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The Whaling Fleet.

The bark Thomas Pope, Captain John w. Fisch-
er, twenty-sey days from the,Arctic Ocean, ar
rived in San Francisco harbor, August 30th bring
ing with her 3O379 gallons of whale oil, IsI bun
dies of whalebone and seven packages of walrus
ivory. She brings but little news additional 10
that brought down by the steam schooner Beda.
which arrived August 18th, and which left the Arc
tic but day or SO ahead of the Pope. In the lat
ter's memoranda Is stated the fact of her leaving
San Francisco, on June 2nd, and arriving at Point
Hope on July 9Th. The George and Snsan was
spoken near that place, and it was learned that
she had lost her best anchor and chain On july
18th, the Gazelle was spoken clean. OF Cape Lis
bon the Pope collided with the bark j. A. Rowland
resulting in her losing boat, having her lower
main and upper topsails split and her main top
mast trestle-trees carried away. The Rowland
carried away her fore yard and both her fore top
sail yards, and two forward starboard chainplates
were ripped out. She also lost one boat and
davits.
Upon the arrival of the Beda, the reported catch
was Y whales and by reports by the Pope, the
number has been increased to "a, as follows: The
Baleana, q; Thrasher Z; j. A. Rowland Z; Bow
head, 6; Ohio, 6; and 2l5 barrels of sperm oil aud
10 barrels of walrus oil Orca 3; Mary and Helen,
5; Rainbow, 3; Narwhal, Il Young Phoenix. 4.
Josephine, 3; George and Susan 3; Northern Light,
2; Abram Barker, 2; Fleetwing, .; Arnolda, ?:
Napoleon /; Mabel !; Mars /; Balvidere 1: Hidalpo
i; Hunter /; and Eliza l.
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A TAyoRITE argument with the Cabinet
sympathiser Is, the reason that the indie
pendent party has failed in the Legisla-
ture and has not ousted the Cabinet. is be
cause 1t has attacked men and not meas
ures III, says the Ministerial organ the
Independents had only gone 10 work in n
different way. and had calmly and temper
ately shown wherein the government WAS
at fault they had far material TO work
upon, and would have succeeded in carry
ing their measures IL. The Legislature.
Illus argument Is founded upon falla-
cy. Ihe tallacy CONSISTS in the assumption
that certain members Of the Legislature
who voted in support of the Cabinet. were
amenable to reason, and would have voted
with the Independent party. had the facts
which were presented been presented in a
different way. Such however. was not the
case. Look at the list of names who sun
ported the Cabinet: Macfarlane. Walker.
haulukou, Aholo, kaunamano. Kamakele.
Gardner, Palohau. Keau. Ljlikalani Ba-
ker and all the rest Is there any sane
man who can point out any one man among
the Cabinet supporters who would have
changed his vote upon any argument. or
upon any different method of presentation
OF facts from that which was pursued. IL
not, the argument falls to the ground. for
II majority were supporting the Cabinet
from interested motives, they would con
tinue TO support it irrespective of any
showing made TO the contrary. And this
was precisely the situation. OF the mem
bers OF the Legislature. one-half were
ONCE holders whose retention in Office and
appointment to new offices depended upon
their giving an undivided support to the
Cabinet. These, in addition to the indiyid
uai votes OF the Ministers, gave them the
majority. With the experience of the past
iour months, 1t Is simply absurd to say
that any of these men voted as they did
because of the manner in VIII ich facts dis
credltlng the Ministry were presented.
Argument and reason had no IN, ore control
over the votes of those men than the gen
eaiogleal report has over the price of sugar.
Likewise as to the retention of the Cabi-
net IN otfise and the argument that the
reason they are not ousted Is be cause of
the wrong methods of opposing them
which have been adopted. This Is based
upon the assumption that the Kin, Tis open
TO conviction, if sufficient facts W, sre only
placed before him. Facts have beept placed
before him which no man can igno re with
out stultfying his intelligence or MS hon
esty, and no action has been takeil. The
SIMPLE fact Is that the King is not open to
conviction. He wishes to retain Il he pres
ent Cabinet because they are with ig 20 be
subseryient to his wishes. Und er such
circumstances it is simply ride alous tc
say that the King and the Leg islatElrt
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-09-10

