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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06
MONEY TO LOAN
FROM 500 TO $4,000 on FIRST CLASS SECURITY
Cu.tnm Honse Brnkrrs.

We nave made special arrangements whereby we can
enter Goods at the Custom House through Power Of
Attorney and call upon an merchants aud Store
keepers % make their Agents 40 Our charges
for this work Is very Reasonable gnd We will Enter
Goods pay and discharge Freight and Duty Bills, and
deliver your goods direct 90 your places Of Business n
prompt order. Merchants and storc-keepcfs will find
this Of great advantage % them in every way.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06
Mortgagee's Notice Of Foreclosure and Of
Sale
n ACCnRnANCE WITH A POW

n ACCORDANCE WITH A POW
i er Of sale contained in certain mortgage made By
Apik and Kaloaaole TO Cartwright Trustee Of the
Holt Estate dated the 18th day Of December f6. re-
corded in ber q. page ff. Notice Is hereby given
that said mortgage intends f0recose said mortgage
for condition broken and upon said foreclosure will
sell AZ public auction at the salesro0m Of p Adams in
Honolulu, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of February 1851
at 4 NJ OF said day the premises described 10 sad
mortgage a. below specified.
Further particulars can be bad Of " 4 Castle. At
torney-aiLaH- A j. CARTWRIGHT. Mortrarec.
Premises 10 be sold are situated in Kaaaes kooIsu
poke Oahu. and consist Of SO acres Of ane Kao o.
Rice Land, some under cultivation. 91H
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06
AM Order, From ths variou, I,land.

To us will receive promptness. We can Purchase al
the Lowest Market Rates and much more reasonable
than you can, and we inspect everything before We
buy and therefore 10 Is TO Jour interest o. scuu yuur
orders 10 us We then become responsible. and the
small commission yOu pay j. less than what your
direct
So All correspondence to ne We take pleasure in
answering without delay.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06
American Mailman Watches

awarded Tuy Gold Medals The only medals award
ed for Watches. Melbourne International Exhibition
1850.
The only Gold Nedal; also, three special and -four
first prizes, sydney, 1873.
The Gold Medal, Paris. ISIS. -Four FIRST Prize Med,
al Philadelphia, 1876
The unequaIed success Of these Celebrated Watches
has produeed host OF worthless limitations Buyers
viii observe the Trade Marx, :. Waltham Mass en-
guiFed The plate Of an Genuine Waltham Watches
Gold cases are stamped A W. Co. 1Sk., fl,; and
Silver cases are stamped American Watci Company
MaItham. Mas. sleTlng. 81 "
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06

This gentleman, Mr.. j. o. Carter, is
eminently fitted to represent the city and
he has authorized us TO say that he has no
sympathy with the party-a noisy but not
a large one-whose sole bond of union is
the desire to overturn the present admin
istration.n p. c. A., Feb 2. The half
truth in the above quotation stamps it as
the suggestion" of the Premier, it is in
just such misstatements, such tTrnings
and twistings that he used to revel when
he edited newspaper himself A talk
with Mr.. Carter revealed the following
In the course of private conversation
with gentleman connected with our CO
temporary, Ar. Carter said that his object
in going into the house was not primarily
to try and turn out the ministry, but to
investigate. If the ministry could show
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06
MOTEL

Weinvtc everyone inspect our new and spacious Of
hces and have all our apartments working undera
systemac rule with polite assistants, central location
and special advantages for conducting business
feel that the community az large will b. graiihed IN
knowing that sueh beneficial institution has been
established where the wants Of all may Supplied By
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06

The government ticket tried to have meeting
last night but failed dismally. In spite Of all the
money that has been poured out the HaWaiians
mean to be Independent charm the Premier never
SO wisely.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06
Mortgages Notice Of Intention to Foreclose

MOIICE Is HEKEBI CIV En-
~ that pursuant to a power Of sale contained in a
certain mortgage deed dated the 10Th day Of June 1851
made by Albert SUMTER and Sarah Shner his wife OF
Honolulu, TO Sanford D Dole, trustee for the Kruger
minors, and for breach Of the condition Of said
gage deed all the property conveyed By said mortgage
deed viii after three weeks from this date be adTer
tised for sale by public auction.
January Sd 1891
SANFORD b. DOLE,
GO 81 Truefec for K-uorr nfnors
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06

