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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14
Notice of Mortgages Intention to ForeclOse
and Of Sale

IN NACCORDANCE WITH \ POWER
Il Of sale contained IN a certain mortgage made by
Asiu and Asu 20 Chulan and Company, dated the fslh
d Of August lso recorded liber t6 pages fg5 ias
and igs Notice hereby given that said mortgage
rfgud- To fnrr1-e -aid mortgage FOR condition broken
and upon -aid foreclosure will sell at public auction Al
the sales rooms OF E. p. Adams in llonolalu, Satur
day the Jlst day Of March ISL At L Of said day the
premises described n said morgage below specified
Further particulars can be had of A. : Hartwc A.
torucy az Law.
Honolulu March 8, isesL
Chuisn and Company. Mortgages.
Premisc- tu be sold ure:-Al of the interest of the
aid Asiu and Asui 10 and % the following Iudcnturs
Of lease aud the premises thereby dsmised. 10 wiis
Lease by kahua, Pal and Hlahaa 20 Asui 4 Co.
dated May 81 i for nine years and recorded In Liber
Is on pages - and 50.
> Lease from Faahao. Pii and W. L. PHI 20 Asui
dated April - iso for ten years and recorded In Llbr
IS on pages ~ and On.
O. Lease from Emala. Haahaa and others to ASH
and A-u, daicd January =, tss, for seven years ard
recorded iH Lihcr 66 on'pagc 81
g. Lease from Puupuu 10 Asui 4 Co, dated Dcccm-
bCr -. is7p, foT seven year..
3 Lease from kamuuu1 and kckuhr 20 Asuf and
Asu, dated March - ssu for ten ycars and recorded
in Lfher - on pages iai and 81
o. Lease frum laah1a 10 Asui and Asiu. dated Mav
q $50 for Ten year-, and recorded In Libcr 6on pages
i5s and SAP.
:. Lease from Kahula 90 Asui 4 Co.. dated April c.
ISL for year, and recorded In Libcr ~ pagc-
20 and Il.
$ Lease from c. NJ LfmbgI- to Asui dated.Aphi :.
is for fftccn years and recorded in Libcr6i page
50 and 20. NJ
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14
SUPRENIE COURT OF THE HAl,

rnp;cy Of WONG PARK
WONG PARK. Of Hon0lnlu, having come tc-
fore A. Francis Judd ChicfJusticc of the Supreme
Court and declared himself bankrupt a. provided IN
section ~ Of the Civil Code II this day ordered
by the ad Justice that Tuesday the eth day 5f March
Instant 81 10 O'Clock A. " al the Court room o. IL
supreme Court. AZ Aiioaui House, Honoiuiu, be ne
time and place % hear and decide the question hank
ruptcy and that notice Of sarh hearing h pnh.he IN
the HAwAnsN GAzErE for three enusccud weeks for
all persons therein concerned 20 appear and show cause
u any there be- Why tie said WONG PARKtshould not
be decrecd bankrupt.
And t j. further ordered that all creditors Of the said
WONG Park appear 40 the time and place Aforesaid
70 prove their claims. By Order
JNc. Z. BARNARD.
Clerk supreme Court
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TELEGRAPHIC ADDBEss-DUNN, GLASGOW
70 MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, ETC.
JAS. DUNN, MERCHANT. GLASGOW.

lHAWAIAN GONsLL)
Undertakes the purchase and shipment Of ala kiud- Of
British and Continental goods, except Ardent Spirits
and viii be glad 10 receive Orders either free
board shipping port iu Europe, delivered c shp
Jbut with duy for buyer. soeounu Honolulu. such
OTder- may De accompanied by rem tJanoe- payab-g
ia London Francisco; or he viii draw 40 I'd day-
sight against confirmed credits from Honolulu Baukcr-
0r otherwise, 10 -lii the convenience of buyer-.
EXPERIENCES:
MESsRs. NfI q. IRWIN a CO. Honolulu.
HON. J. :. WALKER. Huuoulu
THE AGRA HANK. Limited. London.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14

