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EpEun GkzETrz--=fn the .GAzETIE Of 10Th inst
yu1 refer % LEASES Of Government PROPERTY. .
II Tins connection you will please remember the
rrTurt q The Minister Of Interior 20 the Ieris-
lHirH Assembly in answer TO the resolution Of the
Huacrzhle ]. i DuEseit, from which il appeared,
th.i mlsi q the leases granted by Government
fruu 1S62 30 lsS4 roidable, they being issued
NJ ucoorlinc 10 lau. uuou ADVERTISEMENT and sub
- 1en s1le a. public suction, but privaieiy tas IL
siraned the Minister OF Interior acting under in
HFirnfiun OF by command from other parties
Leases sre willingly granted to natives; but to the
white-akinned HaE allan, that are not known to
hr 7 -zucurd7 with the present Government
ruti-y. e whc do not claoose % come down upon
her mnuurbones and chant "1e Gibson land
nulrs,~ % sach Is only cold shoulder. A most
sEnhle ansEar may b had from the Minister Of
InlE-ior assuring the petitioners that their hrs-
M El1linrb wiIl Ependily be attended; but this
a d. nul OF dL Ihf peitun for leass Is laid
q rIa1 In some rigeonhole and there il may be
dtpuIited. until the last trumpet sounds. There
Il n doubt that Government likes money, that
lhsy irnut muneT and that they can squander il
Eurr. wh1n tkele Is opportunity to DO SO; it is
r11l { 7rr . l1xfty. that Government pruperty is
- lhorl heilr Leased * Is from policy and
I-l r1lics sthe autocratic principle Of Louis XIV
e ErzncE -Lieiat c'est moi Query: slow
El'1cl lnnEez is this farce going 20 lastgf
1arr trHly. -. A. HAorE-
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Following is the vote for the Presidential Ticke
Is it will be declared in Congress:
Tho Golden State" and City Election.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. sth

The count of the vote of this city was completed
as far as possible last night. Two precincts remain
from which no semi-ofiicial returns have been re-
ceived at all, the officers not having made any
transcript OF the talysheets prior to sealing them
mp with the ballots These precincts are the Fifth
of the Fortyfourth district and Ninth Of the Forty
eighth The figures from them cannot be obtained
until the official count is commenced by the Elee-
ton Commissioners Without them a total Of 49,
755 votes are counted. which show the following
results by majorities. The figures may be changed
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NOTICE.

An person. authorized by law to perform the mar
ri.gs ceremony in The kingdom, hereby informed
thai agrccabiy with The provisions Of an Act on the
subject. approved the 9Th Of August 1851, the
blank FORM necessary FOR making their quarterly Re
PORT. Of marriages the Hoard Of Edueatun. viii BE-
furnished ON application TO the Office OF the Board
". JAS. SMITH. Secretary.
Dent Of Education. Nov 10. lssL i0T 81
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FBoMal quarters the condition of France
financially Is reported as anything but
satisfactory. According to the London
EooH0aid the mere ordinary expenses of
the government for 1885 are hard to pro
vide for. The deficit in the railway guar
antee fund has amounted to 220OO.000
francs, and IN order to meet this and pro
vide for the ordinary expenses, balances
set apart for school purposes have had to
be diverted from their intended course.
But then there are the war expenses in
Madagascar, in Tonquin and China to pro
vide for, and these already mount up to a
very considerable sum
From this il Will be seen that France is
in no condition to spend her strength in
the struggle in China, and it appears
highly probable that she viii eagerly seize
the opportunity of coming to an amicable
settlement of her quarrel there. A war
without substantial results Is not likely to
satisfy the tickle French, and the Chinese
matter Is not sufficiently absorbing to keep
the people from looking after home affairs.
There is considerable discomfort in France
and it will be a matter Of no surprise to
Europe TO awake one morning and find
that the republic Is a thing of the past
Had the young Prince Imperial lived
now, undoubtedly, would have been his OPP
portunity: the Zulu assegai. however, cut
of the hopes of the Napoleonic line: it will
not be from the representatives of Imperi-
alism that the overthrow viii come. but it
is quite likely TO come from the represen-
tatives of Royalty.
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Notice BE- hereby siscu that L. T. Birkcrton NJ r
hohiuspu and NJ d. Monsauat have been appointed
CuHmissiensrs 10 make compensation for the taking
~ certain land and wafer tn tho Mak Valley for The
Hruoluu Water Works, in accordance with Chapter -
- IN Laws u Isl Az claims must be hlrd in &C.
Cu7itur- with snch notice ~ the said Commissioner.
shall Tshiish CnAs. 7. GULICK,
Minister Of Interior.
IufrFfHF One. a.
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Has an Office with Messrs. Bishop Co. corner of Ncr-
chant and Ksahumanu Streets and he will be pleased
to attend to any business entrusted to him 1Os 6m
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hErARrnENr oF INTERIoR.

