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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06
A TALK TO THE POINT.

Last evening the Independent voters met at Ka,
waiahao Church and were addressed by the mem
bers Of the Independent ticket. Mr.. Swinton was
unanimously elected Chairman and Mr. b. W. ka-
wHinui Secretary. The meeting was most orderly
and also most enthusiastic: the speeches Of the
independent candidates were appiauded to the
echo. Mr. kunuiakeA spoke first. Mr.. kawainui
second, Mr.. kalaukoa third and Mr. J. U. Carter
last. The remarks of each of the candidates were
loudly 0pplauded, and as the periods rolled forth
denouncing or ridiculing the position Of the gov
ernmeut candidates. the house containing more
than six hundred people took the points and
laughed and upplaudad alternately.
Mr.. ;. kHal. who was surrounded by certain
Government servants, tried to disturb the meet
ing but the assent was against him, and after
j1uTned with enthusiastic cheers for the IndePen-
dent candidates and determination to vote the
ticket II was a meeting that would do honor to
any natiun under the sun. Hawaii has need to be
proud Of herself. Mr.. Caters speech is reported
elsewhere
We give o translation of Mr. Carters address to
the electors yesterday. Unfortunately we have
been Gnllle to obtain translatiOns of all the
species made The meeting was most enthusiastic
Ny FIILow COUSTKIsIS, CITIZENS OF me DIS
TEICr ur HoSoIuLU:
You have gathered here this evening to hear
from the candidates for the position of represen-
tatirgs to the Legislative Assembly, upon the
iufTrg8sHf or rti=sH's ticket some expressions Of
opinion ON the questions OF the times. Upon this
ticket which We believe has YOUR sympathy and
support are found the names of
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Tta1I sdrsrtissnsnts.

SuPREME COURT OF THE HA-
- waian Islands In Prohate-In the matter Of the
trsr appointing time for Probate u Will and dircrf-
i,- uahliestiru o. notice Of the sane
ccaurnt purporiiuE 70 be the last viii and tesia-
rrut q Hollis A scott deceased having On ihe Nh
isy of January A. n 1871 been presented 10 sad pro
blc Court aud petition Tor The Probate ihcrrof and
I'M The Issuance of letters testamentary % Sarah r.
scott harius. hren dled by John A. Palmer.
II l. hereby ordered. that FRIDAY, the 81 day Of
Fcbruary b. 1871 At 10 O'Clock A. n. ef sd asy, a.
the Court Room of said Ccurt. a Chtmeerst IN
Honoluln BE- and the same, 4 hereby aFPoiried the
cation when and where any person Interested may ap
pear and contest the -aid Mi and the granting OF let
ters tc-tanlcntary-
II T. further ordered that notice thereof be given BY
publication for thrvc successive weeks In the HAut'
IiSS GArtrrx, Newspaper printed and Puhhshcu IN
uouoluir.
Dated Honoiaiu H. l.. January soth, A. d. issi-
A-F. JUDD.
Attest. chief Justiee Of the supreme Court
L..
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the Lowest Market R4ie- aud mlch more reasonable
than you edn, and We inspect cslTTihiug before We
orders 10 us We tscu become n1fi-ihe and the
small euuluissiUu you pay - b. less than what yuur
purchases amount 10 buylu- a. you have been doing
direct
rs- al correspondence 20 20. ws take pleasure in
answering without delay.
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~ Judiciai District, Hawaiian Islands. In Probate
in the matier u ;he Estate OF JOHN BOARDNAN
of Kahului, Maui. deceased
On reading and dling The petition n Amy LAMA
King, prariug this Court TO order that distribution h.
made - the properly real and personal of the lats
John NuHrdmEu nf hahuiui. Maui. deceased. to the
divides under the VIII of the said drreased
n {. ordered that WEDNESDAY, the Eth daY Of
February isei, Al D. M At the Conrt House Ia Wailu-
kl Maui BE- sct the time and piice for hearing the
s4id petition and any objections that may be made
thereto; and &. 2 B1afdmau and g. ". Wilfunr me
daily qualified e1ecufJfs of the viii u the aid Ishn
Bolqmln. deceased and any other persons having an
interest In aid estate hereby notified 10 attend
ABR. FORNAEDER
Circuit Judge "a Jud Diet, n. T.
I.alaiun. Jan 18Th .sst M h
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srF Stable 20, NuuUll
WHIoI.ISAI.E.

