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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-22
THE IRISH DEMONSTRATION.
Interesting Closing Observation-Disclosures
by Gov. Robinson, Gen. Butler
and Others.

BOSroN, Mass, Aug. II What was
styled the "lrish National Oratorcal and
Musical Demonstration took place this
evening in the Institute Fair bulding. 1t
was intended to he in II large degree II
advertisement for the delegates to the
annual convention of the Irish National
league. The attendance on the part Of
the public was immense. several thou
sand people crowding the great exhibition
hall, which was turned into an auditor
ium At half-past eight Governor Robin
son, attended by members of his staff,
escorted 10y the Ninth regiment entered
the hall Directly behind GOV. Robinson
walked Gen, b. +. Butler, and as the
Governor and his predecessor came down
the aisle and assembled the platform there
was Il great burst of enthusiasm, the ten
thousand or more people present rising
from their seats and cheering capping
their hands and waving handkcrchefs.
Then came Congressman u. A. Collins
and Mayor Martin, arm in arm. and then
came the delegates to the National con.
ventIon, who marched to their places in
the auditorium. Gov Robinson and Gen.
Butler sat side by side ON the platform,
which was also occupied 10y many distin-
glliShed ladies and gentlemen. Father
Mckcnna made the opening address. He
said tu-night's meeting was held for the
venliOn, which mad been conducted.
Father Mckcnna then introduced GOV.
Robinson rs chairman of the evening.
Gov Robinson was enthusiastically re
cciNcd. He congratulated the delegates
upon the convention. Massachusetts,
he said. was the place where
men might well meet and no
auditorium was more fitting than Faucuii
hall, where the advocates of liberty from
all lands had spoken The nation which
nurses liberty, he said, will ever have kind
lN sympathy for any nation that is de
handing the rights of mankind That
Tested 10y any other man is what makes
Massachusetts what she is. one power
ful remedy for the evils affecting ireland
is that her people shall have rule among
themselves: Applause why should not
those people have Il part in what affects
their domestic concerns; Will they not
see that every man vino tills an acre
Of the soil shall he possessed Of it in his
own right IApplallse II is said the
Irish do not know how to use their priv
lcgrs. Are they fit to be citizens in Ire
land America answers, yes. She knows
the Irish among her people are brave,
sets has hu sympathy with injustice.
When Ireland is free She will have 10000.
600 people instead OF 5.OOO.OuO and her
children will hand down her government
H. Il precious heritage in the land of lib
crty and equality. Great applause.
Mayor Martin, Thomas sexton. VIM. f..
Dedmond and Mrs. parncll. mother of the
great Irish agitator, then made brief adj
drosscS. Loud calls We're then made ful
General Butler and in response he spoke
briefly.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-22
HIhloPhOroS!

Don't be Skcptical. II you have any doubtsas
TO what ATHIoPHOROs can do write 10 some OF
those whom II has cured For instance, Rev. $.
X. Dennen, ID. D., Pastor Third congregational
church, OF New Haven, Conn, the Rev W. +.
Corblt, pastor George ST. VI. +. Church, OF New
Haven, the Rev. j. f. Scarles, pastor Willett st.
NJ i. Church, New York city, Mir. Brummell, the
well known candy manufacturer, OF New York,
EX-Gov. BigelOw, OF Connecticut, and many
others, equally well known.
II you cannot get AIHLoPHoRos Of your druggist,
We Will send 1t express paid, on receipt of regular
price-one dollar per bottle We prefer that you buy
1t from your druggist, but II he hasn't It, do not be
persuaded TO try something else but order at once
from uB directed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-22
Green Mountain Seminary,
WATERBURY CENTRE. VI.

LIXIIE COLLEN, \. NJ, Principal, with six
associate teachers. College Preparatory,
classical. English and Commercial courses of
study for both sexes. Excellent tuciutIc~ i'm
Music. Elocutiuu, Drawing and painting one
of the best commercial schools in New Eng
land. Phunogruphy a speciality. Location
healthy. scenery beautiful. No saloons.
Hourding accommodations excellent. En-
pcnscS low. Three terms. FAN term begins
Aug. ~, 1854. iN2Hd&wlm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-22
Observation-Disclosures
Nodern.SCience
and SkePIiCiSm

What has Skepticism done for the worll?
Nothing but to suggest doubts II has even
suggested that rheumatism cannot be cured.
shepticiSIn Is as bad as rheumatism.
What has Science done for the world?
A good many things; for instance, It has
SHOWN tnat rheumatism can be cured.
II has shown that Neuralgia can be got rid OF.
Modern science hasprOvCd that rheumatism Is
n blood disease, and has provided ATHLOPHORos
as the remedy which can completely cure It,
IL has proved that although the old doctors
failed oovercome Neuralgia, ATHLOPHoROs can
reach 1t, ana eradicate IL from the S stem.
IL has proved that though these tormentinr
diseases were 50 slow and obstinate they can
De overcome In littie While by means OF
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in Menorian-p. B. Lynan.