The Nautical Gazette says that Seidlitz powders
and blue pills are now considered requisite in the
outhlt of ocean voyaRers, bromide of sodium hRv-
ing been almost discarded as remedy for seasick-
ness. The rch foods, nuts and pastry CT a steam
ships bill of fare are tempting to the sharpened
appetite of the voyager, they oyer-eat, and the
pitching of the vessel completes the round But
1t is asserted that Neptune can be cheated of his
tribute II the intending ocean passenger will begin
to fortlfy himself or herself a week in advance
with five grain blue pill every other night alter
mating with seidlitz powders
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that the undersigned has been appointed Execu-
tor Of the last Will Of f. T. LENEHAN late of Homo
lulu deceased. All persons having claims against
said r. T. Lenehan either personally comprising
the firm OF f. T. Leuehan Co.. notified to present
the same TO the undersigned within six months from
this date they will be forever barred. All persons
indebted to said f. T. Lenehan to said firm OF f. T.
Lcnchan & Co., are notified to make prompt payment
of their accounts to the undersigned otherwise they
will be put in suit A. JAEGER
Executor of Win OF 7. T. Lenehan, deceased.
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Bn AutI,uritn.
COLLECTOR Generals OFFICE.
DrrArTrrvT or FnA~cr.

tn accordance With an Act to Regulate the Currency
approved Juy 18th 1854, notice IL hereby given that
Tor ziy dys from this date silver coins Of all demo
mnatious, excepting silver coins Of the Hawaiian
Kingdom and Of the United States, will be received
atiho Treasury their nominal value In exchange for
Hawaiian Coins at their nominal value.
Section ofthc Currency Act also provides that from
and after December lei 1881 gold and silver coins
other than The Of The United State. and the Ha-
waiau Kingdom shall be received In the Treasury at
not exceeding their bullion value for Govern
mrut dues, duties and tHEc-.
JNO. NJ KAPENA
1921 Of. Minister Of Finance
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y ANNOitl1ANNE With "A row
er o. sale contained IN certain mortgage made by
fahupiula TO Chas. r. Bishop dated tie a6th dav IL
september loia recorded In Thor 81 page &C. Notice
- hereby given that said morigagce Intends TO fore
close said mortgage. for condition broken and mon
said foreclosure will sell At public auction atthe se
rooms Of y 7. Adams In Honolulu, ON MONDAY Inc
81 Jay OF sEfIEMBEH. 1871, at ~ m Of said day
VIC premises described In said mortgage a. below sp
clned Further particulars can be had of W. r. Castle
Attorney at Law.
CHAS. II. BSHOP Mortengec
Premises 70 be sold are situate In Waikcie Eva and
consist Of tract N SUO acre Of fne Kao land contain
lng also spring, set forth m Royal Patent s68 10
kalauao. tO5f n
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BRADsTREET's, by recent figures, shows that the
consumption of liquor in the United States has
lar outstripped the growth of population. The
number of gallons of liquor consumed yearly has
increased as follows: 1870 II 900 600; 1850 1900
90: 1850, 302,000000; 1870 29S,OO0O0O; 1880, $685.
On,OOO; 1888, Cos, 000,00U While the population
has only trebed in the last forty years, the con-
sumption of liquor is nearly ten times greater than
1t was IN $40. and the amount of money expended
m its purchase shows still greater increase. The
annual expenditure for liquor now exceeds $780,
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GOVERNMENT LOAN

UETNT.l MENI OF FINNNIE,
H0yOLrLU. Aug. 18th, 1882.
Nuirr De- hereby gwen that applications for any
portion IF the NEW GOVERNMENT LOAN up 10
$500. OoO-vi now be- received at the Treasury; the
c OF interest BE- fixed az 49, Six per cent per annum
payable semi annually and the Bond- are exempt from
aII Government Taxes whatsoever.
JNO. NJ. kAPENA.
L--- Mini-fnr Of EInunr..
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Executrix's Notice !

THE UNDERSIGNED, EXECU-
trix Of the Estate Of Peter A. Costa late Of Homo
iulu, deceased, hereby gives notice to all persons
having claims against said Estate present the same
duly authenticated at her residence, Emma street,
Honolulu within six months from the date hereof or
they Will be forever barred and all persons indebted
70 SAID Estate are requested TO make immediate pay
mcnt 10 the undersigned. MRS. ANNA COSTA,
Exeeutrix.
li0UOlulu Auuugt f0Y. -
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Executors Notice !

fINHE UNDERSIGNED, EXECU-
l. tor Of the Will of Mr.. W. wENNER Of Honolulu.
deceas ed, notifies all persons having claims against
the SAID estate TO present the duly authenticated
with proper vouchers, whether secured by mortgage
date, or they will be forever barred Notice is also
hereby given that / have this day dcputized W. C..
GTcg to collect all monies due the above Estate
II. z. MCINTYRE,
Executor Of viii Of VIM Wennsr
Honolulu August 18th 1881 I'm tttpi
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have done thus and so, because of any act
or omission on the part of the Indepen-
dents. They have acted as they have be
cause Il was in furtherance of their indi-
vidual profit and wishes.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-09-10

The British Government has concluded to give
up the attempt to reach Khartoum via Suakim.
The relief expedition will proceed up the Nile in
steamers under command of General Wellesley.
vigorous preparations are being made. This dis
poses of the story that General Gordon is at Khar-
toum without authority from the English Govern
ment.
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Schooner Ashore at Waia1ua.

