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WailulSu better.

EDIroR GAzLTTE The story of the remarkable
ride by mounted policeman to Iahaina and back
wanted only three hours added to 1t to make it
true One of the Wailuku lads made the trip
from Lahaina TO Waikiki in 2.l5 and did not kill
his horse either As these police guard the
coast as excise patrols their vigilance should
be commended when commendable, as it
is very monotOnous affair promenading
the kahului strand on a cold March night Two
of the force 1t is reported, lost their muskets lately
on that beach presume that in dreaming dur
ing the vigil they rolled so far away from the guns
that they did not hear the footsteps of the heart
less robber. / use the word heartless robber ad-
yisedly must all admit that it was an unfeel-
ing deed to abstract the weapon from the clutches
Of the sleeping hero. On the whole they are as
valuable an adjunct to the executive of Mani, as
the brilliant one in whose brains originated the
idea of mounted police for Hawaii-nei, is to the
government.
The new coinage is derided by all classes. It
was first called no good" because il had no chicken
on 1t. Now Il goes by the name of favorlte to-
bucco. Hawaiian Official told Chinaman that
it was n good thing rs the Chincman could not
take 1t TO his country. | wonder where sentiments
of so low an order could have originated. To COM
pei laborer to take in payment for his labor a
token which would be valueless except in Hawaii.
The coming of the Hawaiian silver was unnece5-
sary. uncalled for, superiluuus, wastsful. With
good Cabinet, III whom the moneyed men
abroad or at home had confidence, two millions in
gold at the rate offered might readily have been
obtained. al1 Hawaii with Its gold standard would
have been one Of the foremost of little nations,
quoted rs a model government, instead of being
spoken Of in derision as is now the case.
However the currency of the country will have
to BE- righted soon. Our merchants will have to
make their bills payable in gold coin Of the United
States (and they have the right to do sol and the
claInOr against the silver coin will force the exec
utiyc to do something. I fancy that in few years
the residue of the EiIHO-gi-LgdH will be kept in
solitary barrel in the finance Office as the Kauike
ouli coppers are now kept. Yalueless except as
curlos to be vended to travellers. TRAVELLER.
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
l. this day, October i9ih lSS3 formed a partnership
under the firm name % % hui KALEPA o PUNK
ihEoNAoNA-' for The purpa=c % carrying on a Mer-
camille Business At kliEu. Puaa. Hawaii J W Ka-
iaeinakani; h hawaiwai. iilipi. : " AhuaI. ] L
AHA, u keohe, . VI kauEila. Joe kcohe Jr. Miss A
falea. Miss Fliau. Miss kanIaoea Miss Lucy Kan
villa, Miss Lizzie kauwia. Miss Laea Miss keahi-
hou- Miss Awihi- Mrs AHA. Mrs Manu-. Mrs Kahaua
Mrs Ahuai. Mrs Heanu. Mrs Mahulumanu, Mrs Sarah
Lnpenni- Mas kukuipla haaWa. Nf Kamainui. Mr.
Bila- Mr. kahoalalna- Nr Laea. Ut Uni, Mr. Nahulu-
manu- OF haiinu, Puma; J N Kama. d X KahaElelio
Pihonua. siakua Mary Makra Becky Kaivyi
Rev kaiNi Maria kalahoolswa, Miss Rapuaokahikina
Miss ialeakamauu, Mas. Lilikalani Mas. NSkanaka.
Master hapaake2 II kahue OF Kalapana, Puma I;
Miss Hannah kal5i. Miss Puai Punahoa. Knwanui.
uila, kaunohi, kauae. Of kapaahu, Puma; L Pea.
y Pea Ny heliilohi Pookapu- OF Pauau, Puma; "
hahula, OF keheua. Puma; " Nuhi Jr., Miss kcamo-
ali, Of keahilla. Pima; Maria KauluWale OF Piiho-
Ililo; Master Paaina OF Pecau Hilo; II Lama
hoio, Of Honolulu, Oahn.
J. n. KAUwILA, President
KAinu, Puma. Mar. II, 1881. i00i az
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Assignees' Sale {!

