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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-24
IN CHAMBERS. CIRCUIT JUDGE

Il THIRD JIDItIAL DISTRICT. UaWaII1n TaT1nds
In the Estate OF ISSAC YOUNG DAVIS, OF Wsi-
mea, Hawaii deceased.
On reading aud fling the petition Of Louisz \
Davis, alleging that Issac YouBg Davis Of Waimrs
Hawaii died interstate about the 18th day Of June
\. d. i aud praying that letter. Of administration
ssue TO her.
II Is ordered that TIL RsDAY the I'D day Of Febrn-
airy A. u. 1885, at O'Clock p M, In the Court House
at mo Hawaii is appointed the time and place for
hearing said petition aud any objections that may be
offered thereto. and all persons interested in said E.
tate hereby notified 10 attend 7. ;. LYMAN.
Circuit Judge id Judicial District. II. !.
lilo Hawaii, Dee. Jth 1871. ~ q
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GOVERNMENT LOAN

atIflfI AlAT uF flNANtE
uesaluiIr. Auc esii ls-1
H atru flsf applications far ans
l. ALh GOVERNMENT LOAN Hp So
e1tsn.iiun @ rHu D. ril.iFfi lI fhf Trlasurr. tl4s
urH1 eaH. Hf - 50 peg rafIf pot auuuu
1saaI la.1aa alld itr iinluds ar exempt from
t-faas111Ir1If lalsr rIlaisaslFT
-INuN b. kaAI
rIuI.far 80 rlr Interim
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The object of the bank Is not to make money, but
to inculcate habits of thrift and order among the
population, by inducing them to lay by for rainy
day. The cost of working the bank falls upon the
government. no doubt in time the institution will
bank here would have undoubtedly considerable
influence upon the habits of our laboring and
poorer classes. This scheme was given up when
the present Ministry came into Office there is no
doubt but that il was Of practical utility.
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I'm following extract from the R,miHisoeac,s of
Lady Bloomfield, at one time Maid of Honor to
Queen Victoria, will give some idea of the manner
in which Windsor Castle is kept up. Just think
that Hawaii is trying to ape such real magnif-
cence, and does not the epithet B,wmmagem most
pertinently apply
1 could scarcely have imagined such display
of gold plate which by far the largest collection
in the world, and is valued, l am told, at above
two millions sterling. Some of the cups executed
by Benvenuto Cellini are lovely. Think admired
some of the china even more than the plate, espe-
cially service of Sevres and of old Chelsea.
The kitchen was a curious sight enough; and
could not help rejecting how little l thought, in
eating my simple dinner every day. of the prepara-
ton and expense which attends what comes ms a
matter of course. The FIRE was more like Nebu-
chadnezzar's burning fiery furnace than anything
else | can think of and though there is now no
company at Windsor, there were at least fifteen or
twenty large joints of meat roasting Charles
Murray told me that last year they fed at dinner
hundred and thirteen thousand people. | sounds
perfectly incredible; but every day correct list
is kept of the number of mouths fed: and this
does not include the ball suppers, nc, &c, but
merely dinners"
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SprriaI Qofrrs.


Has returned from his professional Of Kauai,
and may now be found at his Dental Rooms, Brewer.
Block Fort ST. where he will be pleased to meet all
those in need of his professional services. gn
Fnrnished Rooms en- suite. neat and coy Parlor
sitting Room aud Bed Room can be had by an early
application at tgS5 No. 4 GARDEN LANE
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THE rescue of the Hcraaat. the vessel
which was sighted last Thursday morning.
calls for few remarks upon the adyan
iages which this port offers to vessels in
distress In the first place our telephone
communication to the other side of the
Island enabled the boat to communicate
instantly with Messrs. Schaefer a Co.
That firm acted with great promptitude
and negotiating with Messrs. Foster a Co.
again through the telephone. arranged for
the prompt dispatch Of the steamer Jalaes
AeLo within an hour Of the arrival Of the
boat at Mamanalo the rescuing vessel had
started The expense was. we are in
formed, very light when compared with
what II would have been at any port along
the Pacific Coast. In many places the
steam tugs would most probably have put
IN claim for salvage, and even here. had
not Messrs. Schaefer A Co. acted with
thorough promptitude, similar claim
might have been made Finally Mr.. 5.
g Nllder's Marine Railway Will enable
the vessel to be speedily repaired should
II be found needful toput her on the WAYS.
Altogether IN the matter of the Hermann
the PoT1 of Honolulu can score one
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TRLEGRAPHIc ADDREss-DUNN, GLASGOW.
TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, ETC.
JAS. DUNN. MERCHANT. GLASGOW

