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9auaiiaa GazGttG.
Esr Nopus ~ REBus.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY @. lssi.
independent Ticket of Representatives.
E1SORH sEoSSEUIU.
LEGISLATIVE SESSION OF 1854.
J. q. CARTER.
J.U. KAwAINUI.
a. p. KALAUEOA.
A. X. KUNUIAkEA.

TIN ab1ya j. the independent ticket foi
Honolulu NeNt month the good men and
true of Honolulu Will have an opportunity
- showing by their vote whether thoSC
" who love freedom or those who like cor
ruIt government arr IN the ascendancy
herr The military. the police, and tho
prospective place holders form o formid
able array, and it vii takr every vote Of
the independents to defeat them Mr.
Carter j. too well known to need any
helalding h. is al honest man. and that
m itself Is his Crcatest recommendation
Added to this j. ability, and great eXper5
encp IN the working q government affairs
Nlr J. [ hawainu has fearlessly eI
posed official CORRUPTION. and ha> suffered
official persecution IN consequence. We
may expect the same foarlossue.s IN the
House
Messrs. huuuiatea and kalaUkoa have
already proved Themselves IN the House,
and vii meet with ready support
The opportunity for mendiug the pre
sent evils Will be offered. lost Ur gained. in
one day next month. The riEhtinE OF
evils or another two years Of misrule Is
the choice offered 20 the voters.
HUMAN EoI rHE INuEIESnENI IIcEET,
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q - - SWHden. roc.nlv roeaIEal. -

LETIR from SWEDEN. recently received s1l s.
% Abou. 40O1O men. women and chil5rar-lssvs
Sweden yearly FOR America. There sHeu-s ever
probability Of the emigration cautIuCl-C for some
vears TO come. II a small Part could be persuaded
10 60 70 Hawaii, 1t would be well, as the most Of
them are very good people. and AT undoubtedly
better ftted for work than those who cuigrate TO
the Islands from Norway. Since Mr- Grlpp's re
port moreover, nothing further has bsC- heard Of
Env Complaints from the NoTvegisns, and there Is
no prejudice against sach emigration This might
be worth consideration; the NurvUCl1n and Ger
man eInigraiion has not proved a suco6ss. does
any one feel like trying new venture from ,vTe-
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AN Order, From The variou. I,l.ud.

To us viii rereive prcupiuess We can Purchase at
the Lowest Markei R1ies and Bguch more reasonable
than Tuu tan. and inspect everything before We
huF aud therefore ii j. To your interest send yUur
orders tr We then become responsibie- and the
snail eomml=si1n VOC pay i les than what Tuur
purchases anouni TO buyius a. you have been doing
direct
Ss- All oor.vsPonasnee to Is We take pleasure in
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Real Estate Agents.
WE BUY AND SELL REAL ESTATE

n al parts Of the Kingdom search Records and Al
tend completely every branch In Sellin. Real and
Lcasehod Property. Our OfiCe will contain maps OF
all Properties left In ehar-e We make speciality
In Collecting Rents keeping Premises in repair Pay
in. and disehaFcns Taxes, Water Rates and chccting
Insuranccs Owners Of Properly should bear In mind
that will relieve them from giving their attention TO
Property. guaranteeing a. All times to act With
FOR nominal consideration for services in this depart
ment. Rooms Cottages and Mansions to let at all
times on application 10 n.
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ated HonolpIg, Il I lsnsaIy I, ~, 4. D, issL
T1xnr snna, Deputy CLERK o9ill
CUPRENE COURT OF THE HA-