Tm decision Of Judge Bickerton was
that Mr. Robert Grieve, by permitting
the Kings Coronation Hula Programme
to be printed in our establishment. com
mitted a common nuisance. notwIthstand-
ing his conceded ignorance Of the native
Of that document, and in spite Of the fact
that the programmes were permitted by
His Majesty'- Chamberlain TO be taken
from his office 10 be used at the Coronation
Hulas and were there distributed by others
officially For this offence Mr. Grieye
was fined fifteen dollars and costs three
dollars and twenty cents. 4 like fine was
imposed upon Mr.. Wm. Aud. who pro
duced the manuscript for the programme
obtained its printing, and who did not as
far as We learn, profess 10 be ignorant Of
its true meaning, since It was written IN
his native language Mr.. Grieve has ap-
pealed from tins decision TO the Supreme
Court solely in order to obtain its view of
his accountability, hut not TO dispute the
finding Of the Police Magistrate that the
programme itself l. an obscene document
That Judicial finding Is now part Of the
public record Of this kingdom The finale
Of the Coronation festivities was a per
fOrnanco the Very programme Of which
is now officially announced 10 be indecent
and obscene. to the extent that the pro
prietors Of a printing Office in which II
was allowed TO be printed are liable TO a
criminal sentence
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14

Il Is believed that fic House will adopt the son-
ATE lufif Bill hofou the fth Of March, an
uscspe fron th,aT oan bib. which now seems i'm
possible % b. passed.
fhe sloaner =. U. Bisci, formerly the ksloiaa,
went on a irial trip she outer buoy on the after
noon of The 10Th inst A complication " incidnnts
and accidents before the departure came near
causing the trip De- postponed; but by the exor-
4 iis OF a native diver, who removed several faith
Enis Of nope from her propeller, and tie scientific
services uf engineer Eassee anc Capt, Black the
dilicultics were removed, and thc little craft ac-
truf, sc the tlp 90 the satisfaction o. tuse con
rnod. " i reported that the ,. n. EfFol like the
fsl7sai, ais Maitsfy's Yacht, uili be engaged in
ss-rryiud al other frcichis 10 itnd from Ewn
and oihd mt points
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14

--iguccs Boo bankruptcy Of b. Cruwuin.burs
VI liailh. Attorney for Assiguccs. 1i5 q


- tsIhi wi IL Of llit hA-
- MAliAN ISLAND, In Probate. Island 0f
Oahu, Hawaiian Islands seq
Iu thc matter Of thc FATE or RICHARD GOV
1NGTON. dccra-rd.
document purportiu9 to be the ast VIII aud tesla
mrut Of Richard C0yiugton, deceased having on the
18TH duy OF Feb l- been prcsentcd 10 said Probate
Court, and petition for the probate thereof and for
the Issuance % Letters rcstameutary % Anne Char
luite Coyugtou- having been hed by her. % T. ordered
that q EsDAl, APRIL 2ith, fss5 % % a. Of aid
day. ut The Court Room Of said Court AZ AioAui Hale
in HQuoulg, Dc and thl IS hereby appointed the
time Tor proving aid VII and hearing said appcation,
when and where ~ ncr-on interested may appear and
contest the said Wi 1ud the granting Of Letters Test
amruiary; aud The said Anne Charlotte Cogugton is
hereby appointed Temporary Admiuistatrix.
Il b. further ordered that notice thereof be gigcn By
publication for four successive wccks iu the Hawaiian
Gazette ucyspapcr printed and published IN Homo
lulu.
Aud 30 g. further ordered, that citations DC issucd
the subscribing Witnesses TO said will and 10 the heirs
% The testutor 90 appear and contest the probate -
said viii 40 the time appointed
Dated Honolulu. n. T. FEB 10th, i5si.
A.F.JCDD.
A4fH.f. Chief TraFfrH n fHa eIsr5-Hrff ~r-f
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what our agricultural capabilities really are
or by those who are designedly hostile to
MS from malicious motives We hope
shortly to completely exercise this demon
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14

When the present Ministry entered
office, Mr. Henry Carter was in Paris.
representing the Hawaiian Government
in matters of Portuguese Immigration
Nothing was simply and more clearly
their duty. than at once to obtain from
him all the details of the contract with
the Hoffnungs; but without giving him
an opportunity to set right the exagger-
ated report in Honolulu concerning the
profits made by those contractors. what
does this incompetent Ministry do, but
forthwith order all Portuguese imnigra
ton stopped! This was in no way due
to want of funds, for funds could have
been obtained. The next step Of the
Ministers was to do nothing at all
until the month Of November. when they
sent Col. Macfarlane abroad to start up
the Portuguese Immigration, and now
this agent reports that he has brought the
Government back to where it broke off
last June, obtaining it Is true concession
of ten dollars for each Immigrant; but
while that gentleman has shown his
good sense and business qualifications in
obtaining this result, it is owing to the
folly Of the Ministry that it became ncces-
sary TO have all this delay
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14

