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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-03-26

The area Of these four islands Is 3.7S6.
$40 acres: therefore the actual proportion
Of cane land to the total acreage Is verv
small indeed. We are now cultivatinr IS
percent Of the lands that are available for
sugar. 1t Is by no means probable that
the "a per cent Of the available cane land
left can be utilized. As has been pointed
ont time and time again, the islands have
nearly reached the limit of production.
and no figures yet given have more clearly
shown this.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-03-26
American WaItban watches

Awarded Twy. Gold Medals. The emily medals award
I'd fot Watches, Melbourne International Exhibition
ISS0
drst pr1zCs. SYDNEY. lSs!.
The Gold Medal, Paris, ls7S. Fear First Trize Ned
als. Philadelphia. 1876.
The unequaled success OF these Celebrated Wsiclss
has prpaucud host Of worthless limitations Bnvcr
will observe tho Trade Mark. - Waltham Mas = en-
-raved the plate Of all Genuine waltham wstehcs
Gold case are stamped 4 ". Co. 1ok or lax: and
Silver cases arc stamped American Watch Company.
Waltham. Mass sterling sSi "
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-03-26

HoSnIuLU, Feby. 9Th. ISL
NEssEs. Il. HACKFELD & Co, HuSclUtv, g ~ ~.
DEAR SrEs:-l hereby be- to tender my sincere
thanks FOR the immediate liberal settlement Of the los
sustained through the destruction by frc OF my place
Of business in hohala during the night % the isth inst
I consider it my duty to recommend the Insurance
Company Tor which You the Agents 10 all parties
desrcus " prctoctinc their property by Insurance
am, Dear SIR, Respectfully Yours
~ Am tSi-nedl GEO. SANDERMAN.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-03-26

cUPREME COURT OF ISTF 'I1E-
- wllian felaEes. Ia FrottIlIn n. |IIIT. ~ -.
ESTATE Of GEORGE y. HARnnTTI.r. n $780,
Hameu- eeceased inirs'aie heirrp ~ IsT|'Ia q.
Gully. ||
on reading and aslnS ne rcliilrn 81 Vrsn.i-u. -
Wahincuia her husband 81 unrrt111 81 81 .I..l..-
that George n. Hafootilc q knha|s. slNall f|1| Il
icstafc a kotaa. Hawaii. thc fr91 ca = FsfTa1
A. ID. 1881 leavinr reel and pcrsuunl rTohrIIf a ~
lulu sud at Kohaia. and prarnr that lrlflt - na.
isiraion issus o. David nayirn and alsn rIaIir nv
be be- appointed Temporary aduinlstr1tnr.
Il Is ordered nat aid David Daytcn o. ar1 t..Is
hereby appointed Temporary aduluIrfrarnI HfIro
Tor upcu ~ ain. approved hcud IN ~ -aa - A.
hundred dollars; anf
h Is further ordered Tx. WEDNESDAY. far ia
DAY pi April. 4. n ~. nt 10 o'cinct 9 ~. 80
hereby i appolntr for hearing aid pefIea tefrrr
ihc said Justice IN thr Court NrOm oI ini' lrr-I
Honolulu. q which tine and place 81 IiNI|s rr1.
ccruri may appear ard show cinsr 10 anr Iter rfrF
Why said pcitlon shea n rot hc -ratp snf 49, rai-
order b. Published On ihc EnElish and llaaGIaa ls--
gnarcs for thIcc successive urcts IN 90 na0lti4s
GskErrE and a l4fnr Newspapers IN H11cl1il.
LAWRENCE McCtLLN.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-03-26

Referring to the above be- inform the busiucs.
public THAI We prepared to make Loans Discount
Approvcd Notes and Purchase Exchange at the best
Current Rates. oar arrangements for Selling Ex
change the principal points in the United Staies
Europe, china. Japan, and Australia being made
and when perfected due notice will De given. We
shall also be prepared 10 receive Deposits open &C
CONT make Collections. and conduct General Bank
in- and Exchange Business. SFRECKELS x CO.
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test, jssiiss % o. he .'i. ssprsns Gear.
nENEr Ssfsu. Deputy CLERK fuH r