IThtMt IUNNI UF TIE HA-
- Wailan l,lands In Isobate.ln the matter o. the
Estate uf IL LIUS V. WANGENHEIM. late OF HnFo-
luln, deceased. Before Chief Justice Jude.
On reading and dlinr the petition and acruunts Of H.
T. Glade Administrator Of the estate Of Julius. Wan
gcnhcim iic Of onolulu, deceased, wherein he n-Ss
10 be aNuod sQ.'o aud charges himself with $500 20.
and aks that the same may be and approv cd,
and that fnal order may be made dssharring him and
hs suretie2 'TUm all further responsibility such ad
ministrator.
Il {. ordered, ihat TUESDAY the te;ls day Of FEB
ruary a d ISL at 10 O'Clock \ =, before tho said
Chief Justice, At Chambers. IN tAe Court House,
Honolulu, be and the hereby Is appointed the
time and place for hearing said petition and accounts
and that all persons interested may then and there ap
pear and show cause, " any they have why the same
should not be granted and that this order IN
the English language, be pablished in the HAwAuss
GAzEr7r newspaper printed and published in HoEolu
lu u. three successive weeks previous TO the tnr
therein appointed for said hearing
Dated al Honolalu II L. this ith day Of Jan "A D. 1851.
LAWRENCE MCCULLN.
Attests Justice Of the Supreme Court
UrNuI sarrn. DANNY Clcrk nll 81
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFTUF

Il Sd Judicial Circuit Of tho Hawaiian Kingdom.
kALAKAUA- by the Grace OF Gcd Of the Hawaiian
Islands, kEGs
To WILLIAM c. PARKE, Esq, Mar-hal Of the King
dom or hi. Deputy IN the Sd Judicial Circuif GREET
fyg.
You are hereby commanded 10 summon J E. SHEM-
MER Defendant in he shail dle written answer
within twenty days after service hereof to be and a
pear before the Crcuit Cont at the September Term
hereof 10 be holden at the Court Room Of the Court
House Waiohnu, In the Island Of Hawaii on THURS
DAY the 9th day of september next n O'Clock D. m
to chow eause why the claim Of ELLEN A. sHEMMEN
Plaintiff, should not be awarded her pursuant to the
tenor % annexed petition.
And have you then there this writ with full return
Of your proceedings thereon.
WITNESS. HON 4. FRANCIS JUDD. Chief Justice
of our Supreme Court. this 18th day Of july A. ~ fss
fSi-uedI DANIEL Pnurnu-
Clerk Of Cfrruif go1rf
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NOTE!

Weinvtc everyone to Inspect ouf new and spacious Of
fees and hsr all aparfEienfs Forkinz rndera
tystemaic rule with petite Assistant central location
and special adFEusts for condactin= business
feel that the community larrr viii be Erafifed IN
knoEing that sueh beneficial Institution has been
established where the wants af al NAY BE- supplied "
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~ ire Place. ........ InuF uJrs.. UHrHkal
.rcr- .......-.... .-.. CoHTt Hur"t- Na'TsIr
-. - rH.-af.-
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.Tnr AHa
THEN
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I'm initial number Of the E1~1iiga N7rHlg
Negs-irs has been laid upon the dssk- Il con
tairs one continued story The Five Dollar Piece
character outline. 'Tbalia's Tramp- by Raluh
Smith and papers on ''Jrpan," by NJ NJ Scott;
and -Ou HaVgii's Cuutuhutiun 10 the War for the
Union Tuo pieces Of poetry appear in this
nurnt-- 40 The black eyes OF Mss - and
..Folded eyes" the latter does not seem happy
title There Is excellent memorial notice of
the late Mrs n. c. Roper. chiefly from the pen o.
deceased LADY. 4 he editor has fulfilled his pr1-
mise Of giving Comments Foreign Miscellany.
FASHIONS Whinsioalifies and a p1zzie Depar1-
Euezf. The Magazine = decidedly departure in
the night directiun and as tine goes o. sii3 IN
douhiedly s,traci around It s number Il writers
vho will do good vc-k Dr. Rodgers has our hear
iest good wishes for The continued s1osess Of his
-r5e-ra king
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SECu.kEI FoIGIE estimates that tie Surplus
reveuue Of the United States will be by June - OF
next year - 600 ooo. OF. excluding the amount
quired for the sinking fund II viii be S4lcu,Hea.
He estimates net surplus Of sf0.puQ01Q for the
next year, and be Is Of the opinion that # the laws
be not changed the revenue will increase rather
than decrease. A cruss surplus Of even Ss50eeo00
year would pay of the per cents Ssst.0r1oolf
IN three and a half years; It would pay Of the i
per cents 81, 0,O0pO10l due IN lsgl and leave
S10lm,Olo over and by 1907. when the next IN
stallreut Of debt-the PER CENTS SIS -ou,0lo-
falls due the surplus would amount 10 Sli6Q.llo-
600 1esrly tvloe as much as the bules payable
DeduciinC the requirements uf the sinking fund
there lrouid still be IN annual surplus n SiQolA
COO she sinking frua alone would provide for
nearly al the boaSfs payable BY 1907, and thsp-Bs
e-t rat5-Jl reTelue and expenditure wusld prcduce
n .hAt time q Surplus Of over Sepo,oO0.Dpl
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP co.
-4aff
-Ees-
iiaripOSa and Alameda
viii Leave Honolulu a San Francisco
ont the tsta and 18th Of Each Month.

