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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-25
HOLSTER & Co.
Notice to Creditors.
Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure 4 of Sale

Mortgagee's Notice of Foreclosure & of Sale.
IL ACCORDANCE WITH A pow
IL or of sale contained in certain mortgage made by
W Jones TO Mary Hall, assigned to Philip Butef)
dated the 18th day Of September 1880 recorded in iber
o. page 30 Notice Is hereby given that said mortga
gee intends TO fOreclOse said mortgage for condition
broken. and upon said foreclosure will sell at public
auction at the salesroom Of p Adams in Honolulu
on MONDAY, the 18th day OF July, 1885,, At u NJ Of
ald day, the premises described in said mortgage az
below specified. Farther particulars be had Of W
r. Castle, AttOrucy-atLaw. PHILIP BUTLER,
Assignee Of Mortgage
Premises to be sold situated in wainiha and
Haena, Island Of Kauai, aud consist Of C) 4 shares
out OF about 30 in the magnificent Ahupuaa Of Waini
ha Kauai. containing kao and kula and inexhaustable
wood land. (s) % acres OF valuable land in Name
covered with fine vineyaFS and olive orchard. 1913
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-25
lonolulH. n. l.. June 10Th, A. ID. fssi
L. MeCULLY.
n THE PROBATE COURT OF

IN TIE PRDBATF COIJRT M
the Fourth Judicial Circuit ofthe Hawaiian Tsisnf-
In the matter Of the Estate ~ WILLIAM iiODQF
late OF Maniha, Kauai, deceased Ordcrfo show ean9-
Real Estate.
On reading and ding the petition Of James u. CAB
son Administrator Of the Estate Of William ffoir-
ate Of Wainlha, Island Of kanai deceased. pr1Tirr
Tor an order q sale u certain real estate beongn n
'ald deceased, situate Al Pawaa Honoiulu Oahu md
settling forth certain legal Why such real esfs-
shoud BE- sold.
II Is hereby ordered that the next Of kin Of the aid
decedent and all persons interested In the ssd estate
appear before this Court on WEDNESDAY the fgfh
day OF July a d. is8f a 20 o'clock m AZ the Court
Room Of this Court, In Koou then and there 10 sho
Of such estate
And Il & further orered that copy Of ,his order be
published AZ least three successive weeks Aefore t
said day OF hearing In the uAwAuAN gsrkrrr 4 vyeof-
y Newspaper printed and puhiished IN Honolulu
Dated At koloa. Kauai, II. T., June I3ih 1854
JACOB HARDY
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-25

HoNoLrLu, Feby. 18th, 1881.
MEssRs ii. HAcKFELD Co., HoSoLULU,
DEAR Sms:-I hereby beg to tender MY SINGER,
thanks for the immediate liberal settlement Of the los,
sustained through the destruction by Gre Of my plact
Of business in kohaia during the night OF the 18th nst
consider it my duty 10 recommend the In suranc,
Company for which you the Agents to all parte,
DESTROYS OF protecting THEN property BY Insurance
am, Dear Sirs, Respectfully You're
DIS I'm (Signed) GEO. SANDERMAN.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-25
BANKING NOTICE

The undersigned have formed Co-PartnershiT
under the firm name Of SpFeckels a Co., fol
the purpose Of carrying ON General Banking and Ex
change Business at Honolulu and such other places IN
the Hawaiian Kingdom as may be deemed advisable
(Signed) CLAUS SPRECKELS,
WM. 9: IRWIN,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-25

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE.
HoSoLuLu, Aug. 18th, iss2.
NVtiue b. hereby given that application. for any
portion Of the NEW GOVERNMENT LOAN ~ to
eaoe.uao-wti nov be received a. the Treasury: The
rate Of interest nzcd At co. SIX per per annum
payable -ei annually and the lsonds are exempt from
all Gorrrument Taxer Whatsoever.
JNO. NJ. kAPENA, q
100 Minister of Fiuanre
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-25

Corpus Christi day was observed in due form
by the Roman Catholics Of Hilo on June Ii A
processioEl0f unusual length passed through the
streets. The numbers IN the procession were
largely increased over former years, in con
sequences Of the large influx Of Portueuese into
the surrounding plantations. There were two cano-
pies this year, one borno by the Portuguese, ana
one BY natives, and several large banners were in
the procession. At the head was the new Portu-
guese band which played a number Of beautiful
air
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-25

Too great praise cannot be given to interpreter
Wilcox for the able manner in which he has tran
slated during the long debate Of last week. His
readiness must be listened to IN order 70 be under
stood. Before member has fairly got to the end
Of period Mr.. Wilcox is translAting his words
and the translation runs on smoothly and quietly.
Nh. Luther Wilcox has certainly great gift The
mere physical strain must Be enormous.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING.
Il been appointed Temporary AdminIsfrafss n ~,
Estate q iobert ?. kulkah, late Of K1knih1alr ia
makna. Isand d Hawaii deceased. b. orI9- ~ ii--1
Charles = Hart Cirrut Judge Third 1ulrlni ni-1-Ii
hereby gives notice % al per.oua hrVi~- rf-i--.
aElinst The Estdie of Robert r. Kniltah I~.s7rI n,
pfesent ne same duly authenticated % he II
ginln ~ n2ntns from the date hereof o. her wa 81
- - make Immediate payment 20 ne M
esr-isheL RUFUS A. LYMAN
Temporary Admir- Esfafr rnhf n rnfta1l
flaunall hamakna. Hawaii. MaT ~ l.-L ull -
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SGamDed EuVe1ODeg