SUPREME COURT OF THE ma
~ uaii.n Islands. IN fretslcIn t1r r.1'lI. II -
Esieic Of HOLLIS a. SCOTT, u Hnnoi1la $685.
ing publication Of notlge ef re slnlr
document purpQftln- 20 b. TIE i1lt Win - s..~
day of January, A. d. -. heen rrrsrnt- III ~ -
bale Couri. and petition iaf thf FroI-Ir 49, ~
for the Issuance o. letters trstarrnf1rr 10 e... II
Scott having been fled hT ichn A. rainrr
10 is hereby ordered. that FRIDAY NJ "a -. -
February, A, D. Isl, a % O'clock =. ~ n s.l ~ =
Hnolnh b.. and ihc same. 4 hrrehy 1rrrlrfl.i ~.
the tune FOR proving Ead VIII and hrarln r.If rl1|
pear and contest the said VIII and TIE raatr- % -
tcrs tcstamcnttrr.
10 y further urctcd that notice thrrouf - sIre b
publication. for thrcr succcssirr 1rrrN - ~ H.
mAN GAzrrrr, urTspapeF printed and pabi.sf-f Il
Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu, n. T.. Jsuuary an. A. D. ia
Az. Judd.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06
Real Estate Agents.
WE BUY AND SELL REAL ESTATE

In all parts Of the Kingdom. Search Records and at
tend completely 10 every branch in Selling Real and
LcasehOld 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 di-charging Taxes Water Rates ard eccting
assurances. Owners Of Property should bear In mind
that we will relieve them from giving their attention 10
for nominal consideration for services in this depart
mcnt. Rooms, Cottages and Mansions 90 let 40 AN
times on application %
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06
spftiaI loffss.

Remember that little Hop Bitters saves big doc
tors bills, and cures when all else fails Read adj
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06

n. WIscman and Mr. ASHLEY desire 90 fhank ihe
public generally for rheir 1eabc patronage bestowed
upon them while sepiralely conducting 1nsinGs To-
Honolulu i5cneTli Business A1eurs lrl they Irns
LIBERAL SHARE o. paflouagt for The ner lim IN
ihe future. IS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06
Wells, Fargo & Co..
GENERAL FORWARDING & COMMISSION AGENTS.

We deliver Letters, Packages, Parcels aud Money an
the World, send orders direct 20 Agents ike
wise to be filed and returned ship throughout the
United States and Foreign Countries Merchandise,
your friends abroad 10 send Parcels. Packages. I'm
pOrtant Letters and Money 10 you through WELLS,
FARGO & CO.. whose Agencies established In all
large cities the globe. Don consider the Expense
When sending through Us, as we will Garautce you
Satisfaction in every particular and hold ourselves
sponsiblc in all our undertaking.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06

WITH such inspectors of election as we
have in Honolulu. we may feel assured
that the provisions of the act of 1876, rel
alive to setting apart of sufficient space
around the polling place, and only allow
ing within that space six electors at a time
who shall be actually engaged in voting,
will be faithfully carried out. For the
benefit Of those who may not be acquaint-
ed with the act We republish it this morn
ing.
SECTION la. The inspectors Of election shall
previously 20 opening the polls set apart sutiici
ent space around the polling place TO prevent per
sons not thereto authorized from interfering with
the conduct Of the election, and no person other
than the inspectors of election, their clerk and
any electors not exceeding six in number being
actually engaged in voting, to be designated If
necessary by the presiding officer shall be permit
ted at any one time 20 enter or remain within the
polling room or the space set apart during the
taking of the POLL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06


The Hawaiian Government, as conducted
by the self-sufficient Premier has got into
deep water The Madras middle. over
which the official organ was so facetious
some time back, is looming up as a very
serious question. Diplomatic and legal
powers have it is said lately arrived here
and serious complications with Great Brit
ain may be impending. There is no doubt
whatever that heavy claim is going to be
brought against the country backed by the
influence of Great Britain. The result of
this viii be that the tax payers will have
to foot an enormous bill: for what? For
the official mismanagement of the Premier.
Can voters hesitate what they shall do,
when they see into what a position the
country has been brought? Get rid of
these men as soon as you can, citizens of
Honolulu and of the Hawaiian Islands at
large. You have to pay heavy bill now.
but there Is no knowing how heavy the
bill will be if the present misrule is con
tinued much longer. The present Premier!
has plunged the country into :" a sea of
trouble" and the chickens are only Just be
ginning to come home to roost. Stop this
unpleasant arrival of fowl, by your votes,
citizens
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06
Employment Agents.
We Supply all Kinds of Help,