The schooner EhnSui, trading between this. port
and Waialua, Oahu, went ashore at the latter
place, at O'Clock yesterday afternoon; the sea IS
breaking over her and it is feared she viii be a
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ItETAIL-IIAMNII-

2 AWafIas l'aHu. MakAwau
~ Akamukui, hamalpu. MrIukuf
7 sun ~hun llai, Lnhaina
i9 ION Kong, Waikiki
= Ahu.li a hcpUikai, Wailuku
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Mortgages Notice of Intention to FOreclOse

N OAANA1 10 hEltEBl CIV EN-
~ mat pursuant To- power Of sale contained in a
~ halei X oi Hccia, koonupoko Island Of Oahu 10
Mrs Maria King Of koakca, Island Of Moolai o. r.
cord in the Oficc Of the Registrar Of Convcvnuecs In
libcf ~, ON pages - and o. and for breach on the
conditions In said mortgage deed contained within.
non.payment Of interest, that al and singular me
lands tenements Eercdiinments In said mortgage deed
nameu ana described VIII, after the time limited bv
law De sold az Public Auction account OF th hrca
OF the conditions as hcfeinbefore mentioned.
The property in said mortgage described being situ
ate at Moaken kapauhin. In said Island OF Woiolai
and more particularly described in Royal Patent No
rOOds - pcrches ''
Dated Honolulu, August 18th 1851
MRS. MARIA KING. .
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THERE is to be fresh Arctic Expedition. The
money has been subscribed and Engineer Melville
of the yea,s,et,e expedition is to have command.
The object is to settle the question of the open
SO much but the relief expedition that will top up
the expenses,
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DR.. wHITNEY's DENTAL ROOMS
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We hear that the Mother superior of the order
III charge of the leper asylum at Kakaako was
asked by the Minister of oreign Affairs to go to
Moloksl to distribute the clothes and other pres
ents TO the lepers, which hsfye been bought with
the funds obtained at the recent fair and enter
tanment. The request was an extremely unkind
one The Mother Superior is frightful sufferer
from 5easlckness, and though size never hesitates
TO encounter any personal discomfort or danger
when good can come of her facing it, where there
Is no particular good TO be gained, it is needless
cruelty TO ask this estImable lady TO face what is
been expressed among her friends upon the sub
lect ANY trustworthy persOn could of course do
the work.
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NOTES.

REroRIs from the Soudan arc encouraging, but
they are no more releliable than usual. General
Gordon is stated TO be not only personally safe
and able to hold his own, but TO assume the ag-
IRE
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Nrm advertisements.
Dissolution of Co-Partnerghin

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERE
l. toforc existing between G. Engng and Charles
smith, doing business in this city under the firm name
Of Engling smith, is hereby mutually dissolved The
business will be continued by Charles Smith who as
sumcs all liabilities and Will collect all outstanding
accounts. G.. ENGLING,
CHARLES SMITH
Honolulu, Aug. eth. 1851 fOlJ
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4 q Co, Incorporated, asslgnees Of certain mort
gagr DEED given By All Fat otherwise known a. Apa
20 Rose dated August 18Th. fsD Of record In ber
~ ioos l--ls hereby give notice that in accordance
with power OF sale contained in said mortgage they
ntend TO foreciose the same for condition broken 70
s non-payment o. the debt secured thereby and also
gage In workmaniike manner and after the time
limited by law viii sell AZ public auction In Honolulu
ah the property covered by said mortgage the aame
being lease Of 100 acres Of land Luluku Kaneohe
Oahu made by Charles G. Harris to said Apa Tor the
term OF 10 years, dated June ist l870 Of record IN r
81 folio L. and crops buildings live stock tools and
Improvements thereon. The equity Of redcmution N
said mortgage having been sold By said An F1t n A
sing who has assumed the payment OF the anne -
4. BREWER 4 Co.
Honolulu, Sept Sd, 1871. '--' - : ''j ioss
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M0Ttgagss,s Notice Of Foreclosure & of Sale.