THE UNDERSI NED, AS
l. signees' in Bankruptcy OF THOMAS Il. WAL
KER, will sell at public auction, on SATURDAY,
April jh at Il o'clock nOOu at the SalesroOm Of E. p
Adams in Honolulu all the right title and interest OF
said Walker in and TO the following Leases Of premises
situated King Street, Honolulu, with two new two
story Buildings thereon.
I-Lcase from Chung Wa TO 4. b. Walker. expires
June 3Oth, lgU Ground so per month, together
with the Building containing stores with upper
stories and now under lease s. Nuwlcin till April
9Th. 1885 rental 500 per month. The other lately
cupied as the DclmonicO Saloon.
3-LeGse from Chung Wa TO Ira \. Burget assigned
to said Walker expires June 9TH, 1902; ground rent
$50 per month, premises leased TO r. a. Dias till No
Vembcr 18th, lses, at a rental Of 500 per mouth.
~ Plan OF both premises showing buildings, out
houses and yarkoom may be seen At 4. p. Adams.
CHARLES II. BISHOP,
A. JAEGER
Assignecs' In Bankruptcy Of Thos d. Walker.
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From Glasgow per Birnah, March SOL Parish.
Prom Kauai, and Waianac, per James Makcc, March
9-RCBtion.
From sa u Francisco. per Con4utlo March s5-Mastur
II Babcock, II Biankman D0Udy, 7 : Strati0n, 5
Is BINGHAM, Burke. j Mcintosh
From san Francisco per Ella, March 2s-T II Gibson,
Harry Lloyd. A Carlisle.
From Kahuiui, per Klauca Hou, March CIV II
Coruwrll, Il u brown, Capt 4 Huylcy. Decker, 4
Shore and wife, Meiony, BCochran, won Temps
key.
From Maui and Hawaii, per kiEau March 2g-J d
Rice A X Vail, A . Hull, Rev A Forbes Rev i BIZ
shop Mrs Arc Like j Gilfllan, i NJ Swauzsy 4 j e.
liz j BENTON and wife. " r Lawrence. l. Severance,
Butter. y Medium, lihead, W W Hall, J Mill,
II Walker. Mother Superior, II Wood, W 4 Austin,
: Parker wife and daughter, Mrs Winchester and >
children Mrs G Sandcrmauu. children and servant,
W Everett and wife. Mrs Jones and child Mrs D X
Vida and children, G HOrric, W Y Homer. Miss
Taylor. 6 Brown, capt d Taylor.
From Ksuni per IWalani March 30-P Opfcrgrtr Miss
II Morton, Miss Paris
For Maui and Hawaii, per Likclikc, March 2G-Judgc
a Fernandez, J W Young, I Nichols, Mr. Hare, Nc
Elyoy, Muir
For Kauai, and Naiauag per James Makr2 March Is
M d Monsarrat, T IscnbCr-, J EitSuu.
For san Francisco. per W & Irwin. March 5s-Mrs
Capt g " Brown and child Miss Duduit. " J Cor
scOddcn, Cliffcc Mrs II Nisr0rd and child, Nrs W
Lnnc and son, Mr. NJ Brown.
For Kahului, per kilanUa JiOu. March 3l-Miss Z
Jones. + BivpB. J X Mahiai. Nimins ! 5 Giusbur.,
Howard, & sherman and wife, sherman, Miss Ma
bel 81 Claire. W Morosoo, c Morosoo II Morosco Geo
Thompson, ia Monduc, Scott, Schclc, 4 Hudson,
Il Cochran, 7 J Maloncy.
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Supreme Court calendar. April 1854.