PASSENGERS nsr havr thcis nsmes bolked IN ad-
va1.1e y aTpiyIz= ~ the ofiue o. fhe A-ents-
- Passcu-e-s BY his Line are hereby Bgiifei that
thfy viii b. allowed - prznds Of baggage fkEE b
DE- Overland Railway uhcu travelling east
Excursion Tckcts fof TIE ruund tip. siss. -1od %
frizrn by any e. The compsuy's stszneTs within -
Gars
MERCHANDISE infenzcd Tor shipusif ~ this llnr
wiz BE- received rrr u chErrr in the sONpauys New
Wz-thousu- and receipts issued FOR stule Insur1ncr
on Nc-ehardise % thc Warehguse v; y be af 0Enefs
VIZ G. IRWIN 4 &C.
AErne o. = :. Co.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE HA-

-
- waiian Isi1nds In Prnbatc.-In the matter Of
the Estate OF A. 5. McCALLCM, late OF Hflo, Hawaii
deceased. Bcfolc A. Francis Judd, Chief Justice.
On reading and ding the petition and accounts uf
Alex. j. Cartwright administrator Of the Estate OF
A. McCalum. late Of lilo. Hawaii, deceased where
IN he ask 10 he allowed Sf5lsU, and charges himself
with - % and asks that the zane may be examined
and approved and that a final order may be made OF
distribution % he property remaining in mis- hands to
the persons thereto entitled. and dscharging him and
ministTator.
It Is ordered that FRIDAY, the Sii day Of Febru-
n \. D. l al 10 clock before the said Chief
Justice, al the Court Uouse, .; H7n9lulu, be aud
The sane hereby s. appointed as the time an
place for hearing said petition and aecUBst aad thai
sl persons interested may then and there appefflc
show cause 10 any they have why the same shouk
be granted, and may present evidence as to wha
entitled to the said property And that this orer
the English language, be published in the HlwATL
GAZETTE news spaper printed and Published II Honouh
fer three successive weeks previous to the time therein
appointed for said hearing.
Dated Al Honolulu II. I.ths 9Th day Dec AID. ts,I.
A. p. JUDD.
Attest Chief Justice Of the Suprems Court.
TTrsTr AsrHwr rmFv ffarH
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STEAMER 'LIKELIKE


VIII Leave IIonolria aroa u,e fouaaips dates at s
z. NJ;
Thursday. nec-...s... ~ rhnrsay Ian-... II
MONDAY nec-.-s..........H g Monday Feb. II
THURSDAY JIM. cot. 20 Thursday rCji.. u
Monday, Jan.--.--.---- 81 N0udsy March .
Takipg freight for Lahaina Mallaca, Nakral, Mahu-
kona, kawaihac. paaghau, lonokaia. hoholaiCle,
Ooknla, IaupahurhUr liakaau Unomca paukaa
Papakon Wainaku and lIilo. Returning v'lliou At
all the above ports
LikClikc.
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SUPREME COURT,

- December g1th, 1851.
1T Is HEREBY ORDERED. That after the nrst day
Of January a. +. 1874. DEPOSIT Of FOUR DOLLARS
shall be required in every appealed to the INTER
MEDIARY COURT OF OAHU, 10 be paid by tho An
peant to the Clerk of this Court before the is
entered on the Calendar.
The CLERK Is directed 10 noify the Police and District
adgcs Of Oahu Of ;his order and request them in
form parties intending to appeal
q1o u WILLIAM FOSTER. CLERK
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SUPREME COURT OF THE ia.