HNIIE UNDERSIGNE ED, JOHN BUR
ROW, hereby gives notice that in accordance vita
power Of sale contained in certain mortgage deed
Malterne her husband dated Sept eDih A. d. 1ssj Of
record in the Hawaiian Registry Of Deeds in ber 81
fOos 4sl-el, he intends to f0reelose said mortgage
for condition broken, to wit-f0r n0n-paym emf OF
interest upon the debt secured thereby and after the
expiration Of the time limited BY law will ell AZ pui
lie auction al the salesrooms Of Lyons Lever anc.
tioneers in Honolulu al o. The premises conveyed BY
said MORTGAGE VIZ; All Of that parcel Of land on
bounds In said mortgage containing an area u 3iIO0
OF an acre, being portion % ApaLa O. r. p 5ls L. q
a. - 10 knnaSmoa no kanohai, conveyed 10 aid
Maggie p. Malterne BY deed OF Kapaloio dated June
I'D, 1882 Of record in iiber 50 folio iG7
JOHN BURROW
By his Attorney in fact W. e. Peaeoek.
Honolulu Sept. sth, 1856 iesss 2,
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MOrtgagee's Notice Of Foreclosure & of Sale.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH \ pow
Il Of sale contained In certain mortgage made BY
Nlpua TO Augustus vernon dated the 18th day OF Aug
ust 1851 recorded in liber ST. page rs; notice s here
BY given that said MORTGAGE Intends 10 fureclosc said
mortgage, for condition broken aud upon said fore
closure will sell at public suction the salcsrooms Of
p Adams in Honolulu, on MONDAY, the .9th day OF
September, ISL T. NJ 10 said day the premises de
scribed In said mortgage AZ below specified.
Further particulars be had % W X Castle At
torney at Law. AUGUSTUS VERNON,
Mortgage.
Premises 70 be sold situated In Kaihi Oahu set
forth in X. p. 661, L. G.. A. 1871 and fJsl Luak
containing area OF 1881 n house lot and GOOD
kalo land under good cultivation. lOl5 4f
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Mortgages Notice Of Foreclosure 4 Of Sale.

/ ~ ACOOIOAN0E W III \ BOM-
\ e. % sale contained in a certain mortgage made by
hahanu 70 El Gordon. dated the 18th day Of Janu-
ary lb, recorded in ber = page ii6 notice hereby
given that said mortgage intends to iorrcosc said
mortgage, FOR condition broken, and upon said fore
sl9sare VIII sell al public auction a The salcsrooms Of
september, i at u NJ. Of said day the premises de-
scrtbed In said mortgage a. below specified
Further particulars can Be had ~ W X Castle, At
toruey al Law. ELI GORDON
Morigagee.
Premises be sold Situated In Kaiihi. set forth
In r. P, ~ 20 Naihc-i taro patches and house lot
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9alraiialr 0azette.
EST MoDus IN REDUs.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. 1884
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Notice to Creditors /!

THE UNDERSIGNED GIVE NO
tiee that they have been appointed Administrators
Oahu, deceased all persons having any claims against
sad estate are notified that they present the
uuy yerlhed and with proper vouchers to the under
signed az the Office Of Ed. HoHschlaeger Il Co. within
six 6 months from the publication Of this notice or
they viii be forever barred; and all persons owing
salu estate are requested to make immediate payment
PHIL. OPFERGELT,
JOS. LYMAN.
Administrators Estate Tong kim
Honoinln. September 1st 1851. il,l n
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MOrigngec's Notice Of Foreclosure 8 Of Sale.