Calendar for the April Term of the Supreme
Court, beginning Monday, April Z, 1854. Chief
Justice Judd, presiding.
HAWAIIAN JURY.-CRDuNAL CAsEs.
The King VS.. ]. H. Kenoi; forgery.
The King VS.. kahele X; larceny.
The Ming VS.. I.ahaina; false impersonzticu.
The King vs.. kawelo; larceny Of horse
HAwAuAS JURE.-C1v1I Clsrs.
G. W. Pilipo vs.. Kanahana W.: Assunpsit.
J. l.. Kaulukou for Plff. John Russell Tor Def.
Publ, ct al vs.. inc; ejeotment.
w. X. Castle for Plf. w. l.. Holokahiki for
Deft.
S. p. Kanuha VS.. W. L, Holokahiti; assumpsit
W. A. Kinney for Plf. Delft. in person.
kaumialii vs.. Poopuu; eiectment.
w. Il. Castle for Plff. r. f. Bickerton and ".
L. Holokahiki for Def.
Kekipi W., e. al vs.. NaIlahoe; ejectment.
W. L. Holokahiki for Pin J. J.. Kaulukon for
Deft.
Keoki Kuleana VS.. Kahanaaumoe; eiectment.
J. Nj. MonsarrAt for Plf. Il. F. Bickerton for
Deft.
Kahuakee vs.. Union Afill Co; ejectmens.
w. Il. Castle for Plf. Cecil Brown for Deft.
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The Whaling Fleet.

by the kindness of Mr.. D. B. Peterson, of the
firm of \. W. Pierce Co., of this city, the follow
ing news relative to the arrivals ard departures of
whalers at this port during the present season. has
been collated and is here presented. The table
embraces the name of the vessel, name of the Cap
tain, date Of arrival at, off this port, and date
Of sailing from here on cruise:
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2lrw eIdrrrfsrmrHts.
ENnrntnr,s Nntiee

THE UNDERSIGNED EXECUT-
u or OF tao wiz OF Sdmuel H. Iialsey. late OF Wal
uku, Maui deceased. hereby gives notice all pcrsou
Who have claims aainsi the Estate Of said Samuel H.
months from date Of this publication or they will be
forever buried WILLIAM q. SMITH.
Exeeaior v iii Of :. II. Halsgy, deceased.
Honolulu, II. l., March Is. 1891. 1901 a
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BRYANT-BIRD-In Hunonlu, March e6th. at tao
residence OF Mrs MGgoou by the Rev. Geo. Wallace,
Mr.JoHN BRYANT TO Miss CABEIE Bird.
ABLES-ANDREW-l Honolulu, March 18th, 1881,
the residence Of Rev j. A. Cruzan, and by the Rev
J. a. Cruzau, Mr.. L. G. ABLEs Miss EMMA ANDREW.
JOHNSON-NlLSSON-i Honolulu, March ngth,
1881 by Rev, j. A. Cruzan, Mr.. Gro JOHNSON 20 Miss
\ hntL Of SNlnnlrn
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mER cIAL.
HoY0LULU. APRIL ., 1881.

AUADlst ~. IL n ~ - -
rrsirrss has no frightened since last writing the
,inpatIou Of she duIncss then noticeable extending
70 date dealers in all lines OF trade yocinc the general
statement that times arc dali Our staple products
on,uue 10 arrive in large quantities from the home
orrs and reports from Die districts show NAT thc
ricd OF the 1885 crop viii be large one ihe hlsA
Tnts asked for exchange, and also INC zeaIe.y ~ se
romnoditv which exists in the shape OF inc IoFcFh
mcnt coin. b., ..-, - -, rr,-,,,.
mo ,,ffb lumber Brmah from GlascuW WIN General
,, selma from Newcastle with. coal, and Ella and
mol, from the Coast with assorted cafcOcs
'T,t. ir,s-fUrp- have been the Amelia Tor lumber
,,,rf. fbr wha!cr Mars on cruise and W, 9. Irwin
~ .ta-,yr- Alameda for san Francisco. The Ala
carries forward large cargo consisting in part
ny ,i ,,. rsr aud rice and c1iD bnchs bauanas also
nav M a lar &c pas cIrer lisL
MN tho Coast with news date 10 tho ist inst
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Glen eidrrftisemrnfs,
Administrators Notice.
WIZ TznTDSTrNEn H.~r

