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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

I'm ue-dtiati0us winch have been car
ned 1- between the Premier and Minis
tar Da--ett have come 90 nothing, 50 al
lar-. he wen informed say The United
S-ara- Gfdvarrmeui- always Kindly disposed
o. little IA Wali has undoubtedly held ont
rhe olive branch, and the vain man who
771f nov ruln- the destIuies ot Hawau has
ms ar undoubtedly refused the proposed
token ~ a7airy. Tho next time that the
UH5ta5 States send d Special Commissioner
instead rf coming IN the peaceful manner
NJ Aas,a came. DO may arrive with a gun
fs1af - ti- hs.sls and may speak IN very
different taue ~ voice II j. plain that
-l-.--. uar1tiati1us have boen cminently
unsatisfactory. had they been otherwise
there would have beel no necessity for
referring rl-0 matter hack % Washington.
Tins then Is the position. at the very
time H1uliI s. asklu. Tor special privileges
rru the United State, the Cabinet OF
rather the Premier. Tor hr j. the Cabinet
las Deliberately f1uted the United States
L. this likely 90 increase the amlcahle fcel.
rr between the two countries lsIt likely
b. assist Hawui Iu obtaining what she
H.-7r- The Tact j. the Premier has been
uz1vug with fra, and be VIII burn not
n-lr BIS own fingers, bui unfortunately
rlr. fr-gr- uf al ia the community. II j.
lEal timr indeed that le be removed from
Hifr iHrluE his two years lease Of power
d. Inns done nothing but InIure the pres
t-e. damage the credit and actually shake
tlls tLraleo n Hauuu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

u Ea- rather amusing 10 hear the line
~ ar-ule-t taken up by the new Attor
us.v General the other day IN the govern
11e1t bond case. tie trled 10 twist the
wards ~ the Joan Act into IN entirely new
E-it He s-ravr o. prove that pr was not
meant o. ira ar but some duCtuatlng
raIur Of tLa VIII 0f the government, and
that Il uitel States gold OF lis equivalent
applied 1uly % the paying and not to the
-slliug = the bonds.
uF orur-- the Attorney General is but a
EarE new conner amongst Us q aHrrs homo,
.H The old Roman acceptati0u Of the catch
word. and he cannot D. expected TO know
-L the ms and outs Of the measures passed
l.-1 LEGISLATURE Had he been here. how
arsF Dr. would never have followed a
cIr-e a. argument, which caused very
trad smile % pass over the faces OF all
tl1-a who know auythinE about the loan
Act
The members Of the opposition were
very yar, ieular about that phrase '-Ff ETT,
and thry smiled O very grim smile when
the House which was II q large measure
u tine Preuier'- tram slipped over the
words il was well known that in that
small phrase there would be q powerful
lever II Eas always a matter Of surprise
r0 those who gave the matter thought
that man who arrogated 10 himself SO
uual aCgugn a. or present OK Mormon
Premier should have left such stumbling
block in his way
Vow had the new Attorney General
known tins. of course he would not have
ar-urd az he did 1t may be perhaps a
satisfaction % him % know that that wIIt
II rlariamus which he characterised as a
uiup recently sprung. was q mine two
yaar- odd: Il wls a weapon that had been
forged long before be landed IN the
elnrrTE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

Tim country has been auIiously await
fr. the trH--u u war 30 be sounded. It's
o faarH thing 90 write. nevertheless il Is
fact tlat Hawaii has been sighted Those
ra-f5IGur colonial fellows in spite Of the
Premier TEHTEsr, and IN face Of the fact
tlat Hi- HawUial MajeSty's Commission
rr- are 3i-Urrtiug themselves IN gorgeous
costume before the eyes Of the simple
and elrTs-lr people u the South Pacific
To- spite q tins we say. the c0l0nials
Iava decided upon the annexation OF New
Guinea and other islands and have fur
rhar formulated the doctrine that It Is the
DESTINY df Australia @ rule the South Pa
rlfc This kind Of thing cannot be borne,
lUr VZlI d. TruClalmf'd, Jet rs have ont the
re-ular army of - full priyates: let those
erect sir1te,ists Messr-. H0auih Baker and
kiuiraaEa q once lay ont plan Of cam
uai.r. lsi the Pal b. al once cleared for
action: let the crlehratcl broom stick %
lri1ll. ho Tut on a war footing call for
recruits from al the primary schools from
HawaI 90 NIIhau: IL; the sound Of war
I lik., preparation be heard in the land. let
our many Colonies and Majors I've at once
raised On the rank 0f Marshals and Gen
erals and there Is little doubt but that the
Australian ColUnists viii beat their breasts
and cIy '- I0---r-r7Ir, We have sInned griey
gusly. spare MS, spare us, oh, great Ha-
Wlls IEissaut "a Mormon Premier, we
VIII never again slight your winged words
what compensation can we makel Great
and Good Man come and shape our desti
mes u- yUu wish Was II a whisper IN
tre arr we know not what IT was. but a
FAINT laugh seemed 10 diffuse itself over
. tle 1suctum as the above was penned. and
iu very unmisialabl. Colonial accent was
I pronounced the one word Walker, now
what dec Walker meant
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26
General Business Agents.

Our long acquaintance with the Bu.ine.. Community
Is well known and invcrably keep nviolat, all busi
ness matters Of private nature. Busine.. men who
viii iutrgst their commercial matters may Away,
feel safe in doing. We study the interests Of our
cliants az all times and advise all business. tonic.
carefully, based on our best Judgment.
In the General Business Department we attend to
cvcrythn- IN the Commercial line, such the follow
ins. vz:-Books and accounts kept and adjusted ar-
curatcy. neatly and satisfactorily, Bills Collected
promptly, and proceedings taken against creditor.
when eomPulsion required speedy settlement; Legal
Papers Of every description, such Is Deeds. Bond.,
Mortgage Bills OF sale, Leases. Wills, partnerfhip
Papers, &c, drawn. ALSO-Adverisemcnts Notices
Articles Communications and Correspondence written
ALSO = Memorials drafted aud En.rossed, Drafts,
Notes, Bills Of Exchange Letters of Credit and Bank
in. matters generally attended to.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26
Life and Fire Insurance Agents.

We feel 1t duty to call every mans attention (par-
ticuarly Of family Keep his Life insured for
the benefit of his Family who often dependant
upon his laburs for their support. Young men snd
mechanics would find II the most pleasant duty Of
their lives 10 take Policy the Tontine prin.
cipsl in few Year, should they live they will
have sufficient funds to engage in business with neat
capital 10 back them. We invite you call when
viii take pleasure in illustrating you how bene6
cial il il for yCHT welfare TO be Insured
Evcry man who owns Property should remember that
Fire, that grim messenger often make. the rich OF
wUllto-do, poor and poverty stricken Let this be q
warning TO you and call At and protect your
selves against loss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26
All Orders From tn. v.riou. Island.

To u will receive promptness. We can Purchase at
the Lowest Market Rates and much more reasonable
than Won can, and We inspect everythin. before
buy and therefore Il Is to your intesest send your
orders 10 us then become rcspon sibic and the
small commission you pay !. less than what your
purchases amount 10 bsyin- you have been doing
answering without delay
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26
MONEY TO LOAN!
FROM Sl0o TO $40, 600 ON FlRsI. Glass SECURITY
Custom House Brokers.

We have made special arrangement, whereby can
cutter Goods at the Custom House through Power Of
Attorney and call upon all merchants and Store
keepers to make Us their Agents once Our charges
for this work Is very Reasonable and will Enter
Goods pay and discharge Freight and Duty Bills and
deliver your goods direct your places OF Business in
prompt order Merchants and Storc-keeper. will dnd
This of great advantage 10 them In every way.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26
Arr5-.i q sAs rs 5 Aa.rs.

anF rl-sa ,-lsla- rzlll-li gsf l- Cs--rl1-l-idl
~ ii1l1lliliiasf = hIrriar ar-rrri Trdri hcal
sH ElHf ~ lr=si-I1t- ius1f1 -tulr EaEs from 81
r-uru-ls1u- AR ie1leiE ~ E1s u-szurr hslur az
fal1t-4 tar l1E tilf flrul1l-llE1l- ai Ul-N heavy
$50 ut1Hdt ilsal as-l1al la-s lurlu- -.lch tl11
r-a1allllsiT Nas Glalaaaa C11fal-lIl- rfrslrsa d
szlL m ai.rr a-a ttIr1 rltr sc-ru -sielmrr-a
sa-arf silIr su ttt 4 : = f-rr-l-tlzilt hy Join
Luurt a2 NlassE-- "a. Sle j. ~ -ruu hull ilI
i1ls n.l-tsll. llslIanlsallIi ls tas- and ca1-lus
= a1s-ls7 af ''lr Eil- ! flFr--l1l sIllsi
lsr-trs lcll llali-1 irlalsldc. slal,lsd
hrrt- uIusIr 7aIuul-s- trl1rt la.1dIc rfif. -i1Iv
Fs1ur.isr- t-lala Lhf h1fiors lrlulruf-t she car
~ a,-s ls-n- suus zll- l tHrt-l-l- au flf islai
-s-Wlla 4la narrr las clilITilallIzlf af l5 OIL
r-s u11l * saill luulaaIzlE ulars-l --slrl Ill1
ss--s Nai lfutlaiar rfzlaln pm htrf alsHuf
49, rsslils 1l1 ll1ll Ei-l.rs b. As.zskl g1Illu
tusir-rizlr D. lia ai lat ufinsrE
faaasasa1aars-I aa- = Daarlar.
IarHg FuaaanrHaiaHM y H WsHH.
I.a-sIaa1sIa=N- ~alfl Niata.- e. 1rsfrs
r q 1ufltI tarasaau. 2 A HlIur1 d No--5I-.
Easras-n H. = aEsfatu- a. kirIr7l q q CIaa-
rr-ls = - Ealailarar- ls q 1tHs
HaaaIa A. Mrrln.
Fsra-af=HsH--T urrr
HHrHaa1rHH|H u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

E1ErrI lilEz-rtz-lu thr NurrtciEn nrusfsser
fllrasa-.ss l4na- taulahtr ssi- n sizis1 that
Ilnr CrI-HE Irznnl az ~ >zzlt-lch Islands the
@n or Amy hzlakMun- hns rEitfrrd the Nil:Ary
kczas-s - Turiu1. lialy- uhert BE- i cuznc io
tmnE hHE ndmc1Elun. Ina fr1uue l. sid 10 le
suuc iaul11sc lrtallllcEi yaurIc rnal- uho sTslks
mnr tsr~rmmm- itMllGn- frrnch and Enciisb iEn-
ssuHurs 1uuur--
bHrlzlr a NHru rlstrrr=1 fur shc zelfarc q the
4ErE1iE- lElEuds- ] u1us ~, huE -izi an ihaf
Eim Hmuurnnn Lasul Faruiiy noe rginC back
u1-1s I'D ttni tlt tu-uIt k1-c = MD awake and
rsuruc "a Eullr t1rm@slf -the firz aaEa5lEr--
Hrsnr-rsrrr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26
Real Estate Agents,
WE BUY AND SELL REAL ESTATE

In all paris OF the Kingdom. Search Records and at
tend completely to every branch In Selling Real and
Lcaschold Property. Our Ofcr will contain maps of
all Properties left In charge. We make a speciality
In Collecting Rents, keeping Premises in repair Pay
Ing and d-eharrinc Taxes, Water Rates ard enectinE
Insurance.. owners Of Property should bear in mind
that ~ relieve them from giving their attention
Property, guaranteeing at all times act with care
for nominal consideration for services In this depart
mcnt. Rooms, Cottages and Mansions to let At all
times on application 10 us.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

- II shall be lawful for the Minister Of
Finaueo and DE is hereby authorized to
purchase gold and silver bullion with any
mBueys winch may from time to time be
Iu the Treasury. and % cause 10 be coined
theufrUm gold and silver coins. etc"
These are the words Of the Act under
winch the present Ministry are authorized
On have Hawaiian money coined Now 1t
seems very Vsteut 10 the most casual reader
that tbe present Hawaiian Government
have by no means complied with the law.
A CON has been struck by private party.
who undertakes TO furnish II to the Ha
uaiian Kingdom In exchange Tor bonds
bearing SIX per cent interest, heprincipal
and interest bUing PAYABLE in United States
gold or its equivalent. We find nothing
in the Act which authorized the coinage
~ Hawgnan pieces which also authorizes
the government 10 give 'ssf, IN exchange
i1r the pieccs that are struck The law Is
explicit - 10 purchase gold and silver bul-
hon with any moneys which may from
time % time b. IN the Treasury" Has an
ounce 4 bullion been purchased with
moneys IN the Treasury We think not
On these matters there can be only one
course. and that Is the honest one Things
winch are wrong. are wrong. and the sooner
we are done with them the better. Because
u J. Tor the moment convenient to bolster
up an Illegal act Of the government. does
any one suppose that the inevitable retri-
button val not Gomez A. a fact Hawaii Is
suffering from 0slfpro-sist. Compromise IN
vsI7 few cases serves it, ends: a. a rule II
j. q lamentable failure The spirit Of
compromise with wrong, the spirit Of com
promise with dishonesty Is abroad and the
sooner Il l. thrust from our councils the
better for ourselves The law allows Us
90 have a coinsge, but It expressly states
how that coinage l. 10 be obtained II
that com j. obtained in any other way It
j not obtained with the sanction of the
law and # the law i disobeyed by the
7 tialInct In this instance II can very easily
oe ss IN other instances; a precedent foI
breaking i established 1t Is far bet
ter u suffer a little under the law than tc
gam ever SO great an advantage without 1t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

w =.fI adhere 70 the opinion expressed
Il@- week that the real panacea Tor our
c15ua-e trouble Is Dot the halakara dollar,
h-; the doing Eway entirely with al the
srl llEu0E- pieces We are using, ana rel !Ac
m. them with United States coinage We
hare not seen the position We took i.ssslled,
and we know j. is the opinion Of one Of
r-r ll-a-t tuaucier--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26
Trszi eSdrsriisfmrnts.
Mortgagee's Notice Of Fcreclos1T. ! : 5

Mortgagee's Notice of Foreclosure 4 - =.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH A isle s1le
Il er Of sale contained Ia certain r,o-,-- = rvW-
GeorSc ilardey and Nakce HHrl,ey 10 p.rt, .,1s ~
dated the lfth day Of March, iSss rrec-i-s q tfre
e; nosiee : hereby sivca that saia s-,-sr- .sr-
broken. and upon said foreclosure vrgli -. s1n-f1r
auction Al the salesroom Of Adams II ~ y pe,tir
on AoS IN ;the sist day cf January, fsss Al is.a
noon OF sad day, the premises described n 80 ek
Further. particulars can be had of wRr..,,.
iorney-atLAw. DANIEL p True w,sS..sllr. Al
Premises 20 he sold arr ssfaafri on M .os<,-re.
Liltha street in Honolua adiolniur ~. f,si NC a
premises. havins frontage Of ef, fcrt =, ~ ~ rus
MI, NH eel, o. Aeont <'i fec containing " 0o -,
SUPREME COURT OF THE n.
Estate Of ELISHA H. ALLEN late cT n...s n-.ss q iAs
Chief Justice. - '-',is tuid
on reading and sl,ns the petition aud .oco... :,
the Estste Of Elisha H. Alen late Of Rs, aegsd ~ =
deceased, wherein he asks be allowed al ~ ,,alns
ehares himseiI with ga and asks that fAe ~, -.
may be made OF distribution Of the pfopertT
in his hands 10 the persons thereto eatlt~ -
charging him and his sureies from all further r-.
sihility a. sueh administrator. ~
II i ordered, that WEDNESDAY the "a -
Jan. y D. ise4 al 70 O'Clock m. before the - * "
justice a Chambers, IN the coart Honse Al Hnao,s
be and the same hereby : appointed a. n. fi.-
place Tor hearing said petition and acruunfs -
all persons Interested may then and therr sn,-,
show cause u any they have, Why the same so1l5 =.
titled TO The sad property And that this order n y,
English language be Published in the II.r.. !. slt
EETTE newspaper printed and published in HssssS,ss
for three successive weeks previous 20 the tirr fS
appointed Tor said hearing. '1''ein
Dated Al Honolulu. II. l., this u day Dee A n -.
\. FRANCIS JUDD. ~
Chief Justice Suprer,. g..
Attest: HENRY SMITH nepufy CLERK ~.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

And appearing from the return OF the Mafsha hii
the respondent could not be found having lof tha
Kingdom the case was adjourned 10 the May Ten
of the Circuit Court Tor the III judicial Circuit n
held nj lilo the leland Of Hawaii. A. D. isel and
that In the meantime atcted copy % the summer
be published in the Hawaiian and English ianrussfs
for l siN successive times, and that the last paht
ton be not less than twenty days bcofr the ART dF
Of said Term.
hereby certify that the within and foregoing b
true and faithful copy Of the Original summons slue
IN the libel Tor divorce, Nancy Mon f-culfry frt
and that in the meantime an attFstcd COPY uf sad
summons be printed prescribed hy the staiutei %
Term. A. ID. 1851
Is WITNESS whereof have hcrcunio sct ny hand thii
I'D day Of November, n d. istS.
DANIEL roHTER
- 81 CLERK Third Judicial Cirrui CoHrt Hawai-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26
NOTE.

weiHytr everyone inspeet our new and spaciou. Of
hees and as have all our apartments working undera
systematic rule with polite assistants central location
and special advantages for eonductin. business
feel thai the community al large will be grxtiasd In
knowing that such beneficial Institution has been
established where the OF all may be supplied by
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26
Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure L Of Sal.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH A pOvr

u cr OF sale contained IN certain mortrarr mnde =
W Makauu 10 Mrs Il Andrews. dateslffr srf ~
Of March. 1872 recorded In ibcr a. page i66. refi.
hereby given that said mortgagce intends 10 -,
said mortgage for condition broken. and upos ~
foreclosure will sell at puhlic auction at the sal~-r
Of Z adams In Honolulu, on MONDAY. the sigA t,r
scribcd in said mortgage as below spccined
Further particulars can be had % W cas,lr A,
iorncy at-l.aW. MRS. c. B. ANDREWS
Premises to be sold are situated AZ NstIii -.
funahou street leading 10 Oahu College, and eoriair
ing y l0pths Of an acre, ~ =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26
Agent for the Haniblo & St. 10, and
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON AND QUINCY RAIL ROADS.

These Roads arc the most Comfortable and inviting
Roads going East Tourists will hnd the Scenery, the
Palace car the Station Restaurants along these
most inviting and superior, and Letter. will he given
To all Traveller aud Tourists going either IL. snd
class passengers to the Principal Agent in Fran
cisco who will take special pains In making You
quautcd with Railway officials through letters that
your trip will be most enjoyable TO the end.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT nm

I u IndlclaI NiTcuIt 0I thc IIlNlIlan kinrdom7
Islands kfNGs
To WILLIAM {. PARKE, Esq, Marshal Of the Klur
dom, or Ms Deputy tn the Third Judicial Circuit CrF
ErtNGs
You hereby commanded TO summun UTGU
MONTGOMERY Defendant in case he shall al Il urifrn
answer within twenty days after service hereof 10 b
aud appear before the said Circuit Court the Note
bcr Term thereof 10 be holden al the Court Room nfhr
Court House, Wamea. In the Island Hawaii. on Thur
day, the sth day Of November next at o'cccka. n.
10 show cause why the claim Of Nancy X Nontromsry
Plaintiff should not be awarded her pursuant % he
tenor Of her annexed petition.
And hsve you then there this Writ with fur fstaru
Of your proceedings thereon.
WuNuss, Hon. A. FRANCIS JUDD
Seal Of the lChief Justice Of Our Suprcmr COAT
: supreme Court this sith day Of June, 4. n isg
(siCned DANIEL fuETrn.
CLERK Of Circuit Court
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

A. the world turned round yesterday
and a. day broke upon the various coun-
tIies u the globe, u prolonged chorus Of
Cd, from many millions Of childish lips
must have broken the stiffness Of the morn
NJ ar.
ltWas Christmas day That day which
j. 80 dear 10 the hearts Of all Of Us. That
day when we al do our best to be joyful
ourselves and above al TO give joy to
others How many silly feud has been
healed by the genial influence of the
Christmas season How many family.
long separated has been reunited on Christ
mas DAY.
Nes, Christmas Tide i a blessing to the
world. This work a-day world of the Nine
tesnih Century allows very little time for
dreaming. II l. al hurry and rush. steam
boats railways and telephones. The kind
lines Of les active civilization II apt TO
be ehoked 10y the desire for getting on !.
But Christmas with It's memories of child
hood; Christmas, with its present genera
tion Of happy children looking forward to
the great day, those children in whom we
al renew 0ur youth: Christmas with its
hailgwed services; Christmas. with its
Inirth and merrimeni; Christmas, with its
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

We deliver Letters, PacEHscs Parcels and Money all
the World, send orders direct to Agents like
wise, be filed and returned. ship throughout the
United States aud Foreign Countries Merchandise,
Curios &c, from the Kingdom. ssy- Always aadvi-e
your friends abroad 10 send Parcels, Packages, In
portant Letters, and Money TO you through WELLS,
FARGO \ Co, whose Agencies src established in all
large cities the globe Don't consider the Expense
when sending through us, will Garantee you
Satisfaction in every particular and hold ourselves
rpon-Ible in all undertakings.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

To which summons tho Marshal made the foll,ulne
returns Having made digcnt search for the uiihir
mention d Hugh D. Montgomery, he i not 60 be fUuni
To- this kingdom.
do hereby return the summons not served this IN
day ct August, \. %. 1ssa.
tsi-ncd1 W, e.. FARkE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

Fnronak dr md usr via d-ues q nrss-usns N
yuE tnnii--- iu- ~ E'uIt Ear Bittsrs- see and
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

NJ Wiscman aud Mr.. Ashley dcsirr to thank the
pahc generally for their berabe patronage bestowed
npon them while separately conducting bu.iness In
nsnaalu i,enerai Business Agents and they trust
LIBERAL SHARE OF patronage for the new frm In
shcfatRFe. It
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26
Your Most Obedicnt Servants
Wiseman & Ashley,
General Business Agents,
camPbsns New Block, Merchant ST.. Honolulu.
p 0. BOZ sIs TELEPHONE srs

rs- p. Soar Christmas and New Years Books
arc ready and application or by letter We win pre-
sent or send you one sS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or run;

L ID Judicial Circuit Of the Hawaiian Kingdom,
kAl.AkAUA, ly the Grace Of Gcd of nc Hawaiian
Islands, kiNe:
To WILLIAM c. rARKE, Esq, Marshal Of the Kt,,
dom his Dcputy IN the "a Judicial Circuit CTrr-
tNGs
NER Defendant, In case he shall hic written answ-
within twenty DAYS after service hereof TO BE- and =,
pear before the Circuit Court al the September Tr
thereof TO be holden at the Court Room Of the t.,s
House, Waohinu, In the Island Of Hawaii on I'M n
DAY, the 9th day Of September next al o'rlofk ~
to show eause why the claim Of ELLEN A. sHEnNFS
Plaintiff, should not be awarded her pursuarf fo a.
tenor Of annexed petition,
And have you then there this writ with ful re,usa
Of your proceedings thereon.
WITNESS, HON. A. FRANCIS JUDD. Chief Ju.tir.
OF our supreme Court. this 18th day Of Iulv N ~,
tSigucd nsNtrI foErKH,
Clerk o. Circuit Cour
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

AZ ruEr rsu fsult L sou reulz-n sisk az &C; Of
tu-al-ll rtnsn sr1 can 80 Hop Histers- Read
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

To which summons the Marshal made the foliovine
returns; having made dilircnt search for fhe whir
mentioned }. r Shcmmer be s not TO be found IN ~.
Kingdom, and hereby return this summons not SERVED
W, {. fARKE, Marshal
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

U lalinl1rc -as1luilal Eas Tlssel IS tla
fr~wv EaEuri ur lhf l-fh ans. affiriallr u-1-
alul-ni-l 80 a. samr dl1s tE hls EEr'E tlr
MEnnaarr ~ iurrrrI
Nnsss-E n uuluiH- ui sllti- clIlus. g. WI one
t1runr-l ana tti-rs thuu-7lua du.isrs- m siirar
lIlf ulsll1rs Errr il1fU rHr1nl and lflIrlrfsI o.
M rraEuT~ az fir h-n-ilau1 whirL e-rrz am
N-slllIr- a. - clrrr1l l7F1T r1ls ~ tLzs klu-s-
essen U.ur D. e1ua ufi-sli and tnilfss ustl tte
slst- r1l1t li a. u1ts4 -,itfss aHl bar tbr lu-
rra-s ad 1iH lzulcU and Erllr ~ hls Naia<fv the
hi1l ur u-lf .ldf md tif Eurll Hauliiln dfgic-.
rfHr1 rf 1-ras 1f reEa-sds aud uturuas . D.
rrrlTss-ss D ar t7771lluff sllrsr l1i i1rs
naE lalla'r. uuurtrl lallHrsa and Tnuuus OF ten
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u-al t1z1 tlr NrulsifT ui flIlEuct b. and ht
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26
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