tHAwAfIAS CONSUL
Undertakes the purchase and shipment Of kinds Of
British and Continental gcos, except Ardent spirits
and win bcrlad receive Orders rates either free on
board Al shipping port IN Europc delivered ship
tbut with dnfy for huycts account at Honolulu Such
Orders may bs accompanied by rcmttanccs, payable
in London Francisco; or be will draw at @ days
sight against confirmed credits from Honolulu Bsnkrrs
~ otherwise. to suit the convenience Of buyers.
KrFEKEScEs
NRSsRS. WN- G. IRWIN 4 CO.. uonolnln
HON. ). WALKER, Hsnolniu.
THE AGRA BANK. tIinitrdA Lyndon.
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-24

THK Macluy Standard gives the following
account of the cultivation of the Aloe in the Isl
and of Mauritius, it as if this might be pro
tably looked after by our small cultivators here:
The kind grown is that known to botanists by
the name of Fonreroya GjgaUtea. II is better
known elsewhere as the "Yucia'' OF Adams
Needle i" of Jamaica. The beauty of this plant is
that it grows ,rthOHf cultivation, that is to saw
once planted it requires looking after to clean
it etc. and il will continue TO give leaves for a
number of years before il requires renewal.
Drought has no effect it, and il Is of the hardest
possible growth, and grows beautifully in arid land
that has been thrown out of cane cultivation, on
account Of drought. The machinery used for the
extraction of the fibre has been much improved of
late there is still, however room for improvement
in this line The fibre manufactured sells readily
in London at from $40 10 $225 the ton. An acre
gives about u tons, but this will go to tons la
ter on when better machinery is used The won
der is how such valuable plant, the worth of
which has long been known, has not been turned
TO account long ago."
The yield has increased from tons in 1871 TO
152 tons in 1850 the latter Melted Sl3l 600 in Lon
don. 1t looks tempting. won't some one try an er-
pertinent: This might be something for our Agri-
cultural Society to make enquiries about.
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. waiian Isands, in Bankruptcy. In the matter a
the Bankruptcy OF CHUNG FAA-
Notice Is hereby given that meeting Of the crtfi
ors who have proved debts against the estate chur
Faa Bankrupt to the amount Of sluO or more ul =
held at the Office Of the Clerk OF the Supreme Court n
Honolulu. on THURSDAY. FEB. sth. AZ 10 4 NJ ~
the purpose Of eieetns AssSnecs Of the said Bankrnp
Estate. pursuant TO the statute
aii 81 ID. X FYFE. Deputy cl.rk
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CUPREME COURT OF THE IA.

Oahu. Hawaiian Islands s.s--In the matter Of the
Estate Of AfRON J. ROSE, deceased Order appoint.
ing time for probate OF VIII and directing publication
Of notice Of the same
DOCUMENT, purporting 10 he the last Will and
testament Of Myron j. Rose deceased, having the
10Th day Of January 4 D. 1851 been presented 20 said
Probate Court and petition for the probate thereof
and for the issuance Of letters testanentary 20 T. A.
>ehaefer, having been flied by y. A. Schaefcr.
II Is hereby ordered. that FRIDAY, the Second day
Of February, A. D. sl az 10 o'clock H. Of said day
al the Court Room Of said Court. Aiolani Hale IN
lionouiu be. and the same 4. hereby appointed Tho
time for proving said WIN aud hearing said sprIica
ton, when and where any person interested
appear and contest the sad WILL and the granting o.
letters Tcstamcntary.
1t Is further ordered that notice thereof be given hy
publication. for three successive wrecks In the Haxf
iian Gazette and - knokos. newspapers printed and
published in Honolnlu-
Dated Honolulu, H. l., January ioth, 1sss.
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CuPREME COURT OF THE,nX-