Taedeaib- Octote- 4th. after 3 painful and r-o
t--c.us 1Llzsss, q the Rev. D. 5. Lyman, MARKING
Us Il does. the termination Of siucuia-iy useful
life. Is IN event which demands mon than d Fas=-
in- u1-,cs II these oolz-ns- Nj. Lyman zzs BON
il Hartford. Conn, o. tie ssih Of JAY. ISIS. and
,aus. like So many Of ozr early r-issioz--5ss, e.
i5rsz tse advantages q education II astzslly SeE
F,--lz-d home he prepared Tor oo-leCe- entering
Williams and cr1d1a.e1 from thai Ilstltl-lq- %
IS De Ee1i from the College Halls - An1user
Thaulociczl Sazilary. Eas-e be competed y
51urz years lEter- Il ISL 1Es SINE year tlos-
lt1assed - zgE1Azfiol- he ir1pTess1vs ceremony
u h-s ordiuati11 az Hznovs-, Sev Hampshire
Is mirage and his eTu5srka-1c1 Eru-1 N=s h1-
ford IL Tho sod snip AnTi1t- 1s i1isslq-are 10
~ Sz-5E7ch Islands be arrived AZ Eolo--i- -
Nay q the tu-lOEIu- year z company VIA -l-e
Esss Alexander. Arnssru Er1srsl1- ko-l-s-
flr.chcock Lyo1s- and other atters o. t1e e1rlE
rr5=sior Mr. Lyman vas s.st111ed a. h1lo, and
1l-z-- tie Zfgv-tEo years Vi71c1 ave ro-4-1 Ae-l
si-cs ISL that has e1ztlu1sd 70 b N scs-- q
- r,s-zlszr Eurk shea fell 10 his los coz
SD u tie estzblish1neai AID r.zlnts111oe OF q
school for Hawaiian yo1ag men he s1ccess o.
- Efl1 Boarding Sc1ool lfo-1ue1 II lo1el nay
t Sad 10 have ben wholly due = the ability tna
- ard the fzitaful1sss Of the Rev. D. 3. Ly-
- Re retained entire c1lr-ul Of this sc1ool-
fos pe-iod q fo-sy-tEo yeaEs. uI;ii As 49,
7 s-e and irrIuI-1ES led hin E1ally 70 rsrIre =
Is7s Duriue the 81 years Enlch have elaEse1
- - ueriod he has passed his lie II retire
F - r-tii dszth finally Summed hin a. TIE
] rlpe ecs Of s.
{ So : lie hzssy outline Of a life, E7eFeatf1l
rsrhsps 10 the vulgar ere Eh,ch sees only o1f-
80 tut sirruls-ly r7ch n es-uI1e sicuiaelzss
nd the ozIv achievement Ehlc1 i truly Ta-1a1'le-
NJ I.yrnzz gave himself, hszrt and SKI % he
( i-nr-cTeuez- q the Hawaiian rzce- As a e11-
Csfo- ka vas highly s1coessf1L he C1Elsil1r-
I - e-Iichsa-1nE lu11s1oe Of his s1hool E1s tsii
& thruzEho1f The Islands
/ He has left TO noun his loss Eld1E Vho h1s
- bis intelligent and eScisut helper n Al his
3 IrIo-= and several childre1 and grand c1L1ral
4 80 hsrs ard II the United Ssstes- We extend
Z . - Al or hssrtfsH sympathy II their Be-
/ rs.Tensrt We cannot le. this Opportunity pass
! v5th1-r eru-esslng our se1se Of the high mora
vo-.h s-d dignity Of the Efs -hich n2s 5cst ended
We csuno. fail to be REMINDED that ne Aqos-1-,,
- II Ezzziszn histo-T has pzzse1 zTzF. "
I So devoted band which ssilsd frOl SeE bedford
Fo- shs=s shores n ISL NJ Lyons Of Na1Dea 4
nnz the only szrTIFUr- SeT soe1s and nss
tfmes are pressing upon U.s. scenes alas E11c1
{ 5euaua Il ns= form the Spirit Of TIE FATHERS
Z Bct th.t Spirit has not rsE1shad- Il sp-lncs
! Phuuir Ike f-on is asks And Z = not tos
! rn1cz 70 hope that fzrz-e ec1eretl11z VII pa
z5L1ass 10 tin silent indlsuee Of life - 1sE1ted
s. pliianthr1Fir- 50 faithful. As that q TIE hsT
M. Lyman Z. ,. e
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-15

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-15

To-asosros + he ninth natal aariversaIr q
II. 4 4. Princess kzfzlsri
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-15
That Lahaina ToroAlieht Procession.

Enrros GArxTrE IL Sc By The Govcrnuohs
noathpiecc that Mr.. Gibson was met BY "grsud
Illumination and ovation at I.ahaina last week.
happened 10 be present, and can state regarding
the truth Of the accnnut and that Is Il Is rircSf
true. vould be So II il was no. evoked Up yarn
for the DISQUALIFICATION II its author p
Tue facts are these When the kinaH reached
lahaira. one 81 the boats which transfer psssea-
gers % the shore had four poles arrdships azound
which leaves were wound. and each supporting q
lantern. Thrus hsrefco;ed urchins held kerosene
touches IN the bow Of the bat, and nr. khucn.
the Government physician. dictated az the stern
in Command Of four boat boys. The four boat
boys shouted well. and the Doctor did his share
On shore, small brush fro burned for nearly Eve
minutes and then went oui. while sir torches were
seen advancing along the beach toward The land
iuc; SHORTLY afterwari torch came hiftiug
along the beach. The ordinary crowd o. oilers
looked on al the wharf and the four boat bows
again manifested their patriotic devotion.
These are the facts. oalv this and nothing
more. Srs.arfr.,v
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FEoN rHE RENcE.

DEFAKTlIENT OF THE JUDIcLARY,
HoSoLULU, Il. l. Oct. ,, 1851.
Hon. WV. c. PAEKE.
DElR SIBs-we learn With deep regret Of your
resignation OF the Oiiice OF Marshal. which yUu
have held fos nov over thiTty-f0ur years.
The Office which YOU have held for period even
ante-daiinC the organization -of the Supreme
Court, has placed yo1 in most intimate relations
with the Judges. That these relations with our
predecessors in o.ice were pleasant and satisfac-
tory 10 them We are we'll assured.
So far as your connection with Us. the present
incumbents Of the Bench are concerned. We wish
to say that you have been a most faithful and de-
voted officer.
Yo1 have uniformly discharged your mUltifar-
ious duties towards the Court without demus. and
with a zeal and fidelity shat are most commend
able.
The ties that Eavs connected YOU with the
Supreme Court are now severed, and VIC wish 70
thank YOU for the numerous personal acts of kind
ness 10 rs individuals, in doing which You have
spared no pains
You have our coed will and best wishes, and VIC
feel ASSUMED that YOU have what Is worth more
than this testimonial the Consciousness of having
discharged your official duties in the past with
honesty, imparti8lity. and fidelity.
We are, Dear Sir. yours sincerely,
signed A. +. JUuD,
IAwEESCz MCCUILT.
BESJ. II. AUsEN.
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-15

LINAS-I- fiiis. Hen oeisss- e. = Il rs-i-
-eaee- i-Hr- q d LTNAs. s-os 8. gtzrs-
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C-r.lEz Al.c1ls,z, formerly b. cc--u---- u.
IL q IL :. SrsflsrrE. vLl SIS sevJ-els IL
l-rai rs Nic.1--E. Is. c. by ben. thrown tr1z- Is
horse has ses- sent il England. LIS Mind ll--z
zzae-a1- CAPT Brand q 81. y. :. ZsrT.as ASSUMES
..g md q tie S-z-ss1rHr.
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inclined % the fupposition that MT liking the cold
weather. and having no knovledcc ci distances,
they had walked overheard with thc intcution 81
slrisansisf tanir.
Although have had several ceases q fever, I
MANAGED % bring the people here without thc 70
cord u single death, arriving IN Honolulu Atr-
Dor. under the guidance % Capt Ralsccck. after
due examination % crew and passengers BY Or
Henri McGrcW. on the 18th inst. e DAYS pisssrc
fr,rn Iainit n r,,SenucrrS All veil
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PUBLIC NOTICE

THE TAXPAYERS OF THE DIS
J. TRICT OF MAkAWAO, MAUI. are hereby notified
that the TaxCoccfor % said District will koid bis
oce Tor the accommodation Of the TaxPsyer-, a the
following times and places within said District. Wis
A. the COT 1T HOUSE in MAKAWAO. on Novem-
Der 5h. Sih Ioih. iith 18th. 18th 18th ISM l9th M
ssih, and on December nth, i-th. ilth. and 18th.
Al kEOkEA, Residcuc. Of Hon J. hauiakelc on
November 18Th and tfih.
Al HuELo. ofioe OF Mr. Skanaliilii on November
s1h and 3Ist.
At PAIA. Residence % Iokcpa. on November 9Th
And Al HAIKU, olc. % Geo. Brooks. on November
eith- ABR EORNANDER
Tax-Collcctor Makawa1.
9TH lS~4 fru "a
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Lla NlelL Hsclzs M-ssi1-z-y I-s.5.-.e u--a-
Us --g sa-r Of S.1Gy ygS-5-lly- livery si--l-i
l-l gll has l-ez employed G--l-- tAs vacation II
--lrCl u parishes 1uE v1f-l-- pastors L-esz
EaEl1la- churches 1re ca-.ras Of sod Ll-lc-cas
sl 1vl- tie Islz-1sl-i nearly twenty 81 LIZ Ee>s-t
-5r-1 -sVe 10 gzS.l-S-
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Lass Sunday there Ee-e tsl persons TeoSiysl
into kzuuskzu-l Ch1rch- and s-I children hap
tined. A. hlwEiaLao Church Hon J. W. h1-1-
and EC-- Henry Mztsrkccss gave soIs ACORN.
% -lzlr recent travels II ClliforEi1- Next Sunday,
which has been =; apart By ;he lE;e-1a-i1uzi
Sunday School L mon for special prayer fcr S---
day Sctuols VII Be observed II Ire Eava-il-
..E-c.ss BY .rr-cr-late ss-v.css-
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Tenders Wanted !

TEN DERS WILL BE RECEIVED
L at the Ofhce ~ the Clcrs nf the supreme Count
up 20 y o'clock N, on SATU RDAN. the fsi day 90
November, 1871. Ter trausiatiu- from EuEist into
Hawaiian the Fourth Volume % Hawaiian Reports
The bids must be Tor lamp Tor The entire work.
the translation 90 BE- lc-ihly written one side o.
foolscap paper. ready for the printer.
TIE supreme Court does not bind itself 10 Accent
auy OF the lowest bid.
I,y order OF the Court
WILLIAM FOSTER, clerk.
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Tax-Apneal Notice !

THE TAN-APPEAL BOARDS on
Il tho Island Of Hawaii, for KuNA. KOHALA and
HAMAkUA will sit - follows;
s. kona-NapooPoo school house oct. i6. tsSi ia
y. kona-Popopiia Court House. Oct L.. isSt @ a. n
; kohala-Wamca Court House, Oct. q. 1881. a. %.
HamaSua-Honakaa Court House, Oct - 1851, a. I'd.
y. kchais-kapaau Court House, Oct y 1851 a.. m.
CHARLES F. HART.
- - -
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The average temperature dsr,aii the month was
.. at a. m; 50 at y m; ai.j 81 At 6 p. IN.
There has been no meeting Of thc Siock RoarI
for the past two weeks, and quotations Of stocks
remain as previously quoted.
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NOTICE

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
l. the ONONEA SUGAR 60. viii De held 10 the
ofee Of c. Brewer & Co, OK WEDNESDAY. Noycm-
Der isih, 1871. al 10 o'clock a. m
J. y. CARTER.
Sccty, pro ten. oucmci Sugar Co.
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NOTICE /!
NOTICE.

-EaHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BECOME
q identified Eith The Interests Of tho HAWAIfAN
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURING COMPANY. take
this method Of expressing sincere thanks FOR the
Kindness good will and liberal employment received
from our mzuy friends and patrons ia this community
At our old stand.
We now cordially invite jon all 70 eommsnd oar
services orr new HeadqIarters. Queen Street..
where with Improved facilities % steam power and
machinery. expect 20 farn Of more work with
greater ease and dispatch. IOurs respectfully.
fsigDeLg ;. ". WHITMAN.
Vs. Vs. WRIGHT
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NOTICE-
nINInENn nE rIIr

A DIVIDEND OF THREE DOL
u LARS Per share will be paid 90 the Stockhoidrs
Of the WTLnER'S STEAMSHIP Co Limited VVc,i-
acsday, Oct 18Th iSSi Al the oacc % The Company.
:. II. ROSE. Secretary.
Nouolglu, Oct. 9Th. 1881. 1871 5.
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MINIS zrlZsz--1s5-s- I1ls VII be -1IsLl- cause
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ne rEt5sz. T-h,ic- especially h1lsekse7srS- are
uli-i-- fo- Re apQ5srznoe. o. tia razrkes % the
azzzzss preserved BY TIE Al5sz Frat and Tz-o
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DIED

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le11e- i-Er- q y LTlIks. e-cz 3 Ftzrs-
ne ner busi5ilz --ui1 q wider 4 Cos
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and i1e F1aas Ui-haa EIli as s1aa q ths azsp1szi
q tenants
M Daniel LIONS businass u-z-es- <. The
Drils H-rzii1a I'll FI-1ssilr 70 30 Saa F-aucss-o
b tie Ns5lllsl to-5-y- II -, r god v9Ta-a and
sod LICK
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r.s-zEo-r 10 Ms Hamus1u-s Eranzelis.ic SsrFices
WI be Ael1 IN he = AZ. c. A. Han OF IEursiaT
ereuz1E- Mrs. Hzursun's o11rss II tl1z c-ty rl-i
Fro1ahlT bs7in eb11f lie first dsy e Deczn5s--
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WANTED !

TO LET OR PURCHASE. \ SMALL
L Cottage lie a pleasant part % the town
cs- Address .
oficc u,vAJltN GAEErrE,
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NOTICE !

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETO
i FORE existing between Jno a. Palmer snd Enjah
H. Woodwork under tie name o. the CRYSTAL
SODA WORKS CO. is dissolsed b. mutual e0aseut-
The basincss will be conducted b Nr. Z Il WOOD
worth Who viii assume al the indebtedness % the late
frn JNO. A. PALMER.
ELIJAH II. WOODWORTH.
Honolulu, Oei LET. Isst
Mr. = l. PALMER e Authorized % collect 30 &C
cn1ufs for ne after this d1fs-
Z. II. WooDNORTH.
Prop. crTsiaI Soda Work.
rInn-nI-r- q. l. ~ lll q
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NOTICE. :

IN hETIRING FROM TIE MAS8GEHEST
u Of the HAWAIIAN CARRIAGE MANUFACTUB-
ING COMPANY. ! Eish 10 express % this community
M sincere thank. for the liberal patronage have en-
ioged AZ fier hands and trust that tie
azeueut and support viii De extended 70 succcs-1rs
in al the Yeas 10 come Very respectfully,
fEH fSignedi g. WEST
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Ths E1-ios Station v7zs wei EIla5 or las; Szicr
CAV evening with criminals % v1riczs grades
fr-- Tetiv larceny 90 1rsi drank. AL vt-e @c-
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HONOLULU, IL l., Oct. 4 ISL
Hon. WV. c. PAEKE, Honolulu.
Dan SIz,-Ths undersigned, officers OK the SD
preme Court desire 10 express hereby our regret
that you are no longer to be associated with Is,
and TO convey to you our appreciation Of your past
fidelity in yo1T Official capacity and Of your uni
form eourteSty and kindness 10 rs as individuals
in both our public and private relations with YOU
We JOIN in wishing you = full measure Of hap
piness and prosperity in the fuiuIe. and We trust
that many years OF honor and usefulness are vet
in store for you.
We remain. Dear Sir, faithfully yours,
signed william FosrEB. Clerk.
HESEY SMITH, Deputy CLERK,
W. l. WucoN. Interpreter,
Il CHErNG Chinese Interpreter.
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NOTICE

TIIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il Stockholders Of the WAIHEE SUGAR COMFY.
viii De held 80 TIE oace Of The Company. Waihce.
Maui. ON WEDNESDAY. October i5th 1851
r. ". PUTNAM. Secretary.
Wnfh-r Mani Oefnfa~ IL fssl fnsri b
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Administrator's Notiee.
Administrator's Notiee.

L tice. that De has been duly appointed Admuistra-
tor with the VIII annexed. % the Estate Of Capt.
persons having Claims against the sand Estate.
uotde that they must present the same. duly verified
aud with fhc proper vouchers. TO the undersigned,
within thrge Isl months from The date % this notice
lthrre months having already expired since similar
notice was given by thc undersigned as TEMPORARY
Administrator they will De forever barred. and all
persons owing the said Estate requested 60 make
immediate payment e.. :. kIrTNEDGE,
Administrator with the VIII attached " the Estate %
Thomas spencer.
Hi1. Hawaii. oct. "a. i-sl trn