TITNTLT % .F'TTTITI7T7I 1''7T' -
IuvarHAN Ar-rrs BsQ has been this day APP
pointed Commissioner Of Patents for the Hawaiian
I.,,nd. CHAs. 7. GULICK,
tn-r !. Minisier Of Interior.
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The fact that the Hawaiian Islands has
too many eggs in one basket. has been
thoroughly set before It during the past
few years, and proposal after proposal has
been made to put it on some broader basis,
but the ighi' Jdt'faa of great returns from
sugar has seized upon every young man
who comes here, and into that he will
plunge, no matter what the advice NAV be
which he can get We have a great belief
IN system Of small farms, and in spite of
the statement constantly made that there
Is no room for such, we every now and
then get Information from Planters that
the thing is feasible.
We are told that an attempt IS going to
be made in Hamalua next year. to settle
a number of Portuguese on the uplands
above th. cane belt, and that great hopes
are entertained of their being able to raise
horse feed. potatoes and other V tables.
Inc plantation to which we allube. suffers
however, IN common with other n ,ntations
IN the lack of roads, as things are now.
though the land is there. the produce can
not be brought down, save by pack ami
frlVate enterprise, may of course. do
much, but 1t seems as if Government aid
ought TO be given to the formation of
roads which are going to open up new
districts for the extension of our agricul-
tural products. Until these islands can
utilize large portion of their lands for
food and fodder products, we can never
hope to be solidly prosperous; we may be
ephemerally 50, we have been. but we are
Just now feeling the chilling blight of de
preston. A wise investor spreads his
money around, and nation should be like
an individual; it should not cast its all ON
the hazard of die. We have suggested
sorghum as profitable outlet in certain
parts OF the islands; we would now urge
the raising Of feed stuff for horses. which
Is perfectly practical It is with interest
that we look for the results from the Gin
chona and ramie, but the former is too ex-
pensive for the small cultivator: what we
want to see is the man who has saved a
few hundred dollars by thrift and industry.
marching ahead on the road to fortune.
and 1t is the paths which he ought to fol
low which should require our very close
attention.
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Bp antIluritp.
nEpARTMENr oF INTERIoR.

U0NULIIIl N0FfIIWTT IaTIIF ~
Fnfpsr November 18Th 1885,, being the anniversary
~ the recognition OF Hawaiian Independence By the
Governments Of Great Britain and francc. will be
observed az Public Holiday. and al public ofiec'
throughout the kingdom will be closed.
CHAs. 7. GULICK,
iug q Minister Of Interior.
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GOVERNMENT LoANt
2 alOaNlT
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,