DHnnrham a To- Turf street. HouuIuIu
le ] ] Mo-.nsn. cor kius A Nuuauu -f-, u1unIaIg
- rtiilirs A 20, kuhhumauu street Honolulu
uOAT.
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Inn letter which we publish in another
column from a Portuguese al Naialua.
shows the relation between the planter
and lab0rer on that plantation. and Is a
very decided answer TO the calumnies pub
Eshed hv the ; f. Chnaies and papers
which have followed IN is wake. 4
perfect cordiality and good feeling exists
between tins laborcr and his master, and
what is true in this case, Is true IN the
majority Of cascs- The tales OF harsh
treatment Of lub0rers are almost entirely
fabrications Here and there. there may
have been an isolated case Of wrong done.
but redress has always been at hand 81
ther 10y appeal to the courts or to the con
Suls The value Of tins letter lies in the
fact that it has come entirely unsolicited.
and that II is published not only IN Eng
lsh out IN Portuguese, and can hc com
mputed Uu m that Language
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06

Inn Hawaiiau Government. as conducted
hv the self sufficient Premier has got into
deep water. The Madras muddlo, over
which the official urgan was so facctious
some time back is looming mp as a very
serious question. Diplomatic and legal
powers have IL is said lately arrived here
and serious complications with Great Brit
ain muy bc impending. There Is no doubt
wLutcyrr that heavy claim is going 10 be
brought against the country backed by the
influence Of Great Britain. The result Of
tins Will be that the tax payers will have
10 foot an enormous bill: for what For
the official mismauagemeut Of the Premier.
Can voters hesitate what they shall do.
when they see into what position the
country has been brought Get nd Of
these men as soon as you can. citizens Of
Honolulu and Of the Hawaiian Islands at
large. N1u have 10 pay heavy bill now
but there Is no knowing how heavy the
bill VIII he If the present misrUle Is con
tiuued much longer The present Premier,
has plunged the country into "A sea Of
trouble and the chickens are only Just be
ginning % come home turoost Stop this
unpleasant arrival Of fowl. by your votes.
citizens,
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NJ. wisemau and Mr. Ashley iesire il thank ihe
public generally fur iher liberlbie patronage hiocd
upon them whii- aeptrafdlg canduefinE hu-ufss fu
nnnoulu a. figner1l Busngl Agents and thcJ frusi
TIC farHrc. u
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ton Territory, The legislature there has voted to
strike the word male from the election laws.
Tn ABirriorH Register quotes the following
words Of Daniel Webster, which come with great
force at the present moment in Hawaii. The arg
urnuEt used Is which has again and again been
used in the columns of the GAZETTE. Webster
said The circulating medium of a commercial
community must be that which is the circulating
medium OF other commercial communities, or
must be capable of being converted into tha; med
ium without loss II must he able not only TO
pass in payments and receipts among individuals
Of tire same society and nations but to adjust and
discharge the balances Of exchanges between dit-
fsreut nations. IL mus be something which has
value abroad as well at home, and by which for
Ci-n as well as domestic debts can be satisfied.
~
In one Of our San Francisco exchanges we find
the following mot few Of citizens will feel
panc Of regret to learn of the dissolution of the
connection which has existed since the very incep-
ton of the Merchants Exchange, between its Sec
nearly eighteen years Mr.. Coolidge has been close
y identified with all the material interests of the
Exchange and the practical management Of its
Affairs has been in his hands. That his admins
ration Of the multifarious duties which fall to the
lot Of Secretary Of such istitutiOn has been an
able one, IS universally conceded by all who have
c1tue IN contact with Mr.. Coolidge, and in testi-
m0uy Of this and Of bis industry, intelligence,
probity and capabilities, the patrons of the ex-
change mot the association) presented him on his
retirement from the office, with very handsome
testimonial. Although much regret has been ex-
pressed at the change made by the Trustees, and
the removal Of Mr.. C., yet there is some cOnsola-
tiOn in the fact that his srccossOr, Mr. j. 9. Pat
rick is a gentleman who is highly popular with all
who know him, and is admittedly well qualified to
Gil the position. II IS pity that the needs OF the
Exchange should not require the services Of both
gentlemen.
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Real Estate Agents,
WE BUY AND SELL REAL ESTATE