Both male aud femals In all the various branches Of
industry these Islands.
Agents Planters, and Merchants generally should
notify US when vacancies exist a. will furnish
help such Clerks, Statesmen, Book keepers McChan-
les or l1bOrers unless we'll recommended To- u.s.
Chinese Servants and Female Servants will be sup
piled to families az short notice, for which nominal
commissiO is exacted.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06

e. p. s.--Our Christmas snd New Years Boofs
are ready and on application Or By letter win pre-
sent or send you one. qo
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06
Your Most 0bedient Servants.
Wiseman & Ashley,
General Business Agents,

Campbslrs New Block, Merchant st., Honolulu.
Ro. BOX 30. TELEPHONE I7s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06
- cIIAArI,r.I,. l.rnl.,-.... -.

y CllAMBEltS. CIRCUIT JUDGE.
~ Judicial District, Hawaiian Islands 10 rroh1fs
In the matter o. the Estate OF JOHN BOEnnHav
of kahuiui, Maui. deceased.
On reading and diing The petition 81 Amy Ian..
hln- praying this touft % order that disfrihufiaa
made % me p-operty real and PERSONAL % ne sfs
John Bolfdmau ~ kahuiui. Maui. deceased d, NJ
divides under the VIII Of the said deceased
~ b. ordered that WEDNESDAY, The lTft drr of
February isl. az D. AZ the Court House In W,ilr-
kn Maui De sct a. the time and place Tor hearing fh-
said petition and any obicctrns that nay BE- nalr
thereto; and g. z. BolTtinau and e.. w. Wilfunr M
duly qualified executors Of the VIII of TIE aid John
Bodffman deceased and any other person. having an
Interest in said estate hereby notified TO attend
ABR. FORNANDER
Lahaina. Jan. fslh ;ssf. az
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06

- Waiian islands. In the natter of THOMAS n
WALKER, a voluntary bankrupt Notice h. cr-siit-rs
ior nearing proof Of their claims Before M Iusiite
Thomas y. Walker Of Honolulu. having this dsy been,
adjudgrd bankrupt a hearing before fhr aid IT,
w. y vas ordered that notice be given 10 the crrfurs
debts, and that due publication b. made thereof fr
three consecutive weeks IN the HswAnaS Gazrrrn
newspaper.
Now therefore notice is hereby given that MONDAY
the leih day Of February A. d. ISL az 10 O'Clock a M
at me Court Room In Alolaui Hale In said Honouiu
and prove said claims
Dated Honolulu, Jan. 18th, ISL
Nj 30 HENRY SMITH urr,uf~ fst.-r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06
Daraiian Q5azettG,
EST MoDUs IN MENUS.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6. 1854.
Independent Ticket Of Representatives
FROM EoNobUbU,
LEGISLATIVE SESSION OF 1884.
J. o. CARTER,
J. Z. KAwAINUI.
A. p. KALAUKOA,
A. X. KUNUIAKEA.
The Platform of the Government
Party.

As set forth in the NUHoU of April 81, 1874,
w. NJ. Gibson. Editor and Proprietor:
"A Representative Government and a
responsible ministry are favorite ideas with
some of our political tyros, who think in
repeating the truisms of their own politi
cal education, they are introducing into
Hawaii the ideas of advanced statesman
ship.
King KofTee may be as wise a Statesman
in Comassie as D'Israeli is in Westminster.
And we say, that they were only politi-
cal school boys who imposed all this cum
brous unadapted law we have upon the
simple semi barbarous Polynesians of Ha-
wall.
If you can become strong enough to
abolish Constitution and Parliament, you
may be able to do something radically ben
efcial for Hawaiians,'
This is obviously addressed to the Crown
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06
A'i rSHr Sasi bss,ss e s rs s'pT-' cg;s
IN TIE sUPREME cOURT On

l The Hawaiian Kirsdou,.
KALASAUS- By the Graes % God q ne Hawaiian
Islands. kfSgs
To WILLIAM C.FARKE Esq.. Marshal ~ n. r-.....
dom. or his Deputy -GRrErINns
You are hereby commanded % snrInrr rWvrrs
NiSEMAN, Defendant tn case ac~ saaI a. 1r-I1l--
answer within twenty days after Service hrr-f - -
and appear before the said supreme ecurf ~ Ian
Term thereof TO be holden az Ire caur. b.
Court Honsc. Honolulu. IN the Island ~ Oatn - ~
day. The ith day Of January nett AZ r. n-lef Il ~
~ show cause Why the claim % Joseph 49,
Plaintiff should not be awarded hin rursnsnf 10 ~
tenor Of him annexed petition.
And have you then there fhis Wit sin RAJ r-f--
OF yaur proceedings thereon.
WrryHss, Hon A. FRANCIS JUDD
seal OF ihe thiei Justice nf OR Surrrn- e1rrf
N1tIaH FusTxn, Ciefk
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06