- wAtIAN ISLANDS. In nankrupfcy In u.
matter Of IL NEE SAN alias CT u cIlUN an 4Iicrsd
Bankrupt Notice Of meeting for choice u Asxirn~e~
Notice Is hereby given that meeting Of the crr5s
who have proved their claims against the estate n
the said Lum kct san alias Cum Chun viii ~ hnIf =
the Clerks Onlee q the supreme Court. In onoi1lr
on THU R>DAl, the 18th day Of Februnry Instant =
10 O'Clock m for the purpcsc OF rtcing as<irnres
Of said hankrupfs estate d. X. FYFE.
u,,,,n,, lamar, ga ISL Clerk s'7rems eesrs
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= UPREME COURT OF THE HA-
. wAIIAN ISLANDS: In the matter Of the 3Enk.

fupTCY IAKkIN-
Peter Larkln. OF Honolulu. having been ghis d.r
adiudicaed Bankrupt at hearing before Mr.. Jazfirs
Austin Il this day ordered that ncfcc be given 10
the creditors OF the sand Peter Larkn present fb>
claims and prove their debts; aud that due pahesfor
be made thereof for three consecutive weeks In the Ia.
waiian Gazette"
Now therefore notice Is hereby given that THURS
DAY the sth day Of February A. D. ISL AZ ~ OF lurk
a. M at the Court Room Of Aliiolani Hale Hnnoirlu
be the time and place for all such creditors appear
sud prove said claims.
BY the Court. ID. K FYFE. Dcpufy CLERK.
Dated Honolulu, Jan. 10Th. ss<l go y
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TnE savings bank which has been for some
years established in Mauritius has been increasing
in favor with the small depositors, as the follow
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NOTICE

A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
n against the Estate of NJ. J. ROSE, deceased will
please present them TO the undersigned and all per
indebted the above estate will please settle
their accounts by payment TO +. \. SCHAEFER.
Honolulu, Jan. nth, iSs3 80 81
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NOTICE.

THE BELOW NAMED PERSONS
l. requested 10 call at the Clerks Office Supreme
Court within month from date ard take the APP
pointment from the Probate Court Administrator
Guardians rs mentioned opposite their respective
names and to file the bonds required by the Court.
] Il Mills Admin'str- Estate Of VIM Dart, dc
I
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NOTICE.

ON ACCOUNT OF PRESSURE OF
" time Mrs. A. NJ. MELLIS is compelled 10 notify
her patrons that she will them only on WEDNES-
DAYS and FRIDAYS of each week until further
notice. MRS. \ NJ. MELLIs,
H5 No. 1Ol Fort Street.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-24

venomous snake leprosy The newspapers
have done ner duty in exposing the con
dition of affairs, the public will, in time,
no doubt do their duty by meeting to
gether and urging upon the Board action.
not only in Honolulu, but throughout the
aptira er,<sr,rn
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Co.Partnershin Notice.

TNIIE FIRM OF LEE HOP & CO.,
l. doing business at Wsiluku, Maui Retail Store
Keepers, Furniture Dealers, &c, &C. Is composed of
Tam Lum, Aana and Ching Tow; all residing in Wal
uku. LEE HOP 4 co.
Waikiki, Maui, Dec 10, 1851 gy5 IT
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Married CounIe Wanted

WANTED ON A SHEEP STATION
w Married Couple. Also, A SHEPHERD. mar
red single. Apply to
II. y. GREENWELL,
Kona. Hawaii.
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nom Nani an
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and about
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STARK =
and child.
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Ioza Kauai II
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to work his extensive vineyard and orchard, and
Will exclude from his premises all Chinese labor.
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1GBISsCN
|. NJ thr y
I|1a street. b
<E KARI v
NJ Rev. H.
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IS lase-a tasr BAL i-rl urpuiHisd sur7egor and
1-fs-f tr r a1E Ca'I-rfinu ni-trie, - Mo, Ia
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Bawaiiall 6azette.

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY "a. 1883.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-04-02
General News.