GUEREME COURT OF TIfE ia.
~ waiiau islands- In The matter q ne Esfsir %
bankrupt
The -aid q. Akai having this dar been rfiuiicstrd
bankrupt a. hcarlug beforc Chirf fastirr InId %
the petition ~ tu-. Lyman and others. order afr
that notice be given % crenzs % aid G. Akal pre
weeks IN thr Hawaiian Gasctte md Kfokoa ncerpa.
pets
wow therefore. notice is hereby -ivra that THUS
DAY the liza DAY % Apri ncx. a. % arIock a. n A.
the Court Rcom IN Alilolani Hale Icuoinlr b. ID
time and place Tor al snch creditors - arpcar sd
prove their eaim-.
Dated Iionoluiu. ". T. March .ith. isst
81 the Cnurt HENRY SMITH
fIrrs
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In the Supreme Court Of British Columh;.

y IIIE NATTER OF TIE ESTATE
= q EDMAkD NELLY. deceasrd nd IT, - - -
~ ihe fetiion u NARY SCOTT ana NJ rs-i... ~
order Of tbs Honorable Cont the h.i,. ~ r..,
go, ~ ~ ~, N1nalmo- Briish Coiam6ia 10 49,
eisi,. by I'll e7y o. april. 1870, % senf Ia fi-i-
yiefa7is s,,a i-. Dayie a Hiison, n L1neler e''
r,orfhs 80 igr thc pefiIi0ncr ,1l1tI- 49,
se.i,i-n.. snd ne proeceds thereof peid rs NJ.
Dated tbe fi,t ~ :, e b solely entitled Thereto
- efnei JAMES CfTaRr'ft pr2e,.t....
- On kszlstfar saprer1e fsr-f s,,l,' ~ , ~
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I'M news from HAWAII says the T,afs, is very
important. There Is very strong ou,oSifiui,
ueainsi the government on the subject ~ ti,e mil;
tar aprrlprlation. The army is composed ~ si1-
" ssidiers and thiriy-six musicians. II the anti
intItAry party trirmrhs in the Legislature which
e.'.siais - - members them will b. a reduction
- tlfr- men in thu army and the hsnd nil ~ -.
lniorcee BY Just that number. Success 10 The ~
furiners Of henolulu The correxppndeui who
euc.ssd the Hboye item from Florencs writes ..th.
use poor e,lo0gh; bui the extract viii give vou
an iuoa 60 how thev spsak IN Eur,,,,s - -
hAuAnAn Government and Of yuur army with ~
l,ipgiian rr1purilous- Il amuses them Know
NIX wilu y N italy. the paragraph seems tu n =,
-cesai str1nciF OF Don Celso Cesar l. be swing
hack GO the c0untry Of his adoptiuns
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SgrriaI Aafrrs.
A CARD.

FURNISHED RooMS-Ncai ana costly Fur
nishcd Rooms can be had bv carly application At
(gsN NO4GARpEN LANE
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The undersigned have formed Co-Iartucrshir
under the firm name Of SPreckeIs d Co., iol
the purpose Of carrying a General Banking and Ex
change Business al Honoulu and such other places ia
the Hawaiian Kingdom a. may be deemed advisable
signed CLAUS SPRECKELs.
wv. G. IRWIN
F.F Low.
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Notice to PIantsrsll
Wet Trash Furnace, AulumatIs Fssd

III T.. MOST SUCCESSFUL wrr
a. fhe sprss tssa p ,f .iasa l. the furanc a 50
~ Fti lnd fo4enh Moore n frr Il. -,I =.
6sarin1. ~. p a.s without r11citin9 ils 1.|I.,
VIZ q fif,rI- l'ior can ns seen q ne .'r- ~
HOWELL, 'f .PqHeAilf1 q 81
mL--L
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-03-26