IT N lNNINTINIFlNl y z II " T It y = T = y
er Of sale contained In certain mortgage made by
Kae Kekahili 70 G Lnwrey dated the "a day Of Feb
ruary iSsl recorded In hbcr - page ~; notice is
hereby given that said mortgage intends % forecosr
said mortgage. for condition broken. and upon said
u P Adams in Honoulu. on MONDAY. The e4th day
Of September. 1881 a. T. N. Of said day. tht premises
described in said mortgage a. below specified
Further particulars can be had Of W Castle, At
torney al Law. FRED. e. LOWREY,
Mortgage.
Premises 10 he sold are situated IN Waikele, Eva.
Oahu forth in r. r. q Is L. G. a. 1911 TO kekualii
Liz ~ 1000. iu-1 O.
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- IhEm II OOOhl Of IIiE HA-
- waiian Islands. In Probate. In the matter OF
the Estate Of CHAhLES T. DILLINGHAM;, late Of
Honolulu, deceased. AT Chambers before Mr. Justice
Austin.
On reading and filing the petition aud accounts Of g.
f. Dillingham; and 5. L. Dillingham;, OF Honolulu Ad
ministrai0rs Of the Estate Of Charles T. Dillingham;
late OF Honolulu deceased wherein they ask TO be al
lowed 60 JI2i, and charge themselves with s6.gI a.
and ask that the may be examined and approved
and that final order may be made OF distribution OF
the property remaining in their hands 10 the persons
thereto entitled and dischasing them and their sure
ties from all further responsibility such Adminis-
traitors.
II is ordered, that THURSDAY the 9th day October
A. D. 1881, at 10 o'clock A. 81, before the said
Justice, at Chambers. in the Court House al
Honolulu, be and the hereby j. appointed a. the
time and place for hearing said petition and accounts
and that all persons Interested may then and there ap
pear and show canse, II any they have why the same
should not be granted and may present evidence
to who entitled TO said property And that this
order, in the English language, be published in the
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE a newspaper printed and pub
lshed in Honolulu for three successive weeks previous
TO the time therein appointed for said hearing
Dated at Honolulu, III, this 9th day Sept A. d 1881
BENZ. H. AUSTIN.
Attest: Justice supreme Court.
HEsHT SMITH. Deputy Clerk. los
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The Adro4iscr has an abusive article
upon the Rev. Z. g. Beckwith That OF
course is not surprising, for the Govern
ment Organ is always traducing the good
and honorable. Mr.. Beckwith may con
slider himself fortunate that he is blamed
and not praised by the organ"
One remark OF the -idCoriscr needs ref1-
tation, and that is with regard to " the
streets of this city being remarkably free
from drunken men" Let any one go
along Nuuanu street at night. Let any
one go through Palama of Sunday and
he will see for himself how utterly untrue
the r. G. l. statement IS To those of us
who have known the islands for the last
fifteen or twenty years past, the fact Is
patent that drunkenness Is very much on
the increase.
UNDER the heading about Immigra-
ton" the government organ devotes two
thirds of column to an attempt to arouse
a religious hostility between the Roman
Catholics and the members OF Fort street
Church. That this Is government card"
We have long known, the thin end of the
wedge appeared IN some of the speeches
Of the Minister OF Foreign Affairs in the
Legislature. but the bald statement of it
was reserved for the after session cam
paign: and it was only the other day that
a worthy member OF the Roman Catholic
body informed us that the attempt was
being made, but that it would be failure
as the Roman Catholic Church was not
going to be used as a card IN the hand of
a sharper.
No antagonism. such as the p. c. 1. shad-
ows forth. exists between the two religious
bodies referred to. Each does It's own pc
culiar work and does it well That in
both bodies there may be few narrow
minds, Is doubtless true. but that the mass
of the people composing them IS animated
by any fanatic spirit, or that Fort street
Church has the same affection for Roman
Catholics that Satan is supposed to enter
tain for Holy water" as the Ad5e7iser
charges. Is base SANDER.
1t is by no means the members Of Fort
street Church only who are DESTROYS of
getting Japanese Immigrants: if the
planters were polled it would be found
that men of many varieties of creed are
anxious for them. and their object is the
same. economy. On the other hand we
huVM VI 6tNtldl Eeutitutu tOllutCNbu VIII
Fort street Church, whose plantations are
in such n position that Portuguese laber
suits them. We know that they are glad
that their laborers should have the minis
trations Of a priest of their religion. and
that they have given their money towards
the erection of suitable places OF worship.
Those who know Waikiki know how
highly esteemed Father Leonore was by
men of all creeds Father Sylvester on
Kauai, had the respect Of all shades Of
religious opinion
The charge Of the government organ is
most unjust II is hardly worth noticing,
because charge so baseless must neces-
sarily fall to the ground, but still pro
test against such unfairness ought to be
made. and we make il the more readily as
we are In no way connected with the reli
gious body that has been maligned.
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~ g ~ sle contained IN certain mortgage made bv
~ =; hionia 20 " ~ Scott dated the ID dly n Orfo-
per- ~ recorded in liber - page sf Notice l. here
" ztth mat said mortgage intends f1ecose sad
iuf eounitlpm broken. aud upon said fore
95u,sfe viii sell e public luctiou thc .aesr0oms or
= =. Adams ~ Honaulu, on MONDAY. fhe nd d1y u
otPtember 1871, al II M % -did Day the premises de-
se5iDeq Ia said mortgage a. below specified.
Further particalars can be- had Of Vs. H. Castle. AZ.
torncY a. Law. NJ d. SCOTT Worfos.,ee
Premises 70 be sold situated IN Waikfki ana con
sist OF iu1 Of acre 81 very Gne Kllo iard ~eit
Matcrcd and cultivated. being The same descrheJ H.,
Royal raient ii' 70 humlhea- is,fit