In al parts Of the kingdom. Search Records and at
tend completely TO every branch l Sclliu. Real and
Lrasehold Property Our Office will contain maps Of
all Properties len iu charge We make specially
in Collecting Rents keeping Premises iu repair, Pay
ing and discharstug TINcs Water Rates ard eucctn-
insurance. Owners o. Property shuuld bear In mind
that will relieve them from giving their attention 10
Property guaranteeing at all timcs 20 act with care
for nominal sidera0u Tor services iu This depart
mcnt. Rooms, Cottages aud Mansions TO lcr az aH
times on application 20 us.
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The government ticket tried to have a meeting
last night but failed dismally. In spite Of all the
money that has been poured out the Havaiians
mean to be Independent charm the Premier never
so wizelv
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1 the Hawaiian Kingdom.
KALAKAUA. by the Grace of God u the Hawaiian
Islands. KTNes
To WILLIAM {. FARKE. ESQ.,, Marshal Of the King-
dom OF his nepuiy-GRrrriNs.
You are hereby commanded TO summon EMELlA
MtSEMAN, Defendant In case she shall ale written
within twenty days after service hereof hr
and appcsr before the aid supreme Court the Janu
afy Term thereof be holden At the Court Room Of the
Court House. Houoluu, In the Island Of Oahu. Men
day the ith day Of January next, al 10 O'Clock
TO show causc Why the claim Of Joseph Z, Wiseman
Plaintiff should not be awarded him pursnant TO the
tenor OF him annexed petition.
And have ynu then there this Writ, with full return
uf your proceedings thereon.
WrrNrss, Hon. \ FRANCIS JUDD.
I seal Of the tChief Justice Of Our supreme Court
supreme Court this sth day of December, A n. iSsi
NutIAN Fu-rEE Clerk.
Having made dihgvut search for the within mention.
ci Emclia Wiscman and she cannot be foEnd In
this Kingdom hereby return the SUMMONS not served
(signrdl W. FAHkE.
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HAWAIIAN ISLANDS Island Of Oahu,-s.s
hereby certify that the within ard foregoing is
true and faithful copy of the Original summons issued
In the libel for divorce, Joseph K. wiseman Euaea
Wiseman, and also of the Marshals return and that
the supreme Court, nj the JanuaTy Term. A. ID. fssf
ordered the continued to the next April Term A. ~
iSSl and that in the meantime attested copy Of said
be- printed prescribed BY the .:stHt- re-
guirug said Emclia WsCman TO answer al said April
Term.
IN WITNESS whereof I have hereunto set my hand and
the Sce Of the supreme Court at Honoun. this stth
day Of January. 4. d. isSL WILLIAM FOSTER
,Hlf 81 CLERK Sunrer,r fsonrt
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Your Most obedieut Servants.
Wiseman & Ashley,
General Business Agents.

camPbslrs New Bissk, Merchant S.. Hszolaia.
P y. BOX SI5. TELEPHONE L.:
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GOVERNMENT LOAN

GOVERNMENT LOAN
DEPARTMENT OF FlNANCE-
U0SlsrI4 Aug =th. ts,2
NotiCl s.. hafJhy given thnt applications iT any
portion of Ore NEW GOVERNMENT LOAN ~ i7
$500. .Ooo-vlI nov b. received o. She 1rcasurl' The
tale OF Interest - fixed 90 o. SIEugr cent per auuur1
payable annual y, and the Bones ere exempt iro'l
all Government TaEHs unaf-nHEHf.
rNO n kApENA.
u. N------r ~ I---rr--
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sprriai Hofres.