We learn that some Of our remarks on
exchange in our last issue have been mis-
understood
In explaining the remarkable discrep-
ancy which the exchange market reveals
between the values Of our imports and our
exports we desired to point ont that the
exports are valued at their supposed value
at the port Of delivery. and the imports at
their ia"-'. value at the port Of shipment.
and that in each case the transit and port
expenses are borne in Honolulu. Thus
the invoices OF sugar IN Honolulu contain
the irpa' for value in San Francisco.
besides a fictitious shipping commission
Of - per cent and insurance. On the
other hand. the invoices from abroad
omit all charges except the bare cash
value. at the port Of shipment. on which
the duties are leviable Ii Is probable
that there l. at least - per cent of
invisible difference between an invoice
Of exports and an invoice of imports as
presented at the Custom House that Is
Sl0n Of sugar invoiced would not pay for
more than $3.50 Of goods imported The
difference being absorbed in the freight.
insurance and charges. which do not and
need not appear at the Custom House. but
the loss to the exchange market is none
the less real
No one ought to have inferred that our
statement implied doubt as to the integ
rty Of the merchants or others presenting
their invoices. PROFESSIONALLY a merchant
will reduce his duties and all other ex-
penses, a much a circumstances viii
allow. hut to do 50. does not at all argue
that he would descend to fraud to accom-
plish economy.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-03-26

Tn news from England that Gladstone
intends 10 dissolve Parliament and appeal
to the country, Is not surprising. There
have been dissensions in the Cabinet for
some time past The Conservatives VIII
make a strong effort to win the election;
and IT Is highly probable that they viii sue
coed. Gladstone's foreign policy few
Engiishmen have confidence in. and recent
events show how bungling 1t Is, England
requires a firm foreign policy, and that it
never has under a Liberal administration.
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CUPRENE COURT OF TIE ia

SUPREME COURT OT TIE HA-
- waiiau Islands In Frohsfr IN TIE nrff-f - a.
estate uf u ERMtNN SCH RtENERo ~ Hdnoinin cIiIa
deceased. interstate. hrfoFe Chief fus,irr Iuii
On reading and nlur Tie pctiiIrn 81 %. T. glslIs
German Consul ~ Ilonoiulu flicziur mar u.fnsn-
>rhricyrr % Honolulu. Oahu. died interstate A. snIf
Honolulu. the m dsy q March. =. n. ~ ard
PRAYING that letters 81 administration % a. q
Glade. and In The meanwhile h. H. aprainicl s-tro
nary administrator.
II j. ericrcd ina; n. P. Gsdr BE- and h. Il hrreht
appointed Temporary administrator % safe feirae-a
estate and 10 u further ordered that FRIDAY tn-
sth day % March. 4 D. 1874. a. 10 uciock n b. and
hrrrhy Is appointed for hearing said rrfifan bcfs
sid hicf Justice nthr Court honm % this Court
Honolulu. at which time and place an prrsunr crn
crrncd may appear and show causr n any thcr hasr
Why said petition shnHd not BE- granted and hrt ~.
order he published IN the English Language for thr.s
successive wrcks In the UAvkuaN GaEErrr ucxsrsuar
Ia finuniuiu
Dated Honolulu. n. l.. March io,h. A. n. ISL
A FRANCIS If-Du
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DEPARTMENT OF FTNANCE.
HffNplUlJ. Aur Ssh isS-
Nniicc y hrrehy eiyeu that application. frr any
lnrilnl q The Nav COY ERNNENT LOAN NJ, 10
-1eesoee-uiu nor > received ~ The Treasury. tn
1zt- ot interest y "a d - 90 per cent pr nrur
rsyahr -rui nnnuaii znd ihr Bond. sre r,,1rrT fr,
az Government Tsre- Whatsoever
aNO. n. kAPENA
- Minister % FTuangf
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-03-26

ExcHANsE on San Francisco Is hard
to get at any price. This Is not As
has been suggested. due to personal AM
mostly nf the coin importers against the
few who were concerned in the recent coin
suits. No such childish reason exists for
the present high rates Mr.. Spreckels
cannot introduce million Of dollars into
the country. and at the same time have
that amount Of exchange TO sell. ANY man
who understands the first principles Of
business can see this.
As the p O. -iducgtisfr saws. It i useless
now to blame any one FOR tins condition Of
things The course which common sense
dictates Is 10 le-islate in snch way as to
remove the source and possibility Of the
evil All the extracts from the newspapers
Of the Nevada silver mine owners. all the
resolutions Of the Privy council and Acts
" the Legislature viii he futile to make
silver and gold at par
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-03-26

but where there IS smoke there is very
likely to be fire. and it IS the duty of
the Board Of Health to scent out Just ex-
actly what the fire is The Board of
Health ought to come ont of its lethargy.
1t is now but mere lay figure. a thing Of
putty. turned any way the Premier may
desire. On his own responsibility. with
ont any reference to his colleagues, he is
constantly acting. 1t is al very well for
them to shrug their shoulders and say,
well. we did not order this or that; we
did not dismiss so and so; we did not die
tate that Incorporate letter; we did not
sanction the breaking of the Board OF
Health regulations The President has
been the author Of these things. but when
the matters come before the Legislature
the members OF the Board of Health viii
find share of the blame falling on their
shoulders. Less putty and more back
bone would make things run in very diff
erent style.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-03-26