The letter which we publish in another
column from a Portuguese at Waialua,
shows the relation between the planter
and laborer on that plantation, and is a
very decided answer to the calumnies pub
lished by the s. f. Chronicle and papers
which have followed in its wake. A
perfect cordiality and good feeling exists
between this laborer and his master, and
what is true in this case, is true in the
majority of cases The tales of harsh
treatment of laborers are almost entirely
fabrications. Here and there, there may
have been an isolated case of wrong done,
but redress has always been at hand Ell
Their by appeal to the courts or to the con
suls The value of this letter lies in the
fact that it has come entirely unsolicited,
and that it is published not only in Eng
hsh, but in Portuguese, and can be com
mented on in that language.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06

- MAiIAN ISLANDS. In the natter of JANIS
creditors for hearing proof Of their claims Bsf- ~
Justice Austin '''' -
janis " Robertson OF HunoinlH karine fhfs f.r
9een aaludged bankrupt, az hsariua before fh- ~
5nsiiec y was ordered that noticr Be- given 10 ~
eItulor- OF SAID bankrupt 20 present thelr claim. "a
prove iheu debts and that due puhrafiro ~ .,.-i.
GAZETTE newspaper.
Vow therefore notice 4 hereby Given ,haf rrrr-f,
DA1 Tue 18Th 'tay % February A. d. fsf AZ 10 ~
q; M. ~ the court Room, In Aiulani Hale IN 80
Honolulu, IL the time and plnce FOR m s1-b
TO appear and prove said claims
Dated Honolulu, n. T.. January 10Th ISL
on % WFNRV 4ffIi-fr 49, -,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06
CTPREME COIrR,r an, rIrI. IL.

NJ hEME NOIK III OF TIfE HA-
- naliln Islands. in The matter Of the hfnsrr.f-,
Of ARCHIBALD j. KERR Order Of notice ~ -
ing for proof % claims-
Upon The fling Of the petition Of Archibald n K-r.
or nouquiu declaring himself bankrupt tnd rr.vi--
70 be adiudicated snch. II Il ordered fh4f xxx
febfuary iiih A ID. 1884 a. 10 0'eiock a. m - -
chsmeefs IN The Court koo1, Honoluia Be ne fias-
and place for adiudcafing sad hankrupirr h N 4. 49,
puied and also for creditors Of aid bantr1ns - 49,
their claims also that the Marshal take pdsscssr III
slla ptuoneIs property and that this order BE- puh
isheu Tor three consecutive weeks In ne U.,r.,.,
GAzErrE newspaper
Dated Honolulu n. l. jar OH fssf
BENZ. "a. AUSTIN
Artist Justice IL ne s,ifr,.... go
ffrvur smrru Ueuufv fii..-f.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06
KINe. E. CoMMANDER.
STEAMER 'LIKELIKE'
WOW SCHMIDT. COMMANDER.

NON SCHMIDT, COMMANDEK.
VIII Leave Honolulu upon the following dates at )
p. NJ:
Thursday Dcc..-..... 30 Thursday. Jan. 81
Monday, Monday, Feb. II
Thursday Jan..... ..l0 Thursday, Feb. 81
Taking freight for Lahaina Maalaca, Maizena, Manu-
kOna, kawaihae, Paauhau, Honokaia. kOholalec,
Ookala, LaupahOchoe Hakalau. Onomea. Paukaa,
PapaikOu, Wainaku and IIilo. Returning will touch at
all the above ports
All live stock from Kawaihae must be shipped by the
Likelikc.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06
Chief Justice supreme cnurf.
Attest; HENHr SIXTH, Deputy CLERK ~ n
SUPREME COURT OF THE HA-