Remember that little hop Bitters saves big doc
tors bills and cures Uhen all else fails. Read ad
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06
Custom House
BROKERS !

s- Special attention iu the following Departments
will be our aim and We invite your careful pcru-al
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06
KING. . ! COMMANnER.
STEAMER sLIKELIKE


Won SCHMIDT. COMMANDED
VIII Leave Honolulu upon the following dates at >
T. NJ
Thursday. Dcc...... " THURSDAY, Jan 81
Monday q Monday, Feb II
Thursday Jan. 10 Thursday. Feb. .2l
Monday Jan..........,,. 81 Monday, March
Taking freight for Lahaina, Maasea, Makcua, Mahu-
kona, kavaihac, Psauhnu, HOnokaia. koholalclc,
Ookala, lAupahOchoc, liakalau, Onomca. Paukaa,
PapaikOn Wainaku and llln. Returning will touch Al
all the above ports
an live stock from Eawuihae be .hiPprd by the
Ifkc1iku
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Einn Ernnt omne to LetI

TI=aE OFFICE FORMERLY OCCUPIED BIZ
II luEeIh E WisemAn. Esq. adjoining the Garetre
Ofhsc- nrzzs most flvorablc.
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\ THE SUPREME COURT OF

A-F.1UDD.
Attest chief Justice OF the supreme Court
WrNEY SMITH, Deputy CLERK. - 50
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STEAMER iLEHUA'
IoRESzHS COMMANDER

viii leave Hunolulu each Monday at r. NJ. for KAu-
nakakai, pukoo, Huelo, Hans, Makaaac kpahulu and
NM; and at kcanae every other week.
Rcturniu. will touch n Laha!na, fukuu and hauun-
kakai. reaching Honolulu Friday 7. VI.
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NVIItEME IUI Ut OF IIIE HA-
y Waiian Islands In the matter of the Bankruptcy
Of ARCHIBALD D. KERR Order Of notice Of hear
ing for proof Of claims.
Upon the alin- Of the petition Of Archibald " Kerr
Of iouolulu declaring himself bankrupt aud pfavinr
10 be- adiudcHted such, II 4 ordered that MONDAY
February iith. A. ID. 1881 at 10 o'clock m AZ NJ
Chambers In the Court Room. Honululu be the time
and place for adludicating said bankruptcy 10 Il T. dis
puied and also To- creditors Of sad bankrut 10 proy-
their claims also that the Marshal take sessisn of
sld petitioners property and that this - = be pub.
tshru for three consecutive Weeks In the UawsuAs
GAzErTE newspaper.
Dated Houolnlu. n. l. Jan. 9TH. tsst
BENZ n. AUSTIN
ATrEsT: Justice Of the supreme Court
HEwuT SIXTH. Deputy Clerk ~ a.
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And We say, that they were only poiti
cal school boys who imposed all tins cum
bruus unadapted law we havc upon the
simple semi harharous Polynesians Of Ha-
wan
II you can become strong enough 10
abolish Constitution and Parliament, you
may be- able 30 20 osomething radically ben
cfcial for HawBnEu~.
Tins is obviously addressed 10 the Crown
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STEAMER 'MoKoLn'


viii leave Honolulu each Monday T. NJ, for the wind
ward side Of Oahu. VIII 20 by way Of Waalua when
ever sufficient induccmcnt offers, returning every
Friday 7. NJ.
CO. Tho Company will not be responsible for any
freight packages unless reccpcd for nor for per
sonal baggage unless plainly marked Not responsible
for money iewclry unless placed in charge OF the
purSCr.
All possible will he taken u Live Stock, but the
Company will not assume any risk ui accident.
SAML- @. WILDER President;
5 n ROSE, Secretary.
OFFlCE-C5rncr Fort aud Queen Streets.
Honolulu. Dec 10. ISL ~
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SUPREME COURT OF THE ma