A youth of 20 wears is under arrest for big
amy in New York.
Fruit growers in Western Massa chusetts
report encouraging prospects for good peach
crop.
tanners of Philadelphia, who contend that
none except union men should be employed.
Wright Daniel, negro convicted of bur-
glary in Greenville, n. c.. was on Thursday
sentenced to be hanged July s.
The Scranton Steel COMPANY Of Scranton,
Pa. on Thursday, started its new mills giving
employment 10 over 1000 men.
Henry Depugh and Henry Ross, cousins,
were murdered in hut near Alton, ILL.,, on
Tuesday night They lived in q negro settle
ment.
Frank Sweet a brakeman on the Green
field Railroad, was seriously injured by fall
ing from train near Lyndeboro' n. H.,
Thursday.
Mrs Howard Kimball Of South Groveland,
Mass, was found dead in the cellar Of her
house Thursday. The probable cause of her
death was heart disease.
handsome fishing schooner built al
Boothbay has arrived at Gloucester. She j.
the first Of the fishing feet rigged with wire
rigging.
Fish receipts at Gloucester, Mass, Thurs
day morning, were: One Georges fare, one
from the Grand Banks Of 60,200 pounds hall
but, and 10000 of Georges Goldfish.
| The tobacco manufacturers of Lynchburg
| Va, refuse to resume work with any of thu
strikers before May 1st, unless a majority o.
| all the manufacturers consent.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-04-02
NIanureS.

OF manures. that of the COW is the poorest
that of the horse being double in value, and
that Of the hog five times that of the horse
Hen manure, mixed with two or three times
its own bulk of muck or even loan, is as
good as most guano Kept for sale. Ashes,
leached or unleached, are excellent. The
contents Of the closets may bekept inodorous.
and in an easily workable condition, by cast
ing plaster on them frequently until removed.
and then by adding four times as much more
of muck or loan, you will have n fertilizer
equal to poudrette. Bones, old boots and
shoes, hogs bristles and all old scraps,
which would otherwise lie about as nusances
and eyesores to all who see lem, may be
made soluble and fit for fertilzng by bury
ing them in unleached ashes, with an occas-
ional slight watering and stirring of the heap,
and an addition of ashes, untilreduced TO a
proper state for pulverizIng The pig should
be supplied with all the weeds you can
gather before they seed, and peat, muck.
turf. etc. if thrown into his yard, he will
work over and pay for his keeping by largely
increasing the amount of manure. He will
work over ten or twelve loads if given to him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-04-02
AUGUSTA POST OFFICE.
UiMfer arrangements.
lSS2-S3.

From IA. VI. tool NJ. Sundays excepted.
suslays. open from 9.l5 to iO.l6 A. NJ for Carriers
and General Delivery. .
6f.M.
Registered Letter Department opens at A. NJ.
Closes at o r. NJ.
stamp Otice opens at A. h. closes nj L. NJ
Arrira and Departure Of Mails.
Portland. Boston and Southern and Western Mails
arrive at 2ls A. NJ, and 4O7 and IS r. N. Close al
$40 and $50 A. NJ, and 1880 T; NJ
Portland and intermediate Offices, arrive NJ fU
Lew tston and Auburn and intermediate Offices;
arrive 2. IL A. NJ. 409 and 1,5S r. NJ Close Maio,
and 80 A. NJ, and i0:D L. NJ.
brunswick bath. Rockland squirrel Island, Ocean
Point. Eoothbay. Sc.. arrive 4.07 and 7-o5 r. NJ
Clo-r 40 and 40 A. n.
kun,or. belfast, Eastern and New Brunswick
arriv, p57 A. NJ. and l0,45 Z. VI. Close at S45 and
" T.. NJ.
$50 yhegan and connecting routes arrive y57
A. NJ, anu i0.45 4. VI. Close 3.i5 and 10 T. NJ
Stage Mails
Scar ,mont and intermediate Offices arrive Daily.
n. ~. Close at A. NJ.
i.uast and intermediate offices arrive daily (Sun
day r,ccpied) at $50 A. u. Close 3.i5 T. VI.
Wahl, boro and intern ediafe offices, arrive daily
tsundays excepted at Il T. NJ. Close 90 A. NJ
Icatcld and intermediate offices arrive daily ex
c-pt dnday-, at 9.;sO A. NJ. Closes 3-f5 7. A
Winthrop arrives daily Sundays sxcepted) Pm
Manchester. Nj. Vernon, W. Mt. Vernon and No.
Vienna daily except Sundaysj arrives IL NJ Closes
4. VI.
Meeting routcs errive daily Sundays excepted) al
l2..iO. Close Mt La
Weeks Mills and ". Windsor arrive daily except
sLuti.ys) at psO A. N. Closes st 3.t5 4. NJ.
National N .iitary Home Togus, arrives 30 A.
audi A.. NJ. Closes A. NJ and I45 T. NJ
Carriers deliveries are made daily tsun
da,, and legal Holidays excepted) in IN.
bns,n.ss portion Of the city, at f.s0 snd
10 A. VI. and 4 aud $ Z. VI. Deliveries are mad.
to all parts of the city within the delivery limits,
tvic, day Sundays and legal Holidays eNcepledl
nj 81 A. NJ. and 4. NJ.
Collections from the street boxes are made OF
wc,k days follows II The boxes on W atef, state,
Winthrop, Bridge, Green, Grove, corner OF 'hhpti
uurt itrerts, Maine Cent al X. * Station, Fast
Ind hpunrbcc Bridge, and at corner of Bangor ana
Cony streets are collected at \. NJ, 80 and NJ
All other boN.- are collected ut A. NJ. and T. W.
sunday anu legal holidays, collections are u''ia
atHl VI.
Al letters are delivered free by carriers when al
dressed 10 IN. street and number. People should
nur,a their correspondents OF above. and have their
ietitiS addressed accordingly.
Any irregularities in iheCarrier's Department
should be reported TO the office .
}. h. MANLLl. 4. NJ
October 10. isse.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-04-02
Personal.