SUPREME COURT OF THE HA-
The Estate Of WILLIAM L. NJ AUSTIN. 5000
Order 60 show cause on application Of sdninistTaisr
for order Of sale % real estate
On reading and filing the petition Of Chrrfr- r On
lick administrator uf the estate Of William l. N Al.
TIM deceased praying for order % sale o. crrfsin
rear estate belonging 20 said estate situate IN Eara1
ma, H1nolulu and kamannuui, Waiiu1. Oahu nrf
setting forth certain legal why such rrs -arr
should be- sold
10 j. hereby ordered that the next ~ Kin II the ala
dcccdcnt and an persons Interested In the said estate
appear before this court FRIDAY the fffrrufh a.
of February. A ID. ISL 10 O'Clock a. m A. me f-1-
Room Of this Court in Honolulu then and there ~
snow cause why an ofer shoud not be granted fur h-
And j. further ordered, that copy Of this order ~
puhshed az least three successive weeks brf1r- ne
said day OF hearing, IN the UAWAuav Gsrsrrr srs
kuokol newspapers published in said Honolulu
Dated Honolulu, n. l., Jan. 18th, ISL
A. r. JUDD.
Attest: Chief Justice sBrrer.- co.,..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06

Fine Front ONCE to LetI
TEGHE OFFEfE FORMERLY OCCUPIED ny
n Josebh E. Wiseman Esq. adjoining the Gazette
OHce. Trims most favorable
go 81 Address GAZETTE OFFICE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06
NOTES..

WOMAN suffrage has won its battle in Washing
ton Territory, The legislature there has voted to
strike the word male from the election laws.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06
IA NE sUPREME COTRr Ol

Il the Hawaiian Kingdom
kALAkAUA. By the Grncc Of Gcd o. ne Hawaiian
Islands KryG.
To WILLIAM rARKE, Esg.. MarshaI Of n Kir-.
dom, OF his Dcput' -GEEEnzo,
You are hereby Commanded 60 aurIrrrr- rTrIr-fs a
ElsLluII DttcRdauf. In ease he shall dla rIffr ~
swer withiE twenty DAYS AFTER service hereof % = ~
appear before the supreme Court the January -r.
thereof 20 be holden al the Court Room n NJ ts
House, Honolulu. IN the Island % Oahn. On W-,lrr
the seventh day uf January next 40 70 n'r = -
% show causc why the claim o. kfrUIA ~ y
Plaintiff, should not b. awarded her pHrsusnf =. ~
tenor " annexed petition.
And have yga then there this writ. with FAN r-.ur-
Of your proceedings thereon
WITNESS, HON. A. fiiANCIS JUDD. Chf~f Trsfir.
OF our Supreme Court, this ilth day % Or a. D fr
iSeah hESHr sSrru. nrpufy Cirrt.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06

King Koffee may be as wise Statesman
in Comassie as D1sraeli Is in Westminster.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06

HAWAIIAS ISLANDS, Island a. oshu.-s...
hereby certify thai the within and f1-r.rIr- l.
true and faithful copy Of the Original Sunni-s i--,
in the libel Tor divorce, Joseph r Wisemar r. rrs-1
Wiseman and also u the N1rsIals return. and ttsi
the supreme Court. a. the Iluurrv Tern 4 ID. ~
ordered the case continued % the ne1t AFriI Tern,
ISL ana that Ia the meantime atfrsfr rnnr - 49,
guifiug said kmciia Wiscman % a. saia ArfIi
Term.
II WITNESS whereof have hcrcunfo "a nIr ra-f M
the seel of the supreme Cont He1o1nl fhI- sfik
day o. January, a. p. 1851 WILLIAM ruSTFE
ill 80 fFf--t e-.s...'..- -.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06
CTPKENIE CnIrRT ~ nm ID ],