y
y WaIian Islands In Prahatc-In The matter af
the Estate Of WILLIAM l.. NJ. AUSTIN, deceased
Order To chow cause on application Of administrator
for order pf sale OF real estate
On reading and hlng the petition Of Charles T. Gu
lick, administrator OF the estate Of William L. N. Aus
TIM deceased, praying for order o. sale Of certain
real estate belonging 20 said estate situate In Kapaa
ma, Honolulu and kamanauu waiiua. Oahu. and
setting forth certain legal reasons why such real estate
should be sold
II - hereby oIdcfud that the nrxt of Kin Of the aid
drccdtut aud all persons interested In the said
appear before this court FRIDAY the fifteenth day
Of February, A. u, tcs At 10 O'Clock m al the Couft
Room Of this Court, In Honolulu. then and there IN
show eaEsc why order should not be granted for the
sale of such estate.
And t i farther ordered that copy Of this order he
published al least three successive weeks before the
sad day Of hearing, IN the HAwAuAx GAZETTE and
kuokoa newspapers published in said Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu, II. l., Jan. 18th, 1881.
A. =. JUDD.
Attest: Chief Justice Supreme Court
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N THE sUPREME COURT on

ME SIPKEME COURT OF
Il the Hawaiian Kingdom.
KALAKAUA, by the Grace Of Gcd, Of the Hawaiian
Islands KtSG.
To WILLIAM C. PARKE, Esg., Marshal ofthe kip-.
dom, his Dcputy-GRrrrtNas
You are hereby commanded to summon ARTHUR !. n
ELLIOTT Defendant, in he shall die written an
within twenty days afcr service hereof BE- and
appear bciofc the Supreme Court At the January Term
thercof 90 be holden Al the Court Room Of the Court
House. Honolulu, in the Island Of Oahu, on MONDAY
the scvclth day Of January next, at 10 O'Clock A. m
10 show Cause why the claim Of KIPOLA fw }
Plaintiff should not be awarded her pursuant 10 the
tenor OF annexed petition.
And have you then there this writ with fun return
Of your proceedings thereon
WrrNLss. HON. \. FRANCIS JUDD, Chief Justice
Of our Suprrmc Court this 18Th day Of Oct A. D. ISL
lSran HrNEr SSIrH, Deputy Clerk.
Having made dil.rnt search for the within mentioned
Arthur A. d. Elot; return the within summons got
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COURT OF THE UA-

NUIKEME IUI KT OF THE HA-
- waiian Islands. In Probate. In the nstttf of the
E.tatc Of Her Highness RUTH kEELtKOLANI, Ire
of Honolulu deceased Al Chambers before Chief
Justice Judd.
On reading and aling ihe petition and accounts of
Charles X. Bishop and Rudoiph W. Meyer Executors
Of the viii Of Her lliEhuess Ruth kcrkolsni late Of
Houuiulu, deceased, wherein they ask 10 BE- allowed
sti gis.te, and charge themselves with et11a5a -
and asks that the same may be examined and approved
and hcir sureiirs from all further responsibility as
such executors.
II i- ordered, that TUESDAY, the tth day Of March
A. u, is-i, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, before thr said
chief Justice, at Chambers, in the Court House, ~
Honolulu be and the hereby l. appointed the
time aud place for hearing said petition and accounts
and that a persons interested may then and there ap
pear and show cause, " any they have why the same
should not he granted aad that, this order, In
the English and Hawaiian languages, be published In
the HAwAIAN GAZETTE and Kuckoa papers printed
and published In Honolulu. for three Successive weeks
previous 20 the time therein appointed for said hearing
Dated AZ Honolulu u J., this I'D day Jan A. d. 1881
A. FRANCIS JUDD,
Chief Justice supreme Court.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE HA

- waan Islands In Probate in the matter Of fbo
Estate Of ANTOINE COSTA q Honolulu deccascd
iutcstate. Before Mr. Justice MeCGlly
on reading and 1ling the petition Of Reta Costa
.NilUwl " Honolulu alleging that Antoine Costa nf
llonouE, died interstate At said Honolulu the ffh
day o January, A. d. 1854 leaving certain properly In
said Honolulu and praying that letters Of admsistrs
tiou issuc to her, the aid keta Costa
70 Is ordered that WEDNESDAY the ftth d-v ~
February u. lssi, ut 10 O'Clock m be and hs-sfv
{ appointed for hearing said petition before r.. sad
Justice, tn The Court Room Of this Court al Han.luu
al which time and place all persons concerned may a
pear and show cause " any They have. Why the same
shold not be granted and that this order be published
in The English language FOR three successive weeks in
the HAWAtilN GazErrE Newspaper In Honolulu Ard
t Is further ordered that In the auiime aid Reis
Costa be appointed temporary =dministratri1 af sad
estate
Dated Honolulu. II. l.. Jan. al. A. u isst
LAWRENCE MCCTLLY.
Attest. Justice pf Supreme Court
HENRI SMITH Deputy Clerk NBgt
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3auaiian O5azettr,
Esr NoDus II MINUS.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, lssl.
Independent TiCkstuf Representatives.
FROM Eo(oDUDU,
LEGISLATIVE SESSION OF 1884
J. O. CARTER.
J. L. KAwAINUI,
A.. T. KALAUkOA,
4. X. KUNUIAkEA.
The Platform Of the Government
Party.

A. set forth in the NUH5U Of April n, 1874.
W. VI Gibson. Editor and Proprietor;
a Representative Government and a
responsible ministry are favorite ideas with
some Of ou- political tyrUs. who think IN
the tfuisns Of their own polItl
cal education. they urc introducing into
HuwHii the ideas of advanced statesman
ship
King kOfTcc may be as wise Statesman
In Comassicas D1rapli Is in Westminster
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MaripOSa and Alameda
Will Leave Honolulu a San Francisco
on the st and 18th Of Each Month.

PASSENGERS may have theiF names booked ia ad-
vance BY applying At the ohiee Of the Agents.
~ Passenger. BY this Line hereby notified that
they will be allowed % pounds Of baggage FREE By
the Overland Railway when travelling east.
Excursion Tickets for the round trip, s1s5 good to
return By am Of the Companys steamers within ~
days.
MERCHANDISE intended for shipment by this line
viii be received free of charge In the Cumpanys New
Warehouse and receipts i-sued for sume- Insurance
on Merchandise N the Warehouse viii Be at owner.
risk
WM 6. IRWIN &C,
Accents u. : Co
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Arrives at Honolulu ON

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] J WlluEms 90, Fort street
WIug L-r on A Co. Alakohro
bairle. Bcthcl street
sgN Carer 20 King street
! iuisftsiaud Steam Navigation TO- EspIauadg
: Thomas Lindsay. Nuuanu street
~ u Ak.u Naunakoa sirret
W = Cohen. Nuuznu street
Z Z u srsidinz, Nuuauu street
= Nrt sluret, cur euevn and Richard street, "
u cueng Tin sing % HcIci street
d Z Mnrrhant Fort strrri
u inuis Adler. NunHnu street
y kvung ret Lang A 70, Hotel street
q G = Williams, Furt street
y N Suai, King -trrct
2 kui ling Nskik
> eeo Noct Hotel stFrct
20 rer Chan Nuunnu street
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na-trtet s-EiuuiaE with sHd inciudiHg ha.
htktuui and exteadinE o. aud tnciudtnE
Roeinu
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nistrtrt s-EtnstaE ~tth aud Including
mrruuku-isa and extrastnE a.. Rad
tariudtnG y ala.
roilinr rlntr puri HuHsr NakavuD
INSPECTOR ~ EiHcfiou.
w Nnsssnar .n-iriuf 1u-ttCH
] Nsk~okes. 1aA A--r-z1H
A Fernando Tax Collector