- waian Islands In Pruhstc-iu the matter of ne
Estate Of KALUAPIHAOiE tkl, Of Molokai deceased
interstate, Before MT Justice Austin.
On reading and dhng the petition aud accounts OF
Heury q Hart o Honolulu, alleging that Kaiuapihaoe
nl II kupekc. Moakai died interstate at said knprkr
on the 9Th day OF November A. ID. ISL, ard praying
that letters Of administration issue TO sOne suitable
person.
It is ordered that MONDAY the 18th day Of January
A. ID. isl nt 10 be and hereby is appointed for
hearing said petition before the said Jnscr. In the
Court Room of this Court, Ionoluu at which tn.r
and place all persons concerned may appca and show
eausclf any they have why said petition should not
be granted, and that this order be published Ia the
English and Hawaiian languages for three Successive
weeks In the HAwkuAN GAZETTE and Ksokoa svws-
papcr- In Honolulu.
Dated Houolnln, II T.. January %. A. d. list
Aucst BENJ. n. AUSTIN,
uESkv suIru Justice Of Supreme Court.
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Tn full Court having suggested that an
injunction was the only proper way 10 re
strain what they held to he an Illegal issue
Of Government Bonds. the same petition
en- applied for an injunction. Judge
McCully dismissed their petition. upon
tho sworn answer Of the Minister Of Fl
nance thst he never intended 70 issue the
l,1nds f1r any silver CON. or for any but
[. ; gold or It's equivalent
The Court IN It. opinion say thai the
answer must he taken to be according %
the law Hs 1t has since been determined by
judicial authority" In other words, the
Minister did not mean all that his answer
literally means, but only that since the last
opinion of the Court. IL had not intended
O. issue gold bonds Tor silver.
We predict q speedy issue Of the bonds.
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NOTICE.


A DIVIDEND OF FOUR DOL
u LARS ~ shass riii - pad - ne sh.sriolss-s
~ f,e Iusri-ilnd Stram Sart-u-iel %. a t1e 1cr
o. fte Espiln-de, ca th- iolh iust. ]. ESA- @Et
qFI II Sccrts-T,
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A MELANCHOLY wall. a very CRY of agony.
I aS the whplasL Of criticism scored tbH un
| fortunate Ministerial backs. was given
I forth hy the organ OF the Ministry last
Monday morning On, how that indici-
meut IL the last GAzEr7E ir3 stunE' And
It actually took five days hard work 10 get
up that humllHtIug exhibition uf twisting
and squir1ninr. Of half truth telling. wilful
Iuisreprcsentaiion and actual Inisstatsmcnt
which tho Forcign-ofiice Editor pTcduced.
Dcar dear, It was O sight to make even a
| plaster cast weep. lat alone craven image.
| In every single case OF attempted defense
there was either evasion or mere denial
without title Of proof II Mr.. Adee's
mission was satisfactory. how was It that
the Chambgr u Commerce was 50 alarmed
about the result o. IT, That CsptiUn Ed
wards do apply tCT pgTmisslunt0 to wear the
Orlpr 0i kalakaua. and that he was re
fused has been published in the -i-- md
NerF G.1sr- That the coronation excited
ridiculc ailruad is evidenced by number
le-s sluIl,s in numberlCss papers. and IL
tho administration VIII Ir1mise rs immu.
uity from VruseCutlun. we viii have no oh
lection to publish a few choice specimens
from our collection The instigati6n Of
the libel suits by government officers Is a
notorious fact That the Cabinet fif en-
force the legal tender act suddenly. i
fact. and that they rece,ied from Their %
sitiou is no paliation Of that ac, Of petty
spite. but an acknowledgement that they
had done yEhat was yyrunE. The New Zeal
and napCrs OF last mail showed how
thoroughly -iEn0niuiuus had been the
fate u The protest, i was read before the
Australian Conference. and the Conference
proceeGed as though 20 such document
was in existence: IT was the voice uf d PIG
my which ihclofty Australian didnot even
deirn t. notice. Alas poor Cabinet. what
vrcicacd figure it. apoloSist cuts; how
be shows tina, the Hi'iTs has stung and
how powcrlc-- be Is 10 turn the tables on
the critic. well uay ;le Ministers say:
%. what q tangled - ne weave.
Mheu C'1r ve T'-Ect1cg 60 deceive.
And the opposition can reply:
Oh man. proud man.
nilsi iu a little bIitf authurIfy,
HIS CLASSY czs1ucg, like IN angry GTc
pItys such fantastic tricks before high Heaven
A. make the angels wesp'
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- waiian Islands In Probate In the matter of the
Estate uf JAMES WOODS Of fuuhuc North kohala.
Island o. Hawaii, deceased Order appointing time
for probate oi VIII and directing publication OF notice
Of the same. Before Chief Justice Judd.
document, purporting to be the last will and tesla
meat Of james Woods, deceased having the 9TH day
of January A. ID. iosi been presented 70 said Probate
Court and petition for the probate thereof aud sas
Issuance of letters tcsamcutary 10 Theo. H. Davies
Godfrey Brown, Thos. Il. Walker and John Smmeas
,,thcrWse known A. John Mcguire having been hrd by
'fhco II. Davies
Il Is hereby ordered that FRIDAY, the s5th day Of
JHuuaEy, A. d is,i at 10 O'Clock m of said day al
Honolulu, island Of Oahg be- and the Is hereby
appointed tho time for proving aid wtll and hearing
may appear and contest the said WIN, and th, rantinE
Of letters testamentary.
Il is further ofdcrcd that notice thereof be given by
Publication, foT three sucecssvc weeks In the HkwA-
nay GAEETrE, : newspaper printed aud published in
pated HonnInls. II L. .Iannsrv 5,h. A d. ISL
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Employment Agents.
We Supply all Kinds of Help,