WHEN Messrs. Hackfeld Il Co made
their agreement with the government for
the introduction Of Chinese laborers into
this country, a special point was made that
the country should not be flooded with
this class of people. 1t was calculated
that the plantations would require about
1900 men 4 year This number the p NJ
s 5 Co. had made arrangements to sup
ply. They had further arranged that as
many Women a possible should be brought,
Since that contract was broken by the
government. another scheme has doomed
up. and we are threatened with the arrival
Of an unlimited number Of Cinnamon.
Mention has been made Of 1000 month.
The country can absorb no such number
rs this, Moreover. by permitting this hap
hazard immigration. the government prac
tically lose control OF the question. In
der the contract with MessTs Hackfeld 4
Co. they had control rs to numbers and
had made some arrangements rs to sex.
Under the present open system they have
absolutely no control over the numbers
introduced. and no voice rs to the intro
duction Of women. Ii was very foolish
thing for a government. having the desti-
MES of a little State like ours. to throw
such a chance away The actual result is
that the mechanics and others are already
beginning TO complain, and before many
months are over. q still larger number viii
complain. There could not be a more de
plorahle instance Of the utter mis- manage
ment of public affairs than Is displayed in
this Chinese Immigration business. Like
set Of boys, the door Is being opened
and shut. This shilly- shallying Is going
10 cost the country between $4,000 and
$4,000 In the Adinis matter What fur
ther sums the President of the Board of
Health may involve the country in the
payment of. we know not, but from the
orders that are being issued to the Port
Physician. 1t looks as if we are to have
repetition OF the same mess.
The question Of labor supply and that
Of support to the population Is one which
exercises the minds Of all thinkers There
are plenty of good ideas floating round
and there are men to execute them. but
such men are not to be found It the person
mel Of the present Ministry The citizens
only say, How long,
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Ilawaiian O5aztttE,
wFnNEsnAY. MARcH %. -.
81 noprs ~ RKBus.

Tn passage Of the Mexican Treaty has
favorable influence upon our own. and
any fears rs to ahrugstion may he laid
aside for the present. The outlook then
for the present Is good. We ought to so
order our finances and our government
that we may take advantage cf the breath
ing spell we have Set your house in
order should he Hawaii's motto, and the
sooner order Is brought ont Of the present
chaos the better
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-03-26

AZ crrrrvrs IT, tirTrrumrnf. ard ufher rersous
r. whom -nou-y. NAV ~ due rhr fauztEu Treasury
IN ~ hrfa-r a.. SGT - March Isl requested
p-etruf rlfehs- mr. sfi rsruf before that dsts
and ~ f~r-n- hernr rrssrrvk acnuut 81 the tuy
rrvnr-fe q uakr their returns promptly.
IT. order fh-f fh~- h delay in rn~iu- thc
ssurfs ~ th~ ss-f is-itd -ndfu- Match sisi list
= PRATT.
~ fu Registrar Public Auruuuts
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wa acopuui ID the rrcenf cnrunafiun OF me
tou1g eaeeii uf Madagascar Is given in the PrE
srH nrdq,f 81 feh- End. The CEREMONY tpok
fAace N ne pfescioe q upuards q $4,000 Of ber
peuple and nnluuCSi the most noticeable incidents
- M ,pcuas1un- the following may he quote,i
= In oreer % elcourace the schools and show the
1ctnlt o ne 01cen for the advancement Of The
pe,fie - esunoatfol the for1ner custom OF having
s'idler- 10 meet Her Majesty was set aside and
instead - bows ard 900 girls from the various
ecaoola 81 The city. we're selected for this honor
ne Ooeen elpske - TIE schools They were bid
&c 70 y uiiiccnt and earnest IN their work. ana
the significant announcement uas rna5. ~,
h-ncciorth The spear and shield exercise need or1iv
y tsuehi unoe month instead Of every tlav ~
hereiCiere- Fifty that our much Travelled en-
hss>y did not cal on Oueen Ranavalo,. ~
hrine lesaon thenor instead of learning 10 ~
,einlh io Initiate The great military monarchies of
Eurur<.
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It = y. n. " y n \ I-UW-
- e. ~ sale contained in certain n1riE1e made ~
Jhum See Lin and Lcoug Wong 10 AsWdu. dated Ire
ltlh day Of nrecmhcf. ii rccorded 10 Libcr m parr-
- 10 b. Notice J. hereby given that said morf.ree
intends 20 fureclosc said mortgage. Tor conilfi-.
broken and upon said foreclosure will sell A. public
auction AZ the salesruums Of T. r Adams In llonniuin
on SATU RDAf the e6th day Of April 1871 a. I. II IN
said day. the premises described in said mortgage =.
below specified.
Full particulars can be had OF Aihed :. Hariuei.
Attorney NJ Law.
ua..,.,u v.,.., &swAN, Nor'-s<rs.
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% eauaanF-


se.l-d T-nderr I'll b. rUrcirud 81 The one y ne
WEBSTER IF thc Interior until SAT- RnAN. The -7h
a.y N.ruh inst AZ iencick nc~n fcr The erection
Of sufldius fur Polite Cuur ard Siaiiun Hcnse on
Nrrrau, sirsi opposite ~ sailrrs Home. Hcrnouiu
Pisn- sud specifications u the proposed huildins
viii p, r-sdv ~ inspection vn THURSDAY. thc @rh
inst
Suitable l-,rd hssrd urur thr suruni o. the con-
tract win ~ required uI-u execution ~ The same,
conditioned faf IT, faiihfui fuifluent
Al t-ua-Ys rn-i - di-iinrilr rndnrs-d Tender fof
huildIu- rniiCr Uouri snd SIstiou Hru.-
Te Ni-i-irr - the isirripr dos Has bind himself
70 scrrrit rhr leurr.f'c --ry bid
vHAs. T. GJtICE Nini.t,r Of Iutcrio-.
lufsriur Usrr. March fsih, ~. i"n 2
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Administrator,s WotIo.

III INDERSIGNED HAVING
= = oeen duly appointed Temporary ,drnInisf,-,- ~
ss ~ ssia,c o. M Buckle. % Hon0iuIr ier@e-ef ~,
sSsisst ~ sten 70 all persons having elaine
fErnfie,fed 10 49,, - 70 present The sane daily ~
n ,,e " o,herFise. 10 the 1ndcrsizncd within
80 be, .oa lne date thereof they VIII be for-
.fsf -nd az Persons indebted 10 aid rsfafc ar~
~ - ~ Ne w mediate payment 10 the nndersI4n-
ci,-t 49, o. business Llliha st.. % % NJ O. III
~ ~ .nt s-laif ii. BUCKLE.
BgnolElu- February 10. IN ~. - q.
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Honolulu March Is, 1881

Premises to be sold ares a c1sohold al Laie i'm H.
Island Of Oahu. demiscd to the morf-a-or. ~ JnF-
Taylor by lease dated July % ISL and recorded In
Rice land with an the improvements IN feo md a.,
al thc utensils implements and chattcs Of the mort
A.uf thereon used in the culture OF rice said lease
Is sold subiect 70 annual rental of $50 until Ian
ary l. M and OF So year for the residue % ~
term VIZ; To January 1902. the entire term bcrnr
y !ehrs from January l. lo, and also subject % the
performance o. al the covenants and coudltinns -
INC Iessees naIt In said lease Contained. l.Ll 4
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SAN TIN and III TUG.

"1HlIlIll MlTrh ~, 1T
PREMISES 70 be sold All thosc cert,iu I-,... ~
~ iana az hahukn- ~ the Island q Oaha her~if
y, ~ ~ w " nE NO Hop Company and - it nssilnrI
% nc aid Chuck sung Company and nentif "a m M
s Decd being subject 70 an annrai rental al
~ ~ f-ffIu
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fIemise, 10 be sold consist q valuable rir. i.-5
slls4l. az hgmuula kapalama Island 81 Onhs more
tlIue9liry described IN Royal Patent "a, s1i 49,
olllll.-lon Award No PTS. Ap1n1 fzsne 4, i-,-i
anu containing an area Of tioiLs % an aere. f-'
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MOrtgagee's Notice Of FOrsalOsu1s 4 ofSaIs.