No sooner does some man. Of independ-
ent thought, write against any Of the
Premier little schemes. as tor instance
the late lamented coronation folly, than the
Premier's organ is Immediately ordered to
fire little pellets Of mud Because Mr.
W r Castle came boldly forward and
denounced the Programme Of the Kings
Coronation Hula, as an obscene document.
he is charged with blatant hypocrisy: /:
because Mr. W. O. Smith makes some
pointed remarks showing mp the aITant
folly of the coronation. he Is charged with
being an office seeker, mere disappointed
out. or course such trash as this in no
way affects the character of these gentle
men. Mr.. Castle performed a moral duty.
and His Honor Judge Bickerton has. by
his sentence. clearly laid down that the
programme Of the Kings Coronation
Hula. srs an obscene document The
story that Mr. Smith was an Office seeker
is pure fabrication. and those acquainted
with that gentleman well know how utterly
false such a statement Is
1t Is contemplate in our contemporary
30 use such expressions with regard 10
honorable men II these gentleman differ
IN politics from the Premier and his clique.
let them be attacked in a proper manner.
and not tipped at by such vulgar insinua.
tions as have been used instead Of fair
argument
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14

Tn Government organ calls attention
to the very pleasant "reminiscences con
nected with the visits Of British Admirals
20 this port This is perfectly true Of
most Of these visits, but the writers Of
that journal have not been fully informed
Of oU the events connected with such
visits The Minister for Foreign Affairs
should examine the correspondence which
passed between Admiral De Horsey and
the Hawaiian Ministry. We hardly think
that he will find It Of such an agreeable
nature a. 10 recall pheasant reminis
cences" II we recollect correctly that
was the occasion when Mr.. Kapena, a
member Of the present Cabinet, packed
his yalise and went to windward leaving
10 his colleagues the trouble Of adjusting
the difficulty
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14
RARE BOOKS FOR SALE,

ONE VOL. or FRIEND, FROM
~ 1874 TO isj0; vol. Of Friend from issO 20 IsCi.
vol. Of Sandwich Island News from 1857; I vol Of
Sandwich Island Gazette from lsi2-1; vol Sandwich
Island Gazette 49,. vol Contributions OF Neuura-
bic Savage vol. Illustrated London Nsw-, elk mos.
1855; vols. Scientific American.
Ail n AnnEEss EmN IL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14

We notice an iusinuation that the Chief
Justice and Mr. Charles r. Bishop. en-
dorsed the coronation farce ANY one
who viii take the trouble to converse with
those gentlemen. can easily satisfy him
self a. 10 their views on the matter
Neither OF these gentlemen cares to write
for the public Press. but it will not be
difficult for any one conyersing with them
TO find ont their sentiments. We hardly
think their views are very laudatory Of the
Coronation
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14
Notice of Intention to Foreclose
Mortgage.

fIllE NDERSlGN ED, Il. &. JON ES
L Jr.s and }. o. CARTER Assignccs in bankruptcy
OF David lruWuiuEburu- Of Makawao. Maui hcrcbs
give notice that by virtue Of power Of sale contained
in certain mgrtruge decd given by " II Kauaua and
Nlai, W, Of hohala, Hawaii, % said Crowuiugburg
they intend 20 l1rcCl1sr said mortgage for condition
brokcu, % VII; uuu-puymcut when due, % d note for
So aud interest secured thereby and will scl AZ Pub
ic Auction u tbs salcs Room of 2 Adams ou saiur
lay March jls az ie NJ. the following parcels Of land
conveyed 1y said mortgage
All th"se Premises ai said kohalat known u- kun
apoua, described iu Royal Patent so ~ ccntaiuiu.
an area Of - 40 acrc-.
All thosc Premises 90 kapaaili. kohala. described
iu Royal Patent 80 4ilj containing an area of iii
acres.
The interest OF -Iid Cruwuingburg having become
vested u the underigucd by virtue 0f the statute 20
relation 90 Bankruptcy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14
NOTICE OF CHANGE OF NAME.

