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Business Failure.


Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
BLOOMINGTON, Dec. ga. w Johnston, a
well-known groceryman here, made an as
signment to-day for the benefit of creditors.
Assets. $4,000.
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George Cakes Clarks,s WIN.

BosToN, Dec 27.-By the will of George
Cakes Clark his estate, valued at $780, 900. is
left in trust for the benefit of his family, and
after their disease and all relatives, the es-
tate is bequeathed to Harvard College.
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The Ward Failure.

Boston, Dec 30. H. Ward, boot ant
hoe manufacturer who failed for 81, 500, Oot
Last summer, has mortgaged his entire prop
erty for the benefit of his creditors.
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A Blow. at Chinese Labor.

TORONTO, Dec, 27--The trades congress
has unanimously resolved that the future
welfare of the working people of the Do
minion required the prohibition of importa-
tons of Chinese labor. "a .4
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special to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special 70 the IndlanapOls JOurnaI.
GREENCAsTLE, Dec 27.-Eugene Soaper,
wealthy farmer, living south Of Greencastle
near Putnamville committed suicide to-day
by shooting himself in the head. He has
been insane for some time and was at one
time an inmate of the Insane Asylum at In
dianapolis
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Residence Burned.

Special to the Indianapolis journal
koKoMo, Dec. 27.-The residence of Mr.
Reynolds, one and one half miles south of
the city, together with its contents, was en-
tirely destroyed by fire early this morning,
the inmates barely escaping Loss, $4,000
no insurance. Origin unknown.
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Archbishop Perche.

New ORLEANS, Dec. Archbishop Perche
died at 9:2O tonight. He took an affection
ate leave of his coadjutor and associates on
Wednesday morning. He called them to his
bed for the purpose
The funeral will take place on Jan. 2. All
archbishops of the province will be present.
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PARIS, Dec 27.--Two hundred students
feeling offended by an article in the Com
munist journal, Cri du Peuple, besieged the
Office yesterday evening and demanded re-
traction. The editor refused, and the stu
dents dispersed, but will meet tonight to
determine the course to pursue =
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Yiolent Thnnder.storm.

: New HAVEN, Conn, Dec. pa thunder
Storm passed over the city this afternoon.
Lightning was frequent,and sharp, and the
Ehvnder very heavy. A strong smell OF sui
Ahur prevailed the air. 4
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LIVERPOOL Dec. 27.-Some anxiety is felt
in regard to the steamer Celtic, which is
overdue. The Celtic sailed from New York
on Dec. 10 for Liverpool
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Dropped Dead.
the Indianapolis journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
DUBLIN Dec. 27.-Levi jenkins, stout,
hearty young man, about eighteen years old,
dropped dead on the street to-day He en-
joyed good health, and death, probably, re-
suited from fatty degeneration OF the heart.
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Accent the Rednntinn.

PrrTsBURG, Dec. 27.-Three thousand en-
ployes of the National Tube Works Com
pany at McKeesport, decided tonight to ac-
cept the reduction of 12% to IS per cent. on
Jan. 1. The mills will now probably con-
tinue in operation all winter.
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Mr.. Kidder To Be brought Back.

New York, Dec. 27.-Two Peru. Ind, de
tectives have arrived, with a requisition TO
Walter e. Kidder, arrested recently, charged
with higamY
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BAsrRoP, La, Dec. 27.-Miss Stevenson,
young lady living in this parish, was acct.
dentally shot and killed on Christmas day
by young man named Kitchen. II
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ZEEPTc Bohemia Dec ia severe shock
of earthquake was felt here to-day, causing
the babitants to flee to neighboring fields.
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A Duel in Michigan.

DETROIT, Dec. 27.-Three lumbermen quar-
relied on Christmas over a girl at Conesville
Clare county. The next day they fought it
out with pistols. One, named Atwell, was
seriously wounded.
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ROME, Dec. Fixing Humbert consents,
in accordance with the wish Of the Pope. to
erect tomb to Victor Emmanuel in the side
chapel instead of the center of the Pan
theOn
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A Big Purchase.

New York, Dec. 27.-William Astor has
purchased from the Morris Land Company
all its property lying between 153d street and
Harlem river, with the water privilege, for
$276 OO0
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1881, engaged to be married to Miss Hill,
was, on the complaint of that lady, arrested
this afternoon for perjury, and released on
bond,
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largely to that result Mr.. Detmer declares
that Bert must be true demagogue, other
wise he wouad not resort to fasehood to
please his constituents.
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CLEVELAND, o., Dec 27.-The Leaders,
special reports the City Touring mills at
Lodi, burned to-day. Loss. $4,000; insur-
arce, 81 900.
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ILLINOIS.

A Young Lady Killed While Creeping Under
Freight Train.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal 81 fF
BLOOMINGTON, Dec 27.-Miss Belle Dodson,
aged nineteen, was instantly killed tonight
at Lexington, this county, while creeping
under freight train on the Chicago d Alton
railroad, which stood across the roadway. She
was very prominent and much esteemed.
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Another Chapter In the Him-Sharon Case.

SAN FRANcIsco Dec. 27.-Frederick @.
Burchard, who testified yesterday in the Hill
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FaiInre at Chicago.

CHICAGO, Dec. &c. A. Contant & Co.
fancy dry goods and notions, have failed
Liabilities, 100000; assets, real value
k50 900.
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H. d. MASON, Esq, of the New York Hotel Sta
bles New York, states that st. Jacobs Oil Is the
best pain-cure for man aud beast.
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CONVICT LABOR TO LET.

Until noon. January 8. 1884, sealed proposafd
will be received at the Office of the Warden o.
the Indiana State Prison South, at Jeffersonl
vile, Indiana, for the hire of one hundred and
seyenty.iye convicts. One hundred and TWEEN
ty-fiYe OF said eonviots are now, and have BEEN
for several years, employed in the manufactured
of boots and shoes, and fifty in the manufactured
of slack cooperage.
AS guarantee OF good faith, each bid must
be accompanied with bond in the sum of S.
600.
For further particulars address the under
signed.
By order of the Directors.
A. j. HOWARD,
Warden,
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Yassels Renorfad.

New York, Dec 27-Arrived: Westlein,
from Antwerp; Lake Winnipeg from Liver
pool.
LONDON, Dec. 27.-Arrived: Nederland and
Wisconsin, from New York; Lord Hough,
from Philadelphia
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The deceased was born near Rambouillet,
October 5, 1874 He won the Roman prize at
the School of Fine Arts in 1915 and spent
several years in Italy. Returning to Paris,
he designed the parish church or Vim
cennes (1S2S-30) and was subsequently asso-
ciated with Godde in enlarging the Hotel de
Vile. In 1916 he was admitted to the Insti-
tute and in 1852 became professor in the
School of Fine Arts In 1857 he completed the
conservatory of music at Geneva. Among
his writings is the chronology of the kings of
Egypt, which received an academic prize in
1913 and was published later at the expense
of the government.
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Read the following testimonials, and you viii
be satisfied that this is true:

Read the following testimonials, and you will
be satisfied that this is true:
CINCINNATI, o., Nov. II, 1882
Dr. Lindley-y Your Fit Cure has done our boy
a great deal of good. He has not had fit OF,
spasm since ne began taking your medicine
Respectfully, JANE MERCHANT,
535 W. Fifth st.
NEW BURLINGTON, o., March 80, 1888.
Friend DR.. Lindley-I will say TO thee that my
son has not had any attacks since he began
using thy medicines that we know Of Thy
friend, AMOS HAWKINS.
CINCINNATI, o., February 2. 1882. Z
DR.. Lndley- Our little daughter is, wel
think, entirely well, for which you have ouS
kind thanks and gratefulness. 1t has lifted 4
great burden from our hearts.
KATE HAMER, I65 Calhounst.
The above cases and hundreds of others of bad
cases of fits, spasms and commissions have been|
cured by CDR Lindley's Fit Cure" 1t does noS
fail Ask your druggist for it,
BROWNING & SLOAN, Wholesale Druggists,
Indianapolis, Ind.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-08-22

In consequence If certain statements appearing
IN the editorial columns of thy Adretiscy reflect
ting upon the truth of statements which had ap-
peared IN the GAZETTE, relative 10 the Premier
President and the Madras muddlen the nporter
of the GAZETTE called upon Hon. Edward Preston
EX-Attorney General and begged leave to interview
him. Mr., Preston kindly intermitted the perform
ance Of his legal business and answered the ques
tons put as follows;
REPoRrFR.-"D Did Mr.. Gibson, as President Of
the Board of Health, consult you with regard to
the Madras Z -
MIR. PREsToS.-"H He did not, until the Saturday
18th May previous to my resignation of the posi-
ton of Attorney General. He occasionally men
toned the matter in casual conversations when
We met IN the Railways of the Government build
ing, but he never consulted me officially, except
that he came TO my house on the 10Th Of April
after dinner and said he had received aetter from
the Captain of the MHdrds, stating that he would
como in in the morning under any circumstances.
/ told him that if the Captain broke the quaran-
tine and did he threatened, he would be justified
in sending shot across his bows. That was the
substance of our conversation. AT one meeting of
the Board of Health resolution was passed that
the Chief Justice and should be consulted. On
the Saturday above alluded to | was asked to be
present by Mr.. Gibson. My advice was however,
not asked, and l was requested 10 withdraw and
the members of the Board of Health consulted by
themselves
REroETER.-'' Did you then consider the and,u,
to be in quarantine -
Mn. PREsroN.-"l understood from Mr. Gibson
that she was
REFoETEn;-" How about the Captains Health
Certificate r
Mn. PREsroN.-"M Mr.. Gibson told me that he had
given a false certificate. But when / saw it for
the first time in court saw that it was not false
REPoKTEE.--w Were the regulations of the Board
of Health of 1880 pointed to you by the Score
| tary of the Board =
Ne. PRESTON" Most decidedly, not
REPoRTER.-"Di Did you inform Mr.. Gibson that
there were regulations such as those of 1880 =
! Nh PREsroN.-"I did tell him there were such
| regulations
REFoErER.--D Did Mr. Gibson seem to know of
| their existence 2
Ma PREsToS.-"So, As to my presence at the
meeting of the Board would state, further On
| returning home that day May Eth l received
| from AIR. Gibson communication, written with
his hand. dated May 18th informing me that nv
| resignation had been accepted. So that in fact
was not Attorney General when invited to attend
| the meeting of the board, and Mr.. Gibson knew
/ 1t. though he did not inform me till afterwards :
In the language of our contemporary " the re-
porter thanked the gentleman for his kindness
and then withdrew cogitating on the fallibiity of
Popes- Prmates, Premiers and Presidents
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-08-22

The chief tenor singer and deiineator of female
character at the Chinese theatre in this CITY Mr.
All Chuck. aud who receives a salary or Sap6o for
six months services, mot 5000 per year as errone-
Ouslv stated in other papers has been the recpi-
emit lately, of several scurrlous anonymous letters
which had tine effect of souring his disposition and
arousing his ire, and he swore vengeance on the
perpetrator if he ever discovered him
On the afternoon of the 18th inst, a Chinese lad
called and presented Al Chuck with letter in
the well known obnoxious hand writing. All Chuck
Immediately pounced upon the unluckv messenger
and with the assistance of fellow actor All Hook.
committed a most savage assault. iniicting inju-
RES on the boy which, 1t first, were deemed would
result fatally. In the evening Capt Nehrtens was
Informed that the boy in a DYING condition.
and he Immediately posted of to the theatre and
arrested All Chuck and All Hook. On the 18th
inst. the two actors were brought before Judge
Wilcox, and the boy not being able to appear they
were remanded until this morning for trial; Lail
bsirg liked at 500 eac which was quickly furnished
In the meantime steps were taken to discover the
writer of the missiyes, and he was found in the
person of half-crazy Chinese named All Youck.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-08-22
Arrival of the U. S. S. Pensacola"

The [. 5. 5. Pensacola, Captain II. Erbin, ar
rived in port here on the morning Of the 18th inst.
IS DAYS from Callao having left the latter port on
July 18th. The distance travelled has been made
under sail excepting within the region of the
Equator where the doldrums are prevalent, there
steam was used to assist the vessels progress.
Pleasant weather with light trades was expert
enced. Following is a list of the officers of the
vessel:
Captain-Henry Erbu
Licutenants-O + Heicman, HanfOrd, + II Dclano,
Z B Underwood. sharp. Sherman
Chief EnCiucrr--G kutz
Paymaster-R Parkt
Surrcon-L Baldwin, il
Chaplain Lewis
Ensigus-G W Deufcld, 7 Il Heath
Lieut. Marincs-J Turner
Past Asst Engiucers-L Harvey l. W Wooster
Past Asst SuTCeOn-G 7 Lumsdcn
Naval Cadcts-F II Cement, McAllister, 7 Prince,
J Blandin, L Key, VI McGifin
B0atswain--J Harding
Gunner T ? Eeneble
Cur9Cuter-S Warehouse
Sailmakor-A A Warren
The Pensacola will probably remain here about
ten days, and then proceed TO Yokohama, Hong.
kong and other Asiatic ports for the purpose OF
receiving on board L. S. Naval officers whose
cruises have expired and convey them to Hampton
Roads Va.
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Mortgages Notice of Intention to For.cIo,
NrnIIIE IL uERERY GIYrN

~ suant 70 power q sale contained In -
mortgage deed dated September isth, ISIS ,s5 ~
Helena Halulukahi and kupaka her Husband AZ IN. 2
lulu, Island % oahu, 90 Thomas Cummins o. N. -.
place Of record In the Office Of the Registrar Of c.
auccs, in Libcr -, on pages T. aud and for brr,-.
and singular the lands, icncmcnts and hrrrdif,--s
10 said mortgage deed contained aud dcserib-5 ~
after the time limited by law, be sold at public asr
on account of the breach Of the conditions !. -
before mentioned. '7A
The property In said mortgage described bei,- "a.
ate at kcwalo and Auwaiolimu, in Honolulu ais,,..
and more particularly described In Royal pstrsi Il
l7t. kulcana ilelu ii and containing an ara a.
acres, THOMAS CUNNINS
Cecil Brown, Att'y. for Mor,-s-..
IIu---L.L. A-.---.L tssI -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-08-22

post which can only be efficiently filed by
a man of special qualifications, of sound
professional legal training, Is this, that
questions may arise as to the legality of
acts done in the name of an Attorney
General who does not exist. Certainly
viewed by the light of the provisions Of
the Constitution there is plenty of room
for such questions.
The continuous expense for the services
Of legal adviser to the legal adviser of
the Crown is a matter to which probably
the present fraction of Ministry is in
different, not so the taxpayers of this
somewhat Constitutional Kingdom.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-08-22

EcsS1crlr. August slss- lseS,
ElE-aE tfku-T-n In tp-dAvs ddrrr'i-rr ap-
nu4zs rs-cf 81 2sndaruus news against thu cap
an - In German ilrk Cai.si.a. slid - he the
aeA1rnnuzn cf a cert4in Mr. kock member Of the
z MI G A. Tins anmir 70 which Mr.. kock refers
r1-n~llt = CA arlly - ruErsrted th1t tht Adrsr-
ns-.I a. Tuill91l-C Euch grave accusations or the
r-rnaauH- G ahszi-sziildec Euzri- without max
lnr fr1lE 1ag1z-les i tins perhaps The se-eage
q NJ ler-1assafls -ufl1rter, who oroerec on
G1nnE 9zmn the Casselas. fas unreufiemAniike be
hnulrr aad far uszr fsul lazcuace in the presence
q - o4TEzin- A GIz1LAx.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-08-22

Also, all his right, ttlc and interest in sutse.
following Leases Of Lands used Tor aid Pllniatsl
u}-Leasei from Hulihce dated April md. n :
Apaua Of Royal Patent 1872 terms-iO years fruz M,
Let, is's, Mt gu per anuum. Recorded hbef S. 49,
as
Ca)-Lcasc from E. 2. IIulihcc, dated June ieA. 70
(5l-Lcasc from F. P. ilulihce Of Royal Patent r,k
lgS, dated February 18Th, 1872. Tcrms-5 yelf, -
years more, subject 10 the aboyrtcrms and eonturi
t)-Lease from +. 2. nulihrc dated April izh. ~
(j,-Lease from kaauwacaina Of Apana Of KaI.,,
Sn. Terms-iO years, from May Isl is's, rsr >
annum, and recorded libcr Is, folio fi6
(6l-Lease from X. KaoliSo OF Knlrana iss ia
November 18th, 1871. Tcrms-i0 years from Ngys-s-
lst,ist', nj $40 per annum and recorded bsr ~ i,l
Cl-Lease from {. Z. Harris OF 3 80 acres, b,.,.
portion Of lliaina Of Keaahala, Kaneohc. dated "
alst. 1877. Tcrm--i0 years from Nav In iss5 m
corded liber o., folio ISL.
lsl-Lease from J. W. Ranauna Of Royal Patent n
dated April I'D, ISIS, TERMS years from Apri n
is'I, at sl5 per anuum, recorded liber IS, folio To-
j9,-Lea e from L. W Makaualu Of Apan. /. Of Ran.
Patent sils % patches dated October slst iss Ira,
. years from January lst, 1873. al si' per anHlu
corded ltber g, folio 80.
dO)-Loasc from Nahinu. dated May 10Th. Issi
uI Lease from Malama, dated May 9th, ISL.
ue,-Lchs1 from Al Lui, dated March 3ist, Iss
Ujl-Lcase from hauanehu kaniau, dated Dcrsnsf
ls'9 Terms-lo Year, from January ist, iss, II !.
RI
Kaauapa, Dated November, 1850
u5l-Lcase from All Loiau dated January Jist ~
O6l-Lcas5 from Lalo Kalaiaina u ROYAL Patrnt so
dated April 5th, 1877 az SIS per anuum with piiviss
NJ year, more subject 10 the same terms and toui
tons, and recorded lber IS. folio ~
1T-Lcasc FROM ]. Kamana Of Apaua Of Ron
Patent 1894. dated April 18th, ISL Terms yrr-
from January ist lss, at 10 per annum and records
ibcT s. folins ti2i with the privilege Of yrar maf
upon the same terms and conditions
usl-Leasc from Kaauwacaiua Of knlcana 81 iiia
October I'D 1875. TERMS years from Jauuary III
1871, at 80 per annum. with privilege OF years nor
upon the same terms and conditions and RECORDED &
libeT IS, folio 4i5.
u9)-Leasc from ", jackson, dated January isi
lss', Tor years at s22 per month with privilege Of
years more upon TIE same terms and conditions,
recorded libcr Is, folios i7e-3
Ca0l-Lcase from kaueahca. dated September IA
1876, for five years, at SO per annum With privilege
year more, upon the same terms and conditions A
recorded In hbcr IS, fohos ESQ.
lsi,-Lease from Anadarca, dated November "a y,
Css,-Lease from J. X Kaaia, dated October sth -
tsil-Lease from Kekipi, dated November 9Th -
teD-Lease from Kahoopai and Kaaumoa
(a5l-Lease from Kupa aud Kckue dated Noyeub
18th, ISIS.
And also, all houses erected on said lands and %
improvements. All cattle and stock Of cyery Kind II
also, all growing crops that may be on said lands
date OF sale. The same being subject to a ctffa
mortgage TO the kwong Man luen Co, for the ssz
s26O ClwentysiN Hundred Dollars), unless said ~.
ment interest aud expenses Of sale arr preyigs'
UonninI, A,,,,,,st ath tssa " . - a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-08-22