ULIAIllNfNI OF FINANNE,
HoNoLUIu, Aug. 18th, isss
Notice Be- hereby given that applications for any
Puriiou Of the NEW GOVERNMENT LOAN M to
eSoo-Oeo-wil nov De received At the Treasury: the
nate Of interest Il dxed At 90 Six per cent PEI annum
PAYABLE ulli, and the Bonds arr exempt from
Al sovcrnrieut Taxrs uhaisoevcr.
JNo. N. kAPENA.
~ Minister Of FinanCu
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THERE is, we understand. some difficulty
about the proper settling of Portuguese
on the cooperative system A gentleman
of large experience has told us that when
started in this way, the jealousy between
themselves, the fear that one or other of
them Will overreach the rest, and the lack
OF commanding spirits among them, are
like to prevent the successful application
OF the cooperative system. We think.
however, that he entirely underestimate
the Portuguese, or has been unfortunate
in the specimens he has come across. We
have seen a good deal of the Portuguese
here, and our opinion Is that if matters
are properly explained to them, they will
readily fall in with cooperative work
They must however, thoroughly under
stand what their duties and responsible
tiles are, and all dealings with them should
be conducted through head man chosen
by themselves and approved Of by the cap
ltallst. That there are such men. in whom
both parties will have confidence. we feel
assured. The Portuguese, with their large
families, all of whom are reared to indus
try from an early age, are Just the people
to undertake cooperative planting As
time runs along and the second generation
springs up, we shall most likely find among
them some of our most pushing young
men. III we can attach them to the home
steads and the soil, we shall have done n
good thing for the future of the Islands.
Even in the short time that the Portu-
guese have been here it is remarkable how
many have raised themselves from the
condition of mere laborers to that of higher
grades
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frual advertisements.

CUPREME COURT or THE M
~ wafian Islands. In Probate-In the matter n ~
Esiate Of ROBERT MCLEAN. minor. Order - ~.
cause on APPLICATION Of Guardian fer order 81 49,
on reading and filing fhc petition o. Robert ca, .,
Honolulu guardian Of the person and Property 81 ~,
minor praying Tor an order Of saic ol certain r1,i ~
tate situate School street in said Honolulu beio~-
ing 10 aid ward and setting forth certain LEGAL r,eS
vrfv such real estate shoud be sold.
nj IL hereby ordered that the next Of Kin Of the 49,,
ward and al persons interested Ia the said eslrt. al
pear before this Court on FRIDAY. the f9ih ds~ n
December A d. 1884. af 10 o'clock M. 1t Tho f,--.
Room OF this Court, In Honolulu then and fhrrs H.
show eause why order should NOT be granted To- A.
sale Of such estate
And Il is further ordered that copy o. this order h.
Published az least three successive weeks tffnr u,
aid dag Of hearing. in the HtwkuAN GAxrrrr ns,-s
uaper published IN said Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu, II. l., November a1d. 1884,
A. n. JUDD,
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E. p. ADAMS,
Auct'r.
Special Notifies.
Mr.. w. C. PARKE
MR. ~. =. AILEN-

Has an Office Messrs. Bishop It Co.'S Bank, corner
Merchant and Kaahumanu SITS, and will be happy to
attend to any business entrusted to his care 1856 Cm
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Stamped EnYeIones

or THE ORGANISATIONS OF
" 1. ?, 4, aud 10 Cents can be purchased n The
Postonce in any quantity from one 10 one fhousand
Enveopes- Persons residing the other Islands can
prd foreign reply cards. f1G
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Honolulu, Sept. 18th, 1881
C. Q; BERGER. Esq.,, ;

DEAR sR:-l take pleasure in adding my testimony
to the many in favor Of the MAcSEALE Il URBAN SAFE
The one purchased Of you some time ago for my
store at Lahana, passed through the disastrous fire on
the 18th inst, and opening the same without any
trouble with the Combination found that il had pre-
served the contents books papers; also watch to
my entire satisfaction. Yours Truly.
1G29 3m A. s. CLEGHoRN.
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Execntor's Notire I

THE UNDERSIGNED, EXCEL
= Tor Of the viii Of Mr.. " WENNEI Of Honolulu.
leefiseu notine5 al persons hdring claima s~anst
SAID estate % present the duly authenticated
proper vouchers whether secured By mortgage or
othefNiact TO the undersigned within tx months fron
e1te or they viii be forever barred Notice n also
2leleepJ given nat have this day depdtized w. e.
vfcig 10 collect all monies due the above Estate
IT, Z. MCINTYRE,
. Executor Of VIII o. VIM Wenner
Honolulu, August isth 1884. sn t0s.
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Nrw advertisements.
NOTICE

ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, THE
~ HONOLULU ICE WORKS COMPANY, will de
liver ICE at AS Low RATES any other company
JOHN g. WILDER, Superintendent
Honolulu, Nov LIST. 1851 1854
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NOTICE !