- UPltEME COURT OF THE HA-
- waiian Islands. In Probate IN re rasfiN ~ -
Estate Of Her Highncss RUTH KEELIKOIASI -
oi Honolulu deceased. AZ Chambers ocf1rc Chief
Justice Judd
On reading and filing the petition and srrsuui. 81
Charles X; Bishop and Rudolph W. Meyer Esecsiar-
Of the viii Of Her lghness Ruih Keel kofa1f .f- ~
Honolulu deceased wherein they ask =. - siiou-i
sl-i,@ss.'s, and charge themselves with sfzIHra a.
and ASKS that the same may be examined nul a1rru9r
aud y final crder may be made di-char-i-- fh-r-
aud ieir -urctics from all further rssPon-ihfr a.
such executors.
1t is ordered, that TUESDAY. The Oh day Of March
a; d ISL. al 10 O'Clock a. ", before ne stia
1het Justice az Chambers, In th- Court Hausr n
Honolulu be ard the same hereby l. appuinfrd .. tt
time and place for hearing said petition and rccouus
and That all persons interested may then and there a.
pcaF and show caIsc, n any they have WIZ The a1n
should not be granted and that this order 10
the English and Hawaiian languagrs b. puhIuhe.f i
the HAWAIIAN GAzErrE and Kunkua spaprr1 printed
and published in Honolulu. for three sarcessve 1r--t.
previous 90 The time therein appointed for saii h~sflu
Dated az Ilonolulu II. T., this I'd day Jan Al ~ fs
A. FRANCIS JUDD
Chief Justice supreme cnurf.
Attest; HENHr SMITH. deputy CLERK - u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06
CTPRENIE 40 IrRT an, 1.1II. II.

- waiian Islands. In Probate In the maize ~ -
Estate Of ANfONE COSTA % Honolulu I---.s-.5
intssiate Before NJ. Justice EsSaly.
On reading and dling the petition Of F.f. Co...
widow Of Honolulu, alleging that Antoine -. =
Honolulu dtcd interstate AZ said ionoluin on ne itb
uay o. january A. d. lo9f, leaving certain prnOerfs IL
said Honolulu, and praying that leffrr- of
ton issue TO her, the said Reta Costa
u = ordered that WEDNESDAY. the I'M H. -
February, ID. 1851 nf 10 O'Clock a n, h. ana E-.
y appointed for hearing said petition before ~ ..i4
Justice, u the Court Room Of this Court AZ Henosi
AZ Whlt nic ana place al persons concerned nav an
pear and show cause. II any they have WIN ffs -
should not be granted. and that this order s.
IN We English language FOR three successive @-i. H.
the hAWAuAN OAzErTE Newspaper In TIoe,i,i- -
u Is further ordered that In the M anf,e -i 49,
estate '' 49,
Dated Honolulu. II. l., Jan. ri. A. d fsst
LAWRENCE McCULLY
Attest Justice ~ supreme Court
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06

District beginning with and including RR-
htkiuuf and extending Co and intending
HOOIau
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06

HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, Island Of OHM
hereby certify that the within and forc-uin- +. e
true and faithful copy 81 the oririHa sunuiuna ls4r
in the libel Tor Asyotcc,-kipols trl -. arthur n
Elliott and also Of the Marshals rdfnrn md fhrt fs-
supreme Court, % the January Tern d. ISL -rlI-I
rd the ease continued 10 the next pril Term b -
that IN The meantime attcstrd copy % aid ST-.-
mons Dc printed prescribed ~ the sf1fufe learr
Term.
Is WITNESS whereof I have hercuntr 81 NJ rrn-f
lsEAtl and Seal % the supreme Court ~ -,
lain. this 9Th day % Januarr A D 80
WILLIAM FOSTER
ggt p f.f-ri. s-..----.. g..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06
Honolulu. Dee. s,h. ISL

Having m.ie dineraf search for ths within r--sir,
cl Emulia Nl-tsluu and she caunuf b. 49, -
THIS hiueuom hereby return tire sreuona 80 srr-i
Signed ". {. FAHSE
Marshsl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06

DiSsrict Of mOloERI aud Lanai.
First Polling Place Court House, Pukoo, Nooka
fp.prrt,r, of Ftcrt.ou
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06

InHnctIoft OF LICtIluH.
kuphea--... District Justice
karknn Collector
second Polling Place. .schvol House, Kaohai, Lanai
Inspectors Of Election.
District Justice
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06

Tn, Election of Representatives Of the next Lcsisa
tive Assembly will take place throughout the various
Election Districts of the Kingdom on "wednesday, the
Oh day n February, 1881
Thr Polls at thr several place. Of election will be
opened ats O'Clock A. the day above named, and
closed A. O'Clock r. y.
The following place. designated for holding the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06

District composed of RhHinH, OIowaIu,
Ukurncharre and HRhooInur
Polling Court House Lahuiua
Inspectors Of Election
u hhhauirlio Police Justice
Tax Assessor
Collector
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06
SUPREME COURT OF TIE M

Attest: CHIEF Jas,ies Srr,er,- s,,,..
HESEY SMITH DEPUTY Cicrt a. Il