IUN IIIE II.IIIIUN OF EMME-
- LINE GILES for change Of name the following
decree made by His Majesty in Pryy Council upon
the 81 day of February, 1881, viz:
The name Of Emmeur Giles b., on her petition,
changed to EMMELINE AFONG. This decree H. re-
qured TO be published for four consecutive wcck- iu
the HAWAuAN GAZETTE, newspaper printed and pull.
hshcd iu Honolulu.
CuAs. II. JUDD.
Secretary Priyy Council.
T.Hn 10 s.TrrTrr Eaft Lao or
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14
iirn .ldrrrfsrmrHts.
NOTICE /!
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that AZ a meeting held in Honolulu the 5th day
Of March A. n Is Of subscribers 70 the stock n the
Reciprocity sugar Company, II was voted 70 accept
Charter Of Incorporation granted TO them and their
associate by the Minister q the Interior by and with
the consent of the King In Prvy Council under the
corporate name and style uf the RECIPROCITY ST.
GAR COMPANY. the sth day OF February. iss3, and
that the corporation under the said Charter thcreupon
Organized Itself and elected the following officers Pres
idcut J. F. Bash; Niec-Presiogut aud Manager ", II,
Cumming SECRETARY, G. /, Hopkins; Treasurer II.
Macfarlanc; Auditor, C. p laukel Board Of Directors
] Z. Bash, W. u. Cummings J. Eayselden- {. l. Hop
kius and r j. Mctrns=on-
Notirr further given that pursuant TO the terms Of
said Charter st0ckholdcr shall individually be liable
for the dubt- 0f the corporation beyond the amount
which -hali be due upon the share shares held or
owned by himself -
e.. L. HOPKINS, Secretary
IIoN1rrrr March 9TH fsSi. gf7-lm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14
Mortgagee's Notice of Intention to FOreclOse
MOrtgagee's Notice of Intention to Foreelcss
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN

certain mortgage d-a Dated Dec. gOth. fs76 made BY
John VI hlpruI aud Emma NJ kapcna. his wife OF l.
LahaIua. Of record u the Office ot the Registrar OF Con
ycyluCgs In Libgr q, pp 2I ~ 1 and fora breach
OF The conditions In said mortgage deed contained
20 wit the uuu-plymeut Of the money secured thereby
that 1l and singular he lnd-, teuemCnts and hcrcdta
mcutS iu said mortgage deed contained and described
viii, after the time limited by law be sold AZ Public
Auction account Of the breach OF the conditions
hCTrubgture mentioned.
The property in -ad mortgage described being sitn-
ate u The Island 1f Molokai and particularly dc
crbcd u Royal Patent No. 1nl, containing al area Of
l1 gtlun Acres and also 40 Ukumchanc, Island of
Maui aud more particularly described In Royal Patent
No -, containing Hu area gf - Acres, Rood, .1
Perchcs JAMES CAMPBELL.
Dated Honolulu. February aDth, 1881.
CLCIL Blows, Attorney for Mortgage ai3tf
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Executors and Administrator Notice.
L.

7
been duly appointed Executors and Administrator
OF the Estate % Titus Coan deceased all person having
claims against -sid Estate hereby uotidcd to pre-
sent the within -x months from ths date or they
will be forever barred and all persons indebted TO thr
Estate TO make immediatepayment.
LYDIA BINGHAM COAN.
5. l. COAN.
Executors and Administrators.
uif, Ma IL fsSa az n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14
10 the PrOplielOTs Of Sugar Mills.

A ; AGENT FOR FIRST CLASS
\ ARTISANS tle undersigned is prepared 10 Con
tract Tor bulldog Hot Air Furnaces with great dis
p-iesl according % the most scientific Priucipes
which burn- ihe Me-a-- direct isgm b. Ro.er eica-
ing more steam than rh % & dfi d edcctiug rara-
mount objects, fixs The saTing of F1rl aud Labor
80 3m 2. oAKLEY ~ Qusen Street.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14
NOTES.

CoI9SEL } upD has informed Us that the Marshal
had no authority from him 10 take possession Of
Mr.. kuWaiuui's bulletin board. He had merely
asked Alr, iafkc 60 see what WIS on the board.
The Colonel had, therefore, no share in the blame
which aas been attached 70 the Marshal.
Virgins storm has proved q fzzle rs far rs
these Islands arc concerned. s very feeble at
tempt II a souiherly blow was the only thing that
the clerk Of thp weather Office would allow Per
haps Virgins storm passed over head, perhaps 1t
got lost crossing the great ocean. EAchGnCcs say
thai storm no storm Wiggins has made good
sale OF his almanhcs and that the whole affair has
been clever advertising dodge.
rHr Washington dispatcLes unfold the state Of
fairs rezaIdiug th1 pc speet of legislation at this
session oi Congress. Il appears THAT II ans tariff
bill becomes law ii will only come about through
q conference committee OF three from each house
80 that. after all Che debates IN both housos the
result in The end promises o. be legislation b.
joint committee. Nothing could better Illustrate
the extreme difficulty Of dealing effectively with
complex subject us the tarih 10y popular assCul-
bly,. The prospect of securing the enactment of
ans business measures of importance at this sgs-
sion Is exceedingly slim.
The Washington srHdsg CtIuassI.. j. L. Ihomp-
s1u editor speaks OF the GAzr11I in the following
complimentary terms; Almost bewildering re-
hecii.us come 90 uz when from the lsr-away Hg-
Uallnn Isles. an tlc center Of Tie mighty Pacific
Ocean comes among cur exchanges the Honolulu
Grstffs Il D. a large eight-column folio, overflow
ing with ADVERTISEMENTS. published weekly NJ five
doars yenr, M real good Yankee English. The
advance Of English civilization Is shown in this.
The Gascff- is marked vol. Is. u is one of our
most interesting oEchanEts-'
Il d the function OF the Judiciary to do justice.
and some may say it deserves no praise for e1or-
cising it, functions any more than the exercise Of
common honesty requires laudH;iou Il h not al
ways, however that a judge Whose tenure Of ottcr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14

W. are glad to see the publication of a
portion Of Col. G. W. Macfarlane's report
upon the subject OF Portuguese immigra-
ton and are further pleased to see that
the stories in circulation here, relative to
the large profits made by Messrs Hofinung
& Co. which were chiefly the work Of the
President Of the Board Of Immigration's
own organ. are without foundation. In
August of last year the Premier stated in
the House that -on trustworthy informa-
ton" the actual cost of fitting out the
Monarch was S2s,00O; Major Macfarlane
writes that the estimate, made in Honolulu.
of the total cost of the expedition fell short
by more than f3.0OO" The HgsarA expedi-
ton was successful venture because. 80.
saws Major Macfarlane. the steamer was
chartered at an exceptionally low rate.
and the authorities at St Michaels per
mitted many more TO 90 in her than Mr.
Hoffnung calculated upon. In the case
of the Hdas0, Messrs Hoffnung n Co lost
$1,000 in consequence Of the action Of
the authorities at Lisbon. As has been
frequently pointed out, the business Of
bringing immigrants presents great risks,
and those who have engaged III 1t have
been most unjustly aspersed
The result at which Major Macfarlanc
arrived at in his letter Is, that the best
thing for the Hawaiian Government TO do
| is to allow Messrs. Hofnung a Co to
carry on the business. As the arrange
ment now stands. Messrs. HOffnung a Co
made concession of g per adult passen
ger, with the proviso that from 81 10 g
additional can be charged if the number
of immigrants fall below % to 50 per cent.
of the ships capacity for carrying; while
the Hawaiian Government are TO pay the
passage money in full on the completion
of each shipment, and all children above
u years of age and upwards are charged
for as adults
To arrive at this result the present Cab
met perilled the whole matter of Portu-
guese Immigration: anxious to throw
blame on their predecessors in Office they
took up in August Trustworthy informa-
ton which has proved anything but trust
worthy; they have delayed introducing
laborers into the country while they have
been investigating a mares nest. Assur
edly these men have not considered the
best interests of the country: the inyesti-
cation might have been carried on, but no
peremptory order should have been given
to stop immigration.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14