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
L been appointed administrator of the estate Of
Hermann Schrieycr late Of HonOrlu, deceased, by
order Of the Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court tho
18th day OF March, 4 d. 1sSi hereby gives notice TO
persons having claims against the estate of Hermann
SchrsvcT deceased to present the duly authcnt
Gated 10 the undersigned within six months from the
date hereof they viii be forever barred and all per
indebted to said estate requested make i'm
mediate payment to the undersigned
H. T. GLADE,
Admir-. Estate Hermann Schrieyer.
Dated Honolulu. April St. 1881 lO8 81
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Dr.. Henri McGrew has been appointed assistant
appointment which will give general satisfaction.
DR.. McGrew's father Is an old resident on these
islands DR.. Henri, though not born here, is
thoroughly identified with these islands. The
foundation of his education was laid here. He was
for some years pupil of Mr.. Atkinson at st. Al
bans College in its old days. He left these islands
for Brussels where he spent two years. His medi-
cal studies were conducted at Detroit, where he
graduated and at the Long Island Hospital, New
York. Concentrations to our old punil.
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cupied by Mr.. Ducommon. where he will be able
serve his customers with the choicest brands OF
tobacco and cigars. His experience in the manu-
facture of Gerated Writer'S will enable him TO sup
ply the best article in the market
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W. r. CASTLE AND F. NJ. nArcn,
Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure & Of Sale.
n 4 CCARn 4 I,E Nl-IrEII !, DANN

I 4 y :
i er Of Sale contained in a certain mortgage made by
E. o. Alapai Chas T. Gulick Trustee Of Collins cs-
tate dated the 18th day November 1880 recorded in
liber g. page 20 notice is hereby given that said
mortgage intends to iOreclnsC said mortgage, for con-
public auction az the salcsTOOm Of Z. p. Adams in
Honolulu on MONDAY the 2ist day OF April 1884,, at
II O'Clock Of said day the premises described in
said mortgage as below specified.
Further particulars can be had Of ". r. Castle At
tOrney-at-Law. CHAS. Il. GULICK Mortgage.
Premises to be sold arC-6 siOJ acres good land at
Multi y. hohala, Hawaii; being the same premises
described in Royal Patent 40. as, to Aiapai tu3 %
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the riding Of Mabel st. Clair, the performance BY
Saturday evening next (the 9Th inst if the weatl-
er Is propitious, closing performance will be
given by the company, at the grounds on Richard
street.
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NOTICE !

n BREWER & CO., LIMITED
We Stockholders Of the above Corporation nOti
fed that a dividend OF s. - is now due and paya-
bic at the Office Of the Undersigned
IIouolulu April ID lssf 1905
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Alnkn Dc.

By the Atime1a large portion of the tourists
who came down return to their native shores
This initial trip has proved decided success and
others NAV he expected to follow. The Hawaiian
Islands with their Volcanoes beautiful scenery.
and charming climate, ar well worth 4 visit and
now that /. has been shown in how reasonable
time trip can be made constant stream of
visitors may be expected. The tourists who return
to-day report that they have thoroughly enjoyed
themselves, and seem perfectly satisfied with the
various arrangements that have been made for
their comfort. Tho following is a list of the pas
seDgers, per 4laBiedd, among which will be found
the names Of some old friends.
Miss Anna Breese, Miss Frances Lack. Miss
Alice Love, w Z Dingre and wife, Mrs c Il Bishop
Mrs Everett, Miss N B Collins, Miss l. Irwin,
Miss G Anderson, DR. w Anderson, X Vail
Mrs Milton S Latham, Ms Frank Latham Miss
Oliver. Hiss Healy, W Farnum, Mrs Farnun,
Capt J II MaTshallan wife, Miss B Hinds Miss
D Kinds, J \ Oliver, Miss Mack, A Mack, Miss A
Iillman, Z Tillman Jr., II. Meter, 2 II W Ross,
Mrs W p Toler, Miss L Toler. + c Kentfield, Miss
Eldred, hiss Ripley, Miss Hutchias, ] A Whitman.
Mrs Whitman, Miss L Whitman, Miss N Whit
Master l. w Gale, Miss Polly Gale Mrs p Whit
man, Miss D JONES' ] Z Gale and wife Miss
Mile Rowe, d Rice, 4 b Hull, p II Bordan, Mrs
Bardan, C Harnum, blrs Harnum. Horace North,
Mrs II North, Miss L W Dyer, Miss II p Dyer. Miss
N / Jacobs, Miss " Mari, Mrs J A Smith, Miss
Smith, f Sutherland, Dan. Lyons, Harry Webb,
Mrs G Hewitt, Wallace Freeman, N Sass, W
Luscombe, Miss NJ Howe, II p Dimond, and Sc
steerade.
To restore nerve and brain waste, nothing equals
Hop Bitters. Believe this. See advertisement
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ietiy has been built by the Government, cz-
tending from the Quarantine grounds to deep
water IL the harbor and immigrants detailed to
the seclusiOn of the grounds may now obtain pas
sagc thither dry shod
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IMPORTS.