President Pierce's old home at Concord.
n. H., is to be transformed into an Episcopal
school for girls.
General Nathaniel Green has monument
in Savannah, Ga, but strange to say, there
Is nothing on the shaft to tell in whose honor
it was erected.
Mrs. Ella X. Trader. ~ho spent Sl00. 1000
of her own money in aiding the wounded
soldiers during the war, now lives iu poverty
at Asheviile. n. g.
1t is stated that Paul Finlane, of New Jer-
sey, will add 1926 600 to his previous large
gift to the city of New Orleans for education
al purposes, on the condition that his former
donation shall be free from taxation.
Senator Edhunds, who has been in South
Carolina, has gone N Florida, where he will
remain with his family until very warm
weather. His journey will then be across
the continent.
Earl Gr0syenor. eldest son and heir of the
Duke of Westminster, and the Hon. Fred
erick Lawless, brother of Baron Cloncurry,
have arrived from Vera Cruz.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-04-02

TERRIBLE SUFFERING.
Kidney and Bladder complaints of many
years duratiOn-His word good as
gold-Case OF city assessor
Francis S:omarSi. Sd sum
mer St, Lowell. Mass.


"His word is as good a bank note al any bank
in Lowell. and know IT. the opinion OF well
known citizen in sp-aling OF CT Y Assessor Francis
Gomard Your reporter ionad Mr.. Gomard AT his
plea .ant home, which. with many others, adorns
Summer street and tr.nts the charming park of SO.
Common. Mr.. lIamard said IL ha been, many
OF my friends in Lowell know, great sufferer from
kidney aud urinary troubles for long time. Ny
ply sicisn aid it the result of diseased kidneys
and enlargement of the prostate gland had sui r.
ed terribly, and although my doctors treat
ment had been the best which this city
afforded, got better. ! said finally,
Doctor, it's no You have done all that
is in your power 10 do know that {; but must get
help from ,ome Other source or die Finally Was
induced TO try Dr. kennedy's Fasorte Remedy, n
medicine which had been recommended very highly
for kin-y ds-a.es. | received help at once IL has
acted like charm with me. Why so: DIR. kenne-
dy's Favori'e Remedy is an hone preparation. and
know it. l did't think an, thing ould help me,
but this has given better help than any medicine
ever prescribed Tor ! have recommen ended il TO
ever SO many of my friends in the city of Lowell aud
with the result. They think there is noIh ng
like DIR. kennedy's Favorte Remedy"
What Mr.. Goumard says can be depended upon, a.
anyone acquainted with the gentleman knows.
aprlteodxW I'm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-04-02

Dairy farming cannot be wholly unpro-
fitable in the West of England, where the
great Western Farm Dairies' Company
have Just declared dividend of l-2 per
cent. With respect to n recent remark of
the London Graphic on the price of milk
a Glasgow correspondent says that accord
ing to calculations of his own, 80 cows
should yield 140.4l0 quarts of milk in the
year. which can be sold to middle men at I'd.
per quart. and then bring in fll70. The
cost of keep, being Gs. per week, comes to
ESQ, leaving ESQ profit, out of which
wages have TO be paid, and an insurance
on loss OF stock paid also. Whether the
services of the mddemen are not to be
had under I'd. or Sd. per quart on the milk
is not very clear. The correspondent 5
details are based on considerable and ex-
tensive experience of dairy farming.