" IIiE DENOMINATION OF
~ 4. 2 = and 10 Cents can be purchased Al the
Rostoace In any quantity frum one 70 one thousand
Envelope Persons residing the other Islands can
and foreign reply cards. ioif
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-25

Amongst recent entertainments consequent OF
the arrival of the British and Swedish men-uf
war, may be noted a pleasant dance on the evening
Of the 18th, given by Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. H. Da
vies at their residence Craigside. On the 20ih
Admiral Lyons gave dance on board the Flag
H. Il. II. Prince Oscar, Duke of Cortland, Com
mOdore Lagcrberg, and large party as mentioned
elsewhere. On the 21st, Capt. Mist, R.N. and Mrs
Mist gave a dance for the junior officers of the
Squadron, in which Admiral Lyons and some Of
the Lieutenants took part. On the 22d, II. b. NJ
Commissioner and Mrs. Wodehouse entertained
the Admiral, Commodore Lagerberg, Prince Oscar
and party of ladies and gentleman at dinner
The English ships left yesterday forenoon fol
EsQuimalt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-25

The body of a man named Ford was found float
ing In the Salt Lake, Moanalua. 1t is supposed
that be committed soicide,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-25

Last Friday evening the SriftSure was brilliantly
illuminated with electric light In a moment the
mighty ship blazed into light blue lights flashing
out instantaneously at each yard arm and mast
head. A display was also given of the powerful
electric lights which were turned on the shore
lighting up every object distinctly
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-25

The 4drertise,'s Kohala correspondent in men
tioning the fact of the temporary visit TO his
native land Of Mr.. Roberts of the Puehuehu store
presumes 10 add, " he had but one blot on his fair
name-he correspondent for the GAZETTE" Mr..
Roberts never correspondent in so gross and unfair
strain as this, and is without any blot ON his
far name.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-25

The story which the Attorney General told on
Saturday on the floor of the House was too filthy
TO be reproduced by any newspaper here.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-25

The Honolulu Rifles" held their usual weekly
drill last evening at the Armory and the turnout Of
members was exceeding good in number. The
officers of the company painstaking in drill
matters and the corps promises to carry the
fapn in drill manouyres
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-25
Dated al hoioa' kauai, II. l., June l2ih. 1894
1913 b Circuit Jndrn Fourfh indleIa III No..
Mortgages Notice Of Foreclosure { ofsaIs

IN ACCORDANCE WITH A POW
er Of sale contained In certain mortgage mads by
Nahalama Polu 70 William Dean .lassrned 10 A u "a
PEEL dated the 9th day Of Novcmher i3sf rccor7i IL
hber 0l, page - Notice Is hereby given that aid
mortg1see intends n forecose said mortgage for con
public suction AZ the salesroom Of Adams In Hone
lulu on MONDAY, the 18Th day Of July. fs8l n h a.
OF said day the premises described In said mnrfrs-~
ls below speched Further particulars can be- had 81
X Castle Attorncy-atLaw- a. J. LOPEZ.
Premises 10 BE- sold situated 10 Kcmoo Ksmnrna-
nui W1alua Oahn and consist of s. acres Of ana pa
ure land, being the detfOrth In Grant - -
Keaiohi. decided 10 y. Poa. f1iI
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-25

The steam tug Pele is mentioned as probable
competitor in an ocean race of steam launches on
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-25

Daring the debate upon the Finance Commit
tees report, the Minister of Foreign Affairs
made copious notes.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-25

Old men, lettering round from rheumatism, kid
ney trouble or any weakness will be made almost
new by using Hop Bitters freely. Read adv.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-25
Attest' Chief Justice supreme Court
i0li HENET sssrH. Deputy Clerk


SUPREME COURT OF THE HA-
~ Waiian Islands. In Probatefn the matter OF prnof
Of the VIII OF GEORGE BfCKNELL, late Of Fanninr :
Island deceased. Order appointing time for probate
OF Will and directing publication Of notice Of the same
document pnrporting 70 be the last will and Tesla
ment Of George Blcknel deceased having on me igf
day Of June A. D. 1854 been presented 10 aid Prob.f
court aud petition for the probate thereof and sor
Bickneli and J. $. WIker, having been aed By VIM h
Castle.
~ Is hereby ordered that W EDNESDAY. the Ind dar
court room OF said court 81 Aoaui Hale In Iionolu-
Ia, be, and the same L. hereby appointed the time Tor
proving said VIII aud hearing said application, when
and where any person interested may appear and con-
test the said will and the granting o. letters tests
mentary.
Il s further ordered that notice thereof be given b.,
publication, for three successive weeks IN the HAWaf-
Honolulu. "
Dated Honolulu. II. L., June 10th. A. