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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-01-23
Gcueral Buxiue<, Areutx.

Our long acquaintance with the Business Community
i well known and we invcrably keep inyioats all bu-
ness matters Of private nature. Business men who
will nrust their commercial matters TO may Elways
feel safe in doing We study the interests Of
Chants at all times and advise all business topics
carefully, based on our best Judgment
In the General Business Department attend to
everything in the Commercial line such the follow
Ing. yiz;-Books aud accounts kept and adjusted
eurately neatly and satisfactorily, Bills Collected
promptly, and proceedings taken against creditors
when eompulson required speedy settlement; Legal
Papers Of every description, such Deeds, Bond-,
Mortgage Bills OF sale. Leases, Wills, Parinerfhp
Papers, &c, drawn. observation-disclosures, Notices
Articles Communications and Correspondence written
ALSO - Memorials drafted and Engrossed, Drafts
Notes. Bills OF Exchange, Letters Of Credit and Bank
Ing matters generally attended to.
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,cr,hs-s ~ The Isg;Slatnya have the .en,eritx 10
=, yoncs ss ALI alcnt the sorh;a5sn snhiect the
| Fxerptivs can imme,lia,elr order them home like
] a Iof ~ ,yhinned children and The ncorle have no
-isbt 10 oomplain and no means 81 redress hut TO
xrsit til another two vaays nil ronpd when they
NAV again % thr,pcb The farce Of eiectinc rrrrs-
| sentafiyes
4 Whom We consider this. in connection with that
| section of the Constitution which saws that the
| Eirr i sacred and inyioiahle- and in NO way re-,
s,1,7sib,e what cnnrius;cn 40 ne ron,e los Nhn,
! 5oss II rneany
! If Therefore the Executive has not cone the full
| lan-,h which the Constitution will allow No have
no uara;lee that such eourse will NOT be pursued
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| in power 1t Is more than probable that II any act
| course allowed Oy the Constitution should
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-01-23

I'm Trustees Of the Planters Company
b,ld q regular quarterly meeting last week,
which Was fully attended 4 noticeable
feature ID The personnel Of the present
Trustees j. the large number Of practical
planters among them. This Is well The
planters 10 doubt find It announcement TO
lelve their business 70 come 10 Honolulu
10y tkese meeiiu-s; but after al. what i
worth dong J. worth dong well and no
one can look 50 well a. ones self 70 his
1uu affair This too i making the Com
E,auy what i ought 10 be- and was meant
b h., namely. Planters Company. The
business factors Of the plantation are
men q large experience, but It cannot be
szid too cuphatically. that We think the
planters must personally attend TO such
important affairs a. are entrusted TO the
Beard II Trustees.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-01-23

THE sunset glow witnessed both here and in thu
United States during the closing week of Noyem
Der was brilliantly reproduced last week, Appar
emily it is not phenomenon due to local Amos
pheric conditions. The gorgeous spectacle was
watched on the same November evenings il
various parts of the world-in England, France
Germany, Italy, Egypt and India. In Europe a,
in the United States the most remarkable sun
sets were those of November q and the following
night. although the essential features of the pho
nomenon were reproduced during the succeeding
four nights. In England this wonderful after
glow attracted universal attention being described
in numerous letters to the newspapers and &C
knowledeed on all sides to be unique spectacle
The characteristic feature there as here, was the
appearance of and immense illumination extend
ing from the central point where the sun had dis
appeared, well toward the zenith and continuing
for two and a half hours without the peculiar
scintillating effects Of the Aurora BOrealis.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-01-23
Life and Fire Insurance Agents.

We feel II duty to call every mans attention tpar-
ticularly OF family to Keep his Life insured for
the benefit Of his Family who often dependant
upon his labors for their support. Young men and
mechanics would ind It the most pleasant duty of
their lives TO take out Policy the " Tontine prin-
oipa in few years should they live they will
have sufficient funds to engage in business with
capital 10 back them. We invite you to call when
will take pleasure In illustrating TO you how bcnef
cial 1t Is for your welfare TO be Insured
Every man who owns Property should remember that
Fire, that grim messenger often makes the rich,
wel-to-do, poor and poverty stricken Let this be a
warning to you aud call US at and protect your
selves against loss.
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3auaiian Gazette.
Esr NopVs N REEUs.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY %. Issi.
Independent Ticket Of Representatives,
PROM HONOLULU,
LEGISLATIVE SESSION OF 1854
j. %. CARTER
J. L. KAwAINUL
A.P KAL4AUkOa.
A. X. kUNUIAkEA.

ArrIcEs from Washington indicate that
thsre uil be no change IN the Treaty. and
M uriuctiun q the Sugar Tariff tins ses
sidl Also, thai the chances to renew the
Treaty tins winter would have been good
hu- f1- the unfortunate course Of the Ha-
wl5isu Government towards Mr.. Adee.
concerning the Pacific Mail Steamship
.--.--r--rE
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Tn French have in Anam a new illustration OF
the fate of puppet-kincs. Taking advantage OF
the death of ruduc late in July, they dispatched
a fleet to lombard Hue and hastily concluded a
treaty with one of the claimants TO the throne.
HephemA became King by virtue of the foreign
ironclads and gunbOats present in the harbor,
and his rival took refuge in the mountains. The
French fleet sailed away, carrying the tidings that
the Anamese troops were to be Withdrawn from
the frontier and that the invaders were at liberty
to occupy the delta and to control the routes
leading into Chinese territory. -Four months have
barely elapsed, and now there Is no longer a
French King in Anam. The fact that his preten-
siOns had been recognized by European Power
was fatal to his authority over his subjects. He
has fallen victim to n murderous conspiracy in
the interest either of his rival of the Chinese
mandarins. The French fleet will again have to
be dispatched to Hue and a new puppet-king be
set on the thrOne.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-01-23

Awarded Two Gold Medals. The only medals award.
cd for wa'ehcs, Melbourne international Exhibition
1850
The only Gold Medal; also, three special and fouI
first pnzcs, sydney 1879.
The Gold Medal, Paris, 1875. -Four First Prize Med
ais. Philadelphia, 1876
The uurqualcd success OF these Celebrated Watches
has produced host OF worthless limitations. Buyers
will observe the Trade Mark, ''Waltham, Mass, en-
gravcd on the plate uf all Genuine Waltham Watches
Gold cases stamped A. W Co, ISL. iIk.,; and
Silver case are stamped American watch Company
WaItham, Mass. Sterling. gsi iy
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-01-23
NOT ES.

Tn English newspapers give interesting &C
counts of = series of experiments conducted by
the Belgian Government in a new method of rem
dering soldiers uniforms waterproof by means OF
liquid alumina. As the process Is applicable to
any kind of clothing it is of general interest.
The medical authorities, it is said, have satisfied
themselves that the process does not prevent the
perspiration from passing off freely, and chemi-
cal analysis shows that the preparation used IN
no way injuries the materials or destroys their
colors. Clothing which was subjected to the pro
cess and then worn, although rInsed and washed,
remained perfectly waterproof. The only draw
back to the process is that 1t is rather expensive,
and TO insure the desired result it must be con
Quoted on large scale. 4 light cloth, perfectly
waterproof, will be an immense gain, and all
who have open air work in all kinds OF weathers
would welcome it.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-01-23
An orders From tho Vnriou, Island,

To US will receive promptness. We can Purchase at
the Lowest Market Rates and much more reasonable
than YOU can. and we inspect everything before we
buy and therefore IL Is to your interest IN send yvur
orders to us as VIC then become responsible, and the
small commission you pay T. less than what your
purchases amount 10 buying as you have been doing
direct
&c All correspondence to take pleasure in
answering without delay.
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MONEY TO LOAN!
FROM slOO TO $40, 600 ON FIRST CLASS SECURITY


We have made special arrangements whereby we can
enter Goods at the Custom House through Power OF
Attorney and call upon all merchant. and Store
keepers to make their Agents at once. Our charges
for this work q very Reasonable and we will Enter
Goods, pay and discharge Freight and Duty Bills aud
deliver goods direct TO places Of business In
prompt order. Merchants and Store keepers will find
| this Of great advantage to them in every way.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-01-23

Two disgraceful cases were reported
from kauU last week In one instance,
an aspirant for Legislative hOnors dared
without fear Of the law, to proclaim him.
self q leper and TO urge that fact as claim
upon the suffrages Of the eleCtor: in the
second a woman had come TO her end un.
der very suspicious circumstances, through
the handiwork Of a couple Of kahUnRs
native priests or medicine men,
We had hoped that neither charge Was
true. that Cur correspondent was mistaken,
but that hope was fallacious. Our cores
pendent affTms yet more strongly that the
facts he stated are correct, and II Is with
soTrow indeed that we have to acknowledge
that our doubts had no foundation
Has this country sunk so low as this
that a man can 90 forward and hope
70 get votes because be Is a leper Was
anything 30 monstrous ever heard Of
Where are the police Of Kauai that this
wretched fellow l. not arrested Mr.
Attorney General had better look to this
By the last mail we have received an ac
count of another case; surely II l. higl
time that some one IN authority should in
terfere. In tins last case district Judge
has refused TO grant warrant for the ar
nest Of man who had committed grave
assault His reason being simply that he
l. afraid to lose a vote. and he thinks tina;
by holding back, he may secure one
l. this jusiicei l. il possible that sucl
iniquiiy can 20 on and tins country claim
10 h. vel coverned7 The man. a leper
had kissed the children of his sister, she
objected as any mother would; what
mother foreign OF native could bear to sc,
her children slavered over by a loathsomC
leper and not rush forward to protect hel
young For doing this very natural act
the brother did his best to Kill his sister
And a case like this i TO be ignored til
the election l. over The blood OF every
man must boil when he reads the case.
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SUrREfME COURT or THE ia.

~ waiian isiands- In the matter Of the hsntrurfrr
Of ELISHA e. NC NNDLESS Notice q hesrir- ~
proof Of claims.
Upon the dhng % the petition Of Elisha &. NcCand
he's Of Honolulu, declaring himrcf insoiycnt and prnr
ing 70 be adludgcd bankrupt, u Is ordered that fn
DAY, the 9Th day Of fchrlafy next my Chambers ia
the Court Room, in Honolulu. At 10 O'Clock a M y
The time and place for ndiudicaia. said bankruptcy
disputed, and also Tor creditors OF sad bankrupt
prove their claims; ALSO that the Marshal do mcan
while take posscssiuu % said pcttionct's propeftr
and that this order b. published TOT three surtes-is
weeks IN the nswtuNN GkxNrTE Newspaper.
Dated Honolulu. n. l.. Jan. sth, 1ssi
4
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-01-23
Real Estate Agents,
WE BUY AND SELL REAL ESTATE

In all parts OF the Kingdom. Search Records and at
tend completely to every branch in Selling Real and
Lcasehod Property. our Office will contain maps OF
all Properties left In charge. We make specially
In Collecting Rents, keeping Premises In repair Pay
ing and diseharring Taxes, Water Rates and ceotinc
insurance.. Owners of Property should bear In mind
that We will relieve them from giving their attention
Property, guaranteeing al all times to act with care
for nominal consideration for services in this depart
ment. Rooms, Cottages and Mansions to let At all
times on application TO US.
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Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure and of
Sale.
IN accom- NOE WITH 4 POW

CT OF sale contained In certain mortgage made BY
Apk and kaloaaole TO A Cartwright Trustee % the
Ho, Estate, dated the 18th day Of Decembrr, -,
corded in nber %, page iB. Notice Is hereby given
that said mortgage intends orecosc said mortgage
for condition broken, and upon said foreclosure viii
sell at public auction al the salestoom Of 7 adams ~
Honolulu on MONDAY the 18th day o. February, 1Sst
al u VI OF said day the premises described 10 aid
mortgage below specified.
Further particulars can be had uf W L Castle, Al
torncy at Law. A. =. CARTWRIGHT, Marteagcc.
Premises to be sold are situated in kaaaea. koolau-
poke Oahu and consist Of $40 acres Of fue Kao uf
Rice Land. some under cultivation. sHi q
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TIE resent contempt Of Court case seems
D. be a case Of barking up the wrong
tree. most thoroughly. Mr.. kapena Min
ister q Finance. according 10 well founded
report wrute the article IN the native
newspaper. the Elds. which reflects IN n
cduisiuptous and Illegal way on Chief jus
iicr Judd. Tor his first opinion in the Man
iEElus Bond case After the final Opin
ION was rendered. dismissing the Manda
INNS petition. Attorney General Neumann
moves that LYONS. formerly manager Of
the E+s boVUuished FOR contempt Of Court
Ion publishing that article. Lyons ap-
peared IN Court and said he knew nothing
q the article, and A. a fact was not man
aCer u the Edo when the article appeared.
although ms name still appeared as editor
Then the Attorney General had John Shell
don summoned 10 show cause why he,
John sheldon should moi be punished for
contempt on the ground that he was fore
man. or something OF the sort. Of the Eide
John showed that he bad nothing 10 do with
the pujlicati0n.haying left the paper when
the article appeared. although he was on
the paper when the manuscript was
brought 10 the Office. The Court there
upon let sheldon go, and, as the theory
that SIND a,ts must he responsible, and that
no one else but Lyons came to the surface.
fined the lstter fifty dollars No one re
-ardei II his business 10 expose the real
culprIt. Lyons was not going 10 risk oh
loquy in court circles, and loss Of business
by hiring a lawyer 10 make ont a case
against the minister. The Judges did not
regard II a. their duty 10 I've prosecutors
The Attorney General was not 10 be ex-
peoted to prosecute his colleague, the Min
ister Of Finance And this time the tax
uaveTs" were silent.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-01-23