From Glasgow per Birnah March 26--Full CARGO Of
general merchandise, iiquors, provisions, etc.
From san Francisco per ConsuelC, March "a fun
cargo merchandise, produce. live stock, etc.
Prom san Francisco, per Ella. March % a full cargo
merchandise. provisions, etc.
From sydney, y. :. ", per Selma. March 49,
Millsend coal.
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The following have been elected officers OF the
President, Mr.. Theo II. Davies, President,
Judge Judd Secretary, Mr.. Starkey; Treasure,
Mr.. Geo. Castle. The meeting took place last
Eridar-
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Mortgagee's Notice of Foreclosure & of Sale.
IN CCORn NOE NNITII 4 POW

Il er Of sale contained in certain mortgage made by
sam. X. kacO and Mikahaa his wife to VIM \ Bow
dated the 10Th day OF May 1885, recorded in Liber
intends to fOreclose said mortgage. for condition
broken, and upon said foreclosure will sell at public
auction at the sales OF f. f. Adams in Honolulu
MONDAY, the 2lst day Of April, ISL at II M, Of
said day the premises described in said mortgage
below specified
Further particulars can be had Of W. r. Castle At
tOrney at Law. WN. \. BOWER, AIortgagec.
Premises to be sold All those premises described
in Royal Patent 49, Lea gjOt to kahakai, contain
ing area Of 2.96 acres, at Waikiki. Oahu. These
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On tine arrival of the hbta import on the 18th ult
it was learned that the vessel had been temporarily
detained on the rocks at MahukOna. No damage
was done, however, Capt. King managing to re-
lieye the rocks of their burden after a short delay
and with hardly a scratch to his vessel.
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Mr. J. j. Owen, the editor and manager Of the
daily and weekly Mercury of San Jose Gala, ac-
companied by Mrs Ovens is paying the islands a
short visit having arrh ed here per 4iIme ia.
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The HuirniiaH Monthly is TO hand in good time
as usual, and supplies Its readers with commend
able bill of fare. The serial story, The five dol
lar gold piece approaches completion. Professor
Alexander contributes an essay on the Overthrow
Of the tabl system, and the editor gives his views
on the e Germ lheOryr
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EDWARD PRESTON, Mortgage.
UouoluIu ApriI / 1881

The property to be sold consists Of; All that
lot OF land situate at kukuau, Hio, Island Of Hawaii
kahi aila nui ma Ia palcna ko Haze alma ma
XIII hema ka alma holo ana ijl4' l. 81 eh. ala
ka muwai pill ana ka alma Kapuahi, alaila y
$50 lG1 CHI; alaa ~ Isl CHI; ulaila $50 W
.6j oh. alaia J3f7 50 CHI. naila 7O' W 80 ch
alala 3l' .96 ch alaila 3Ii7 W 22j cl. aiaila
So 30 W 2.iS oh. aaila 81 W 80 ch. aaila 3g7
60 Oh. alaila 81 LOO ch. hiki kahi hoomaka
al, iloko apana 2.56 eka emf OF Xxi paha, being
portion of kulcana No. iiOG, Royal Patent No. 149
to Haze. 1903 81
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The regular monthly meeting OF the Mission
Childrens Society will be held at the residence Of
}. /. Waterhouse en- Saturday evening April 9TH
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st. Adams College closed last Friday for .
fort night vacation. This establishment will re-
open on Monday, April 18th. The vacation has
been heightened by special request.
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Two new steam fre-engines FOR the Honolulu
Fire Department, are expected by the MdFiposa,
and on arrival the boys intend TO give them a
.reccption.i
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Mr.. James Morgan the book-keeper of air. Adams
the auctioneer, made his maiden auction sale on
the 18th ult, and succeeded so well in obtaining
good prices from the merchants assembled that he
IS liah-n 70 mnke continued recnrl.
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The stock OF goods belonging to the bankrupt
estate Of Messrs. J. W. Robertson d Co, will be
sold at auction by Messrs. Lyons d Leyey, on the
4th inst
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boat carrying the goods Of Mr.. J. Cook from
Hio TO Puma was dashed upon the rocks at keau
Puma and wrecked whilst attempting TO land at
that place on Saturday night, March 22nd. All
Mr.. Cooks goods were swept out to sea and lost
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Advertising sehemeg are Numerous al present.