A LII PERSONS FOUND TRES
"A passing on Lands belonging to- or in the occupa
ton Of the kAHUA RANCH, will be prosecuted. Any
persons wishing to remove their Cattle, can get an
order Monday in each week, from the undersigned
or his luna. No person will be allowed on the Kahua
Lands with Dogs. GEO. F. HOLMES.
kahua, hOhaa. Nov. 9TH. ISL.
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THE news that General Gordon was safe
up to October 4th, will be welcomed by his
many admirers all over the world. Gen
eral Wolsely is slowly pushing up the
Nile, and Gordon will apparently be able
10 hold out until help arrives. The ques
ton which now comes up is, what will take
place after the arrival of General Wolsely
at Khartoum? And that is question
which no one seems prepared to answer.
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Mult-isees
The premises % be sold are situated in Kan6eau,
District Of Pdhs 1sland Of Hawaii Described in Rovs
Patent No se and consist Of two pieces Of land con
taininEl W and y Acres respectively together with al
the improvements thereon.
Full particulars to be had Of D. n. Hitchcock. At
torneyattaw, HilO, Hawaii frif
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Notice of Intention to FOrsclOse Mortgage.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH A POW
Il cr Of sale contained in a certain mortgage made by
Apahu W. 70 Mrs. b Johnson dated the Dth day 81
July ISL recorded IN Liber 40 on pages fc2 and fOi
aud assigned 70 Sophia Feary.
Notice is hereby given that the said mortgasce in
tends 10 foreelose said mortgage for condition bokon
that nonpaymen OF note aud interest secured thereby
when due, and will sell AZ Public Auction at the sales.
room OF E. p. Adams. on SATURDAY the ID dav OF
January, ise1 AZ Il O'Clock noon, the following parcel
Of land conveyed BY said mortgages
All that piece Of land with building thereon situate
At keoncua, Honolulu, adjoining the residence OF Hon.
j. L D9Wsett, the same being the premises described
In Deed OF Kamaipclckane and J. J. Dowseti 10 aid
Apahu Of record on Book %, page fi6.
no., SOPHIA fEARY, Assignee q Mortgngu.
a. ROSA. Attorney for Mortgngec
Honolulu, November 18th, isSf in7 a.
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We do not think that latter the regatta
every one was tired" and we do not for
moment suppose that was the reason with
our prominent people, whose absence from
the Kings reception the Government Or
gan bewails in such lugubrious terms.
Broadly and squarely stated the prominent
and deeply mourned" ones did not choose
10 go. II his Majesty chooses to surround
himself with such class Of men as "the
high officials OF the Realm who patiently
stood round him during the reception"
he must expect that only such as are Off
cially obliged, will present themselves on
such occasions We cannot remember
any wall any 'heart rending cry such
as this moan of the p. c. l. having any
reason to be put forth by the Government
Organ in the days of Kamehameha V, Lu
nalilo. or during the early part OF the reign
of the present King. The reason IS not
far 10 seek, a community may be forced
10 accept as its executive officers men
whom it despises and socially ostracizes,
but it cannot be forced into showing the
slightest courtesy to them
One word more, after such tiasco as
that reception the other evening, the less
said the soonest mended 1t was the p c.
A. suggestor. smarting under the failure
of what he thought pretty plan for get
ting up show of loyalty. who has drag
ged the matter before the public and has
caused this washing of soiled clothes to
be performed where all eyes can see it.
His taste was decidedly bad; the King
may well say save me from such friend"
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7Bsi5d Ho0oiaIa, i. l., November ~. ~
Attest: Chief Justice q the supreme Court.
HESEr srrrB. Dcruiy Clerk io17 a
COURT on me- -

SUPREME COURT OF THE HA-
- waiian Islands In Prubaic.--fu no matter n
the Estatc ofANTONIO MANUEL. Of flunoluin fi,k-
DECEASED. AZ Chambers before Mr.. Justice AusfIn
On reading and ding the petition and nccouniH Of
W. {. Parkc, administrator with fhf will rnnex ~
the estate Of Antonio Manuel late Of Honolulu O.bu
deceased, wherein he asks 10 Be allowed ss<g5f ann
cuarse- uihirtiI IN ei-N, ana l-td mat the
may be examined and approved and that final order
may Be made % distribution % the property remain
ing In his hands 10 the persons thereto entitled and
discharging him and his surciics from an fnrfher
responsibility such administrator.
II is ordered. that MONDAY. TIC 18th day ofDerru
Der, A. D. 1881, 1t ten O'Clock before sand Chief
Justice AZ Chambers In the Court House Honolulu
be and the same hereby is appointed the time ana
place for hearing aid petition and iccounts and that
al persons interested may then and there appear and
show causu u aly thcy have why the same should not
be granted And that this order. In the Enriish and
Hawaiian languages, BE- Published IN the Hkwkutv
1AzErTE and hnotoe newspapers printed and pub
shed in Honolulu for three successive weeks pFrvo.
to the time therein appointed for said hearing.
Dated a. Honolulu, n. T.. this 9TH day of Nov A ID
1881 DEM. IT. AUSTIN
Attest: Jnstire supreme Court
VTrrr ffI,-.
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nished Rooms be had by an early app lication at
C9ss) NO. A GARDEN LANE
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HONOLULU, Aug. s5th, 1884.
c. o. BERGER, ESQ,
Agent Macneale & Urban Safes.
DEAR sR;-I take great pleasure in stating that the
IMAGINABLE Il URBAN SAFE I purchased from YOU and
which went through the late disastrous fire in my
store, came out to my entire satisfaction | opened
the same on the combination and found all its contents
in perfect condition. Yours Truly
1925 p. A MAS
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DlVI ~ HlnOuIu. u T. TlI6 9th d1T Ucf a U I'M
BENZ. II. AUSTIN
Attest: Justice Supreme Court
HEsEY sHrTH, Deputy Clerk i5rsi
CUPREME COITRT IN TTIF n

SUPREME COURT OF THE HA-
- waiian Islands.-In Probate. In the matter Of
The Estate Of HENRY. MAY. late Of Honolulu. de-.
ceased order appointing time FOR Probate or WIN
ana directing publication Of notice Of same
document purporting to be the last VIII and tesla.
men OF Henry May, OF Honolulu. deceased having I'm
me pm Gay OF October, A. D. 1884, been presented 10
sald PROBATE Court, and a petition FOR the Probate
ereg ana Tor the Issuance Of letters tcstarcnta 10
Tom May and Peter &. JJnes Dr. having lrrr Az. hv
sara Tom May and Peter q. Jones Jr
~ is hereby ordered, that MONDAY he fgth dav
~ Sanuaty AID is5 a 10 o'clock an. Of said day Al
Sgurt room Of said Court. Al Honolulu one oil The
hsNellan Islands be, and the came = hereby ap-
pointed the time for proving said will nud hearing
sald application when and where any person interested
may appear and contest the said will and the rrnrtin
Of letters testamentary.
Is further ordered, that notice thereof be given By
pubncauon- Tor fourteen successive weeks in lac IA
in Honolulu. f-'i''N
And i ls further ordered that citations be issued 10
NE subscribing witnesses 10 said will and 10 the brrs
l ne testaor In their places Of residence 90 far A.
AhyNu 70 appear aud contest the probate Of aid will
~ INC Tune appointed and that IN the meantime etfrrs
o ,enpofay administration DC Issue 70 said Tom NAV
anu r. y Jones, Jr, upon their ding their oiut and
lars. 80 '''71nt "''
Dated Honolulu. II. l., Oct. 9Th fssi
Aftcst UENJ IN AfrgTrv
hANhf sAiIh, Justice Of supreme Court
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'e''eNN = -'oNAeN " = VA0NAVouA0 y Vi calt
IN ACCORDANCE WITH A POW
y g Of sale contained in certain mortgage made By
b Manoa and Nahau his wife Of Puma Hawaii to VIM
L. Rose, dated the 9Th day Of October A. ID. isl and
recorded 2ber ~, PIP A.. fs and 90 notice Il hereby
given thatosaid mortgager intends 20 forclosu said
mortgage for condition broken, and upon said fore
closure will sell % public auction the Once Of d. n
HitQirock In Hilo, on SATURDAY, the 18th day of
NOVEMBER. 1884, nj Il NJ, the promises described In
the said mortgage a. below specified.
(signcd) WIN. L. ROSE.
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Mortgages Notice OfIntentiOn to ForeclOse
NOTICE Is Hereby GIVEN

n
~ that pursuant 70 powers OF sale contained In
three certain mortgage deeds to wit: ist mortgage
made BY M9eEt K Kanaiakea Of Honolulu. bland Of
pany Limited dated The SIN day OF August fsts and
recorded in liber s. on foos iSff2 and assigned 10
Alexander ~ cartwright Of said Honolulu by deed Of
Assignment dated the e7th day Of June isf and r..
corded In hbor s. folios 2f6 and 2f7 md MORTGAGE
made BY said Albert K, Kunuakca TO said Alexander
corded In ibcr ", folio 2Ji Bird mortgage made br
SAID Albert \ hunulakea 70 said Alexander T. Cart
wright dated me 18th Of March 1855, and recorded In
nner ~ iOiioa mn and Tor breaches OF the condi
tions in said mortgage deeds contained that all and
singular the lands, tcnemeuts and hcreditaments In
said mortgage deeds contained and described will affer
the time limited by law be sold al public auction on
account Of the breaches Of the conditions a. heronbc
fore mentioned.
The property In said several mortrarcs descri,,-t
being as follows: ist-Ahupuaa OF kukuau situate In
Hilo, Island OF Hawaii. aud more parficnisrlV de-
serihed IN Royal Patent No 1866, L. G Award No s5l5
Mala and Pnako In Lahaina, fsiand Of ifgui beine
Apanas l. and Of Royal Patent No. sal Lee Award
No 5foi, area acres. rO0ds and % rods lrd-Land
situate az Luakaha Nuunnu Valley In saId leland m
OAHU described in Royal Patent No. 676, L. C. Award
no; 9l9 area 81 acres; ith-Ahupuaa Of Laini. d.
Waiaka- situate in K0haa, Island Of Hawaii and De.
eerlbed IN Royal Patent No. 1GG2 6-Ahuuuna ~
Pahoehoe situate In Kgna Island Of Hawaii and de.
setibed In Royal Patent No 1858 7th-Land Of Kapu-
akea described in Royal Patent No. 6777 L. C. Award
no $50. sth-Land % Maunakui, situate In Lahaina
Island Of Maui, Royal Patent No. 6T77. L. C. Award
land Of Mani anG more particularly described In T. G.
Award No $50. i0th--Ahnpuaa OF Puunon. de-
serbed In Royal Patent No. 1907, L. Z Award No s5i5
iith-Land at Wailuku Island Of Mani known as owe
described in Royal Patent No. 2f55. fzfh-Iand nj
iamaknaloa, Island Of Mari, known as the Ahupula
Halehaku, Royal Patent No. 1865. L. C. Award si5
ljth-Land Of Puhala, Island Of Molokai. fath-Prrm
tses known as kuaihelaui in said Honolnlu. L. G.
ses in Nuuanu valley Honolulu Rovsi Patent No n
Dated Honolulu, November 9Th. 1854
ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT,
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Balraiialr Q5azette.


WEnEEsDAY, NOYEMBER %. lssl.
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CIRCUIT- COURT, THIRD JUDE
~ cial District Hawaiian Islands. In PrShafr In
the matter % the Estate Of K PAULO % Hio Hawaii
deceased
On reading and ding the petition Of j. $ Kslana
the Executor Of the will Of X. Pauio, OF ilo Hawaii
deceased wherein ne asks that his accounts may be
OF distribution Of the property remaining In his hands
TO the persons thereto entitled. and dschar-ing hin
Executor.
II Is ordered that WEDNESDAY. the f7th dny Of
December A. ID. 1884, In the Court Housc AZ Hilo h.
and hereby s appointed the time and place for hear
ing said petition and accounts and any Objections that
may be offered thcred thereto. p. =. LYMAN
Clrcult Judge
1Iii0 Hawaii Nov fuf5f