Both male aud femals in all the various branches Of
industry on these Islands.
Agents, Planters, and Merchants generally should
notify n when vacancies exist will furnish
help such Clerks Salesmeu. Boos-kccpcrs. Mcct 1u
ics OF lahoTers uuicss we'll recommended 10 n.
Chinese Servants and Female Servants will be sup
piled 70 families Al short notice FER which nominal
cumrnis sion i cxactcd.
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Wiseman & Ashley,
General Business Agents,
c.=Pb.u,s Esv Block. Merchant St. HsaoIula.
70. Bor sI5. TELEPHONE az

rF p S.--our Cars.suas aud yeu Year's Books
ready and application or by letter riii pre-
sent " seud yol one. -
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SrEAETNG of the amount Of sugar vlIich en- b.
obtained from sorghum. Professor George 4 Cook
Of New Jersa- SAYS when a mill expresses from
% TO 60 per cent Of juice from striped and ilppld
cane, II may vet leave more than one half Of the
sugar in the begasse. This fact is shown by an
example. The cane on 4 certain plot contained
4lla pounds Of sugar per acre. Of this the mill
pressed 1855 rs1unds leaving IN the he-lssa y r1r
cent Of the sugar which the cane contained This
result Is the most favorable Ir tie experiment. ard
the other extreme Is found on q different plot
where nearly 20 pr cent Of the sugar vas wasted
In eleven cases :he loss exceeds 60 pCr cent. and
apparently, the Creener the cane the smaller the
loss Of sugar by the milling process. To explain
this loss Il Is Necessary 10 assume that consider
able portion Of sugar Is stored IN the cane in 4
solid STATE either pure crsialIz1d srrar- OF 10
some combination easily soluble In water
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IN ACCORDANCE WITH \ pow
Il e. of sale eonisred in certain i1origase msae y
of Nay. ISL recorded in lihef li page rs. Notice
L hereby given shat said u9-leee iaicuds % Tore
cio=e saiu mor1-agc coalition broken and upon
sad forecio-ure i se puhiic auglluu - ne sa.fs
room q P Adams 10 Nonouiu- On MONDAY me -lsi
dsr of Janarr fsi At Il uoon o. aid day ile preni-
Sc IN sald m0rfsa-r a. below specified.
taTaey-ai-Iau. MRS. G. T. ANDREWS
Mortgage
The Property 10 be snih consists of lease and deed
q premises Situated 10 kohal1- Hawaii o. laiaNA
III Hook 70 II c sheldon rer 10 ~ PAGE -
IS Eilanea 20 n G sheldon rec iih ~. PAGE p.
Al.a the haildines -iiuafo1 on s1ll rfeuises- %
-efher usrh fun ~ Bllcksraitbs fools, inre-
ulenss iron etc The whole caflyrislnz onc 81 the
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| susionai landmarks may be pointed ont
authoritatively
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Nr Wlsenan ard NJ Ashiey desire 10 thank the
prbc generally fer thrif fbraSie patronage bestowed
upda thrll ufte separately c01ducti1- busntff In
Ioloirlu a. fsencrz u-inrss Agents ard fheJ
thr fnfure.
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To wlsich summons the Marshal made the following
returns; having maGe diligCnt search for the within
mentioned J. T. shrmmcr he T. to be found in this
Kingdom aad hereby return this summons rot sersel
Honolulu. Aa-. I5ti, 1ssl. am Z ''-' 'HA''
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And appearing from the return Of the Marshal that
the respondent could not BE- found having left the
Kingdom, the adjourned Over to the May
Term Of the Cicuit Court for the ID Judicial Ciruu
TO be held at Hilo on the Island Of Hawaii a. d. ISL
and that In the meantime atested COPY of the surl-
mons be pGblishcd 10 the liawahn and English Ian
guases for sx successive times and that the last pub
leatiou b. not less than twenty days before the
day Of sald term.
hereby certify that the within and foregpiu. is q
true and faithful copy of the original Summons issned
shcmmer and also Of the Marshals fEfufn thereto and
that In the meantime attescd COPY of said sum
3e prucd prescribed By th sistuie requiring.
the aid respondent To answer a. the sad May Term.
A. d. f9sf
Is wuSEs~ whereof ] have heftunto set ny hand
fhis ~ dlaw of Nurnrnhn A ID ISL
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Wells, Fargo & Co..
GENERAL EORWLRDlhe & COMMISSION LeEMTs

