the said fsicg "a
kus- TO the amount Of 500 more, viii Be hrii d
on THURSDAY, the FIRST DAY OF MARcH, =
10 O'Clock g. for the purpose u electlng lssi-rr
Of said hankrupfs estate. D. X FfFE.
Deputy Clerk Supreme Clln
FL ~
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PATENT NOTICE

" HEREAS \ PATENT WAS Is
w sued TO king-huTy NJ Jarvis, on The 1lth Jauu-
aEy last by the Minister OF the Interior under the a
Of this Kingdom for Gas and Cane Trash Con UNI
Furnace this i 10 warn all persons against iufrnc-
ment OF The said Patent.
c. BREWER s. COMPANY
Agents Of the jaws Fumae, Co.
Per j. o. CArrEH scr'v.
Honolulu, February ID 1872 n4
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Administrators yot;ce

'HNTILLe 2 HAIlT-
a.. Justice q he tIrcaft Coat.
4s- Mira r-.ll.i.l NJ.
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- WAIiAN ISLANDS. In tbs matter Of the A..
ruptcy Of CUM CHUN. otherwise LtM KEE SAN
Notice f. hereby given that meeting Of The crciio
who have proved debts against the estate q cT-r
CHUN, otherwise LUM kEE SAM. % the amsrnf y
SiOO upwards will be held az the ocr Of the Ci-l
OF the supreme Court. in Honolulu. on Thursdar r.
LIT day OF March, at 10 O'Clock n fnr the purpd.s Z
cleetnc Assigns Of the aid Bankrupts Esiafe plrs,
ant TO the Statue.
sNO. {. BARSAnn
CLERK Supreme ezr
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Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure and i
Sale

IN ACCORDANCE WITH 4 POW.
Err Of sale contained IN certain mortgage ,asa. =
Kuhclc 10 Chas VI Cc,kr, dated the efih day of ~
iS5 recorded In lhcr q, page 81 ass zncd 10 Strrt,
Spencer hy due assignment notice 4 hereby given A.
aid morfearcr intends 70 fcreciosc aid mor@l-r -
condition broken and upon aid foreclosure iIrrII.
public auction Al the utcc o. W. r Castle. Ho1ci1
on SATURDAY, Marth siih. Al Il " q aid tar =.
Premises Described In said mortgage - below srece
Premises be sold situated on Fort street. 1rn
lulu IN kaSkopua- described In Royal Patent 81 4
Kapa. situated near the premises Of r. Keclikalas
and contains a cuud holec.
Further particular can BE- had 70 ". Y. CASrfr
Attorney az Law, Merchant street.
STEPHEN SPENCER
ai14t Assignee Of the Mortrnrrr
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IUI Hu- uElal l1T-. Hal1i7 Clio FlllF q. b. no
ra1al llla Fa-ss.ll at Or - fral liquor Law. says
Elll Hrl tH ~ lTUUEflulHzs which prevailed
rla1l- t'T ul-lFf r.Hlllli thr dav oi The cIro-
al1I11 ~ Hrs Eaf'E riri, -l abe liberty rlIidf
rel taE llllrF llgall1us ly flH neg liquor lnW
r r-rl1.r .Il-slHl ul tL-t nrg- Eve witnesses
all lFtllHs Iaal literally thrown uuf u the
aaIlaEe IlH tir Elul ln Lllrlegs condition
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-02-21
nm PALAcE AND rUNoHDowL.

From the basement iOOr 20 Its summit the
Palace displayed glorious de of lights. The
entire edge of the roof of the building was lighted
with torches placed at uniform distances from
each other and marking the upper outline OF the
building IN bright lines of light. The upper YER
andahs were ornamented with colored lanterns
placed in groups OF colors between the ratings on
one side, a change IN color being made in the row
on the other side, and encircliug the building in
their luminous capacity. On the lower verandahs
we're also parti-colored lanterns and also arranged
with a view to give diversity to the colors dis
played. The total number of lights DISPLAYED
upon the Palace alone has been roughly estimated
as in the neighborhood of four hundred, two hun
dred and nifty of which were used to illuminate
the balconies alone. The interior of the Palace
was brightly lighted. Punchbowl had a well
drawn outline presented by the lamps which graced
its summit and the view was picturesque and
pretty. Fair Luna smiled behind a cloud and
greatly favored the display by enwrapping her
efulgence in the shadows and mists Of a cloud
bank, otherwise the effect might not have been so
charming.
The bell tower was profusely ornamented with gai-
ly colored lanterns and the dome and sides present
ed Respondent appearance. The new flag pole, 1OC
feet IN length, in front of the house of Honolulu
Engine Company had double string of lanterns
pendant from the top of the Dole and reaching
nearly 10 the ground, presenting pretty picture.
The residences OF His Excelleucy the Premier Col.
one c. p. Iaukea, Major G. L. Gulick and Mr.. J
;. Smithies besides the various engine houses the
Prison and Government House were the only out
side places noticed which INDUCED in illumination
so that the displays outside of the Palace grounds
were most meagre IN number.