A FEyrLu-AS signing himself Crow
7UIIl- has boeu giving the public the ben
sfif q his views upon men and things and
after getting himself ont Of his depth and
a. =as. uE,uu msuy matters political and
financial be finally puts what he thinks Is
c1uundrum that VIII puzzle the guid
u1nr~ Il Hawsii. He wants 10 know why
we l1y such q high rate 0f exchange be
tween here and San Francisco. when So
low q rate Is charged when drawing on
London
For -Crowqul's- information we may
say that by rights there should be q dis
euuut II three per cent on exchange upon
London Sterling exchange on San Fran
cisco beng low. This c0mpensates fOl
or high rate of exchange on San Fran
cisco. Consequently the premium Of eX
change on san Francisco rols Us Of Oul
discount On London The problem seems
easy enough when properly explained. GC
10 CrUwquil, and give the "quidnuncs.
something harder next time
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Custom House
BROKERS {!

Re Special attention in the following Departments
will be aim and VIC invite your careful peru.al "a
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-01-23
SUPREME COURT OF THE ia.

- waian Islands. In Probate. IN the matter - thr
Estate Of JAMES WOODS OF Puuhuc, North .Kahaa.
Island Of Hawaii deceased. Order appointing tlmr
for probate Of VIII and directing publication Of notice
Of the same. Before chief Justice Judd
a document pnrportiug 10 be the last viii and
ment Of james Woods, deceased having on the fh day
Of January \. ID. ISL been presented 70 said Probate
Court and petition for the probate thereof and fof
issuance Of letter. tcstamcnafy TO Thco. H. Davies,
otherwise known a. John Naguirc having been aei b.
rhco II. Davies.
Il 4 hereby ordered that FRIDAY. the 1ath day u
January, \, ID. t-ol al 10 O'Clock m Of said day Al
the Court Room % aid Court, Aiiioiani Hale IA
Honolulu, island Of Oahu be- and the is herrty
appointed The time for proving said VIII and hearing
-aid application when and where any person interested
may appear and contest the said VIII and the EsanfH
Of letter. tcstamentary,
IL D. further ordered that notice thereof Be gten ~
publication, for hrve successive weeks IN ne Hasa
lIsS GAZETTE, Newspaper printed and Published IN
Hououlu.
Dated Honolulu. H. /, January sth A q. isst
LAwRENCE NccvLLr.
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Dated Honolulu. H. L. Jan. sIh, issi.
a. FRANCIS JUDD,
Aue.tt uExEy SWIM, DePaiy ciefk. VIA
NI-PRENE COIrRT OLE TIE ia.

- waian tslands In Probate In the matter u "a
Estate Of kALuAPlHAOiE ~, Of Moioksi. dece,.ed.
iutcsiatc- Before Mr.. Justice Austin.
On reading and hliug the petition and accounts -
Henry D. Hart 81 Honolulu alleging that kaiuapihacs
~ II kupckc, Molakai died interstate al said kupfir
on the 6th day OF November, A. ID. 1873, and pIsJ iu-
that letters Of administraton issnc 20 sufahr
person.
4. u. isi a. ~ m b. and hereby h. appointed ui
hearing aid petition before the sad Justice u ~
Court Room u this Court al Honouiu. At which lime
and place all persons concerned may appear and show
causGf any they have, why said petition shond not
De granted, and that this ort1 BE- Published In he
English and Hawaiian languages for three successive
week. in the HAwAit,N GAxETTr and Ksotoa rtT.-
papers In Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu, n. l., January I'd. A. Die
Atcst. BENZ. H. AUSTIN,
tlESEv SNrru. Justice 81 supreme Court
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Employment Agents.
We Supply all Kinds of HELM