Tn manner In which business before
the Prvy Council has been conducted of
late has caused much comment.
There have been no great questions. or
public emergencies for them to consider.
Int there has been an unusual amount of
business such a. the consideration of ap-
plications for charters of incorporation
winch have awaited their action.
Il Is the duty Of the Minister of the
Interior 10 submit all such applications to
the Council for their attention. Ii is only
hy the consent Of the King in Privy Coun-
cil that he can grant charters
During the past five or SIX months a
large number Of applications for charters
have been filed, but only a portion of
them have been acted upon. And some of
the more recent have received attention
while Others filed months earlier have re
manned untouched
II l. the duty Of the King to call meet
ing Of the Council whenever ministers
signify that there are matters waiting
their consideration, and then to proceed
10 dispose Of the business in a prompt
and reasonable manner
Heretofore II has been a practice on the
presentation TO the Council Of a petition
Tor q charter to refer 1t with the accom-
pauying certificates TO committee for
investigation. and on the report Of the
committee 20 take action. OF. If the papers
have been first submitted to the Attorney
General, and he states that they are in
dne form and no unusual powers are
asked for, TO approve them. And the APP
phcations are taken in order and dis
posed Of.
But recently. rules and precedents seem
10 have been disregarded, and instead of
method and order there has been confus-
ion and disorder. Ministers have pre-
sented recent applications which have
been taken mp and acted upon. while
Others on file FOR months have been passed
by. Fayoritism. even has been charged
In some cases charters for incorporation
IN which those high in authority have
taken stock seemed to have been especial
" favored. The name of His Majesty
appears among the stockholders of some
OF the fortunate corporations
HIS Majesty cannot afford to allow
any Of the affairs Of his Council OF
STATE to be 50 conducted rs to give
even the appearance of partiality.
Under the former Sovereigns of this
Kingdom the business of the Council has
been conducted with dignity; the endea
vcr has been to do justice without fear or
favor.
Every time that His Majesty permits
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-08-22
Mortgages Notice Of Intention to Pur.e,,..
NOTICE Is HEREnx- I,,&

~ that pursuant TO power OF sale eouts,..s ny
certain mortgage deed dated February IA ~, =
by Z, y; N, Aikaiemi q henolsia osha, TO A D.,
Registrar OF Couveyances, in Libcr 81 on ,,.- =
500 and so and for the breach Of the eouditlan. :
mortgage deed contained that all and sinrnisr ~ =.
tcuemeuts and herediiaments in said Nor, -, -
contained and described will after the fine -
law be sold al public auction on account of ~ -
Of the conditions a. hereinhef0rt mentioned 'aa
The property IN said mortgage deseribrd III,
nate az kankahoks kapalama, Honolnlu aforesss9 ~
more particularly described In Royai Patent n ",
kulcana Heu 1851 and containing 40 af,. AZ . -
acre., and also the property situate At aid Ksut,e.
and more particularly described In Rqval ps,. Z,
ISIS kulcana lIeu 5it1 and containing an are ~ "
acres. \. ]. CARTWRfClfr
Cecil Brown. Atty Tor Norf',.
Dated Honolulu. August sth. 1881. ~