Advertising schemes are numerous at present
and business men generally are bored by the Ter-
sistent applications of agents to take space in the
"grand opportunities" offered. There has how
ever, been presented to notice, one which has met
the approval OF the advertising public and which
is intended for circulation abroad viz: that pro-
jected by Mr.. Henry Quinn, embracing local and
island views, gathered together in book form, a
dozen photos in each book to be placed in hotels,
steamers and places Of public resort. on the At
lautic as well as Pacific Coasts.
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Says a Kohala correspondent anent statues:
Why don't some one take of the telephone wire
which is wound round the arm of the Kamehameha
statue and attached to the school-house near by (?
II is not at all ornamental and surely cannot be
useful. kohala people wonder whether the official
who put the wire there thought it would hold the
statute in position.
Mr. c. n. Arnold, the Road Supervisor for
Hawaii, has devoted immense attention to the
entertainment of the tourists. Hilo people feel
that bis efforts should be directed to improving
the roads and bridges rather than TO hotel keep
ing. One bridge, between Hilo and Waiakea, is
50 rotten that one Of the main beams can be pick
ed to pieces by hand, and the blade of jackknife
be buried II 1t at any part. 1t Is so shaky that
people are afraid to cross it, but though Mr.
Arnold's attention has repeatedly been called TO
it. he does nothing to it. He says he will attend
to il when il breaks down
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Sheriff Severance has paid Kohala a visit. The
police and judiciary department sadly need reno
waiting, and the residents hope that is the mission
there A correspondent says, 4" None but those
who live here can realize the rottenness OF that
department; we praying for change of minis
try, and that means change all round"
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Mr.. W. T. Mossman has received the appoint
ment OF port surveyor at the port OF Kahului,
Maui, vice G. F. Boardman, resigned.
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The Honolulu Yacht and Boat Club seems to be
eie coming organization, hosts Of friends express
Ing ;heir intention to assist the cl1b in subsian-
tai manner
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A sslilboat sold tho week previous by auction for
$50 was sold again last Friday for Sl6, and deck
house which brought $50 on Its first sale realized
$40 on this last occasion. Lyons Levey auc-
ffpneerg
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kohala is enjoying grand cane weather, the
coming crop looks fine. The Kohala mill Is doing
the best work known in its history, and the show
for the next crop is excellent. All The mills are
grinding.
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Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure 6 of Sale,

IN ACCORDANCE WITH y POW
Il Ell % sale contained IN certain mortgage made by
william Z. Jones TO Edward Preston. dated the
thirteenth day OF January, 1ssl. Notice Is
hereby given that said morsagee intends fOrecOse
said mortgage. for condition broken and upon said
foreclosure will sell at public auction in front OF the
office OF David IT, Hitchcock ilo the Island OF
Hawaii on MONDAY the aist day OF April 1SSi at IL
OF said day, the premises described in said mort
EDWARD DIGESTION. MnEtracee.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-04-02

The Anglican church at Kohala has Just received
n new organ. This is one of the neatest little
churches in the islands, and credit TO the district
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-04-02

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humpback: 4-sj bbls humpback; 800 bbls hump
back; c. $50 bbs sperm; 10 bbls humpback; $50
bbs humpbacE; 800 bbls sperm and humpback; 10
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