Both male aud femals in all the various branches Of
industry on these Islands,
Agents, Planters, and Merchants generally should
notify US when vacancies exist will furnish
help such as Clerks Statesmen, Book keepers Mechan-
les or lahorcrs unless well recommended TO Us.
Chinese Servants and Female Servants will be sup
piled to families al short notice, for which nominal
cummissio Is cNactcd.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-01-23

mm-nrprs ~-Ers-uf@x ~trh aaa iseinainE
Hammwmnm~a~a nna ~xIeaafmE a. and
asrisalag kaiA-
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NOTE /.

weinvite everyone inspect new and spacou of
fees and have all apartments working under
systematic rule with polite assistants central location
and special adyanasr for conducting business
feel that the community large will be grafifed in
knowing that such beneficial fnstitution has been
established where the wants Of all may be Supplied by
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-01-23

ITAS o QUICK NM oI IaIeFlo7-
Tr-r-5.lr Jysla1 uHt O. rsSs -
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Mr.. Wiseman and Mr.. Ashley desire To thank the
public generally for their berabc patronage bestowed
upon them while separately conducting business in
Honolulu a. General Business Agents and they trust
LIBERAL SHARE Of patronage for the new firm in
the failure. II
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TtaaI zarsriissmrnis.

SUPRENE COURT OF THE m.
~ waiian fsiauds. In Frohatr.--Ia Ne r~.s--- -
Order 10 show cause On application q sinfrl-s--.
Tor order % sale Of real estate
On reading and hiinE the petition II Charlie. > "a.
lick administrator OF the estate Of wInlss. Il NJ ~
tin. deceased, praying fer order % sair ~ ~--,
real estate belonging 70 said estate situate In K-1
ma ncnoiulr and kamananuf Waiin1- o-t- 49,.
setting forth certain legal fra-cns Why snsh raj $50.
should BE- sold.
II Is hereby ordered that the next % hin II H. -.
dcccdcrt and all pcrssns interested IN he al e.-
appear bcfcrc this court FRIDAY. the afrrr-fS -
Of February, \ D ls>i a. u ceiCck Al fhe Co..
Room Of this Courf.-in Honoinin then anf fs~-- =
show carse why urcr shoud not be rranicd ~ a.
sale q such estate.
And q = further oricrcd, that cory % this e-< =
Qutii-hg AZ least three successive weeks hrfn~ -.
aid DAY Of hearing. IN The uswsusN Gsrrrrv -.
kuckna urwsrapcrs puhlishesl IN aid fIrrlslrI-
Dated Hcuolulu, n. l.. Jan. i7th. fsSi
\. n JUDD
Artrst, t-hirf J-.sir,. So. ..
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- waiian Islands In the matter Of The hsnkrurssy
Of AkthibAlD " kkkH Order ct Notice - k-ar
inc for proof Of claims.
Upon the hng o. the petition ei Archibald n. Ken
Of Honolulu declaring himself bankrupt and pgayisr
to he sdiudicatc as such a. Is orrret that NONpAy
February iith, A. u. isst, AZ 10 o'clock A. n Al NJ
Chambers In the Court Room. Honoiulp. Be the unr
and place Tor adiudicatinr said bankruptcy NJ a..
putcd and also Ter creditors Of said bankrupt to pYr
their caims, isn that The Marshal take possession n
said pctoncfs property aud that this order ne pnh
lishcd for three consecutive weeks In the uAusutV
NNErrrE newspaper.
Dated Honolulu. n. l. Jan Nh 1851
BENZ. H. AUSTIN.
Arrrsrs Jasticc Of the supF,m- Cenrt
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II yoa have rough. pimply. or saliou
skin, bad breath, pains and aches, and
feel miserable generally, HOP BTTTERS
viii give you fair skin, rich blood, the
sweetest breath. health and comfort.
In short, they cure ALL Diseases Of
the stomach, Bowels, Blood. Liver.
Nerves kidpeVe Re and