Il n ANNUHIJANNE WITH a pOW-
e. o. sale contained In certain mortgage made b.
sin Moi doing business kwon- Hop Wai Ct-auHuv.
70 hwong Nan Nuen and Company. dated me IA 80
o. August l2, recorded IN Lber - page - S1ii-.
heTepy given that said MORTGAGE infruils 10 fnrs
close said mortgage, for condition brokcn and aro,
aid foreclosure VII sell a. public auction It me ss-
rooms OF = =. Adams IN Honolulu, on MONDAY n
DAY or April az - m, Of said day. the premises a.
srribed in said mortgage a. below sprcfard Fnii -
ueuiars can be had Of ". n. Castle Attorney A ~.
hWONG NAN YUBS 4 COMPANY.
Morfra-rr,
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The property 70 be sold consists Of the Rice ols0.
ign o. moItgagor a haneohe, Kooaupoko, sonprisn
lffe acreage ~ ven Waiered thoroughly cnliirsl-d
all OF me leases herewith connected. ha4nx ion-
ems 20 run several suod houses rice lows cattle
horses tools, implements and al Of the
Of a NelLequipDed rice plantation ifri a
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Mortgages Notice Of Foreclosure and of
Sale

IN ACCORDANCE WITH A pow
y CT % sale contained In a certain rnorf-s-r 80, -
The Chuck sang Company 10 san Tin a., ~. .r,5
q3tea nc Isl ds{ o. kebrnaIy A. D. ISL recorded n
Liber ~ pages 81 70 %. Notice 4 hereby ir- a.
said mortgages intend 70 fofeelosr aid r,o-,- -
so3lton broken and upon said foreclosure viii si al
Honolulu, SATURDAY fnc fafh d. - ssii 49,
q = NJ Of said day The premises dsserihei IN 80
mortgage as below specified IN 7-ia
Further particulars can be hal of A. $ HAKTwELG
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FRANCIS JUDD,
Chief Iusticc u The Supreme Court.
SUPREME COURT OF TITE HA-

GUPREME COURT OF THE HA-
- waiian Islands. In prpbaie. In Ire matter 81
the kstatc Of VIM Kills Victoria Eilla and lnc
Kills. minor children q Chas Ellis. deceased
Order 90 show cause application % Guardian ~
order % sale Of rial estate.
On reading and fling the petition % = Carsurrizhf
scutof Guardian u the property % The above n1rt
minors, praying Tor order % sale NJ certain r-1f
estate. situated az kahuokanc. Nuuanu valley scar A.
reservoir. belonging % said wards and setting forih
sold.
II d hereby ordered that the next cf hin ~ ne sad
wards, and all prisons interested IN thr sad estate
appear before this court FRIDAY. the Stt daF
o. March, A. D. isSf at 10 O'Clock a. m. AZ to
Court Room Of this Court In Houoiulu hen anf there
the sale Of such estate.
And u i further ordered that COPY - this order ~
pnhhshed a. least three successive weeks cfnrt ~
said day % hearing. in the ukwkuAN Ganrrrr md
knokoa. newspapers published IN said Huurinin.
Dated Honolulu, II. l., February -. INA
a rT~nn
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-03-26
NOTES.

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e'tsie 81 Vie shsea Enr,sE is slowly bui snrely
cr11E Tor 4 iczlresl
~ cr,lnacs Il Hawaiian fnals,.v aa4 resumed
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elil1iuilaiiuu c,sird Ter The Has aiisu tSuv,.,f,
t1eut- Inerr VIZ i-stsi ,iiar- sfrncl 81 D. f,r,
ne Nurk vas St-iH--. i.,. ,utrit s-u-l s-satts0
N hauhiian half dtsI,fs siiH SlssUrlir 1.lr 1,,,
qnerter dollars iaSi Nuytui;,- aud December
ms makes ShTa.u0c IN HauHIiIn c,in turned ont
liF the iocal 7nini sincg the i, OF Nuvenilr iss
. y understood that other urders Of the same
character are yet 20 ~ FLIED.