I hrrcug crftlfy That tho within and foregoing b q
aud tuthfal copy ui the Original SUMMONS iasued
in She Id for Divorce, Thsre-a Cartwright w. Ac4.
audcr J. cartwright Jf aud aio Of TIE Marshas r.
turn tlcrytos and that By reason % aid Marshars
return. thc Court, at thc January Term thereof a b.
--l, did order The Clsc rontuuId 70 the next April
Term A. d. ts aud that 10 the meantime An afteifed
copy o. -ad -uuulnu- b. printed prescribed b. ihe
statue anur the s1id respondent Co auswcr a The
-lid April Iefia.
iu witness whereof / have herrult.
- uI llnd This % day u Fc1raafr.
JNO. l. gARNARD
90 % CHfk snureuf Court
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ton was handed to Mr. Baldwin. March 2,
as the Su1 was leaving her wharf. viz:
'sThe Senate passed the Committees Amended
Tariff Bill this morning by majority The
House are tc vote on il AZ > 2. NJ twill probably
pass
The most favorable action We have thus
far noted concerning the Treaty is the
action Of the Senate in referring to its
Committee on Foreign Affairs the report
Of its Committee on Finance, that is the
matter goes 10 a Committee regarded
as favorable 10 the Treaty
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14
Trrai Advertisements.

SUPREME COURT OF THE HA-
> wAIIAN ISLANDS; In Probate e-In ne ;H;e nst;sr
deceased a. Chauibcrs. before Chief justict Judd
On reading and fling the petition and accounts O
Albert JAEGER Executor Of the v Ut OF Curtis r Nard
ac Of Honoulu, deceased, wherein he asks % ne y
lowed $40 -. and charges himself with eis5ooy
and asks that the may be examined and approved
and that naai order may be made o. distroution o.
the property remaining In his hands 10 thr persons
thereto entitled aud dseharEing him and bis snrcfies
from al further responsibility As such.
u is ordered that FRIDAY. the STA day ot Apfl. J.
d. is o'clock A. before the aid Justiee, n
the Cour- uousc u Hououlu, - and the same hereby
D. appointed the time and place for hearing said
petition and accounts. and thai all persons interested
may then sud there appear aud show cause. afy they
have why the same should not be granted. tpd may
present evidence 70 who are -ntitled to theeHatd
property And that ihis orrr, in tx English lanCuaI
be puhlished IN the Hk~kuNS GAxerrE, Newspaper
printed and published in Honolulu, fof = rec suece-
sivc weeks previous 70 the time therein appointed for
said hearing.
Dated II fionoluiu IL l.. this 5th dsy Of March a d
fssJ A. T. JUDD.
Attest; Chief Justice Of the Supreme Ccurt
inc +. Barnard,
CierR of the supreme Court aFO
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14

God of the Hawaiian i-lands. KING To William
Pafke, Esq. Marshll Of the Kingdom, his Deputy
Greeting You are hereby commanded 90 sufumor
ALEXANDEEJ CARTWRIGHT, jr. Defendant in
case BE- shall dIe written within twenty dars
prcmu Court af the January tenn thereof 20 be holden
at the Court Room of thc Cont House. Honolulu iu
atv next at % O'Clock M. 70 show cause Why the
claim Of THERESA CAHTWHIGHT. Paiutin siouid
uczUd petition.
And have you then therr this Writ With fureturr q
your proceedings thereon.
Wines. Hon. A. FRANCIS JUDD. Chief
fLFN justice % our supreme Cont. az Honoiglu.
thlH ifh dlF ~ janunrJ. A. D. tss1
JEu. 2 BsHsARD, Clerk
To which surm0n. The Marshal made the folioNlr.
ruturn Having made dilieeut search for the wiflin
mentioned Alexander CaffWrirht. Or I hereby rs
trru til- summuu- not -cred a. { am unable % fne
the Hutd Alexander j. tIftarghr ir in ihis kingdom
tsiucdn W. &. PAHkE. Marshrl
nouoiulu. Iluuar aIi- i--l.
Hawaiigu I-Ianls.
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Administrator,s Sale Real Estate.
ON TUESDAY. MARCH goth.

DURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF
the Hon. ?. ;. Lyman, Circuit Judge. Third Judi
cial District the undersigned viii offer Tor sale At Pub
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Bawaiiall 6azttte.
WEnNEspAY. MARcH u. lsss.

Tn following despatch from Washing
ton Nns handed 70 Mr. Baldwin. March 3.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14

Mn. KNUDsEN, Of Kauai, writing from
Vienna. sends the following interesting
statistics on leprosy which Will he read
with interest by all here.