We deliver Letters Packages, Parcels and Money all
the World send orders direct 70 cur Agents like
wise 70 be filed and returned. ship throughout the
United States and Foreign Countries Merchandise
Carlos SC from the Kingdom. ~ Always advise
yuur friends abroad send Parcels. Park1rs, I'm
poriant Letters, and Money 10 you through WELLS,
FARGO & Co. whose Agencies established in all
large cites the globe Don't consider the Expense
when sending through n, a. We will Garantee you
satisfaction in cvCzy particular and hold ourselves rc
spousiblc in all ouT undertakings.
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cUPREME COURT OF 'TIIE N,

- z T NNIalFITI NNN W UT 7 II u I'M
- waiau Islands. In the matter Of THOMAS n
WALhkR. voluntary Bankrupt Before Mr.. Justice
Thomas n. Walker of lIoneiuiu, having come hcforc
The Honorable Benz II. Austin, Iusiicc OF The Supreme
Court. and declared himself bankrupt - protdrd In
Section 96 Of the Civil Code u was this dsyurrfci
By the sad Justice that TlfU URsDAY. The ~ dsysui
January. \. D. ISL at 10 o'riuck IN = nc Cnnf
Room of the Supreme Court, Aiiiolani alt lion
lulu, be the time and place tn hear and decide lht
question Of bankruptcy ad that notice Of such hcafne
BE- Published IN the ukwknkN 0ArrrrR newspaper.
Dated Honolulu. n. L.. January sth. 1884.
g1i p HENRY SMITH DENNY CLERK.
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4. FRANCIS iIDD,
CAlet Justice Supreme Court
CUPREME COURT or THE HA-

- wAtIAN ISLANDS. In thc piaiter of JANIS
". ROBERTSON, a vclrntary Bankrupt
lsmcs W Robertson Of llonolulu having come be-
fnrr The Hon. neni ~ Austin, Justice Of the supreme
ecurt and declared himseif bankrupt prgyideJ IN
Section - 81 the civil Code Il hs dav ordered b.,
thc said Justice ihat WEDNESDAY. the 18th day n
January. A. u 1851 al 10 o'clock m. Al the Court
nom q the Suprcme oSnrt cuelnla he the time ard
place 10 hear and decide the question of bankruptcy
and that notice of said hearing be Published in the
HAwtuNN GAgrtrE newspapcr
Dated Uounlulu, Jan. n. ISL
sl q HENRY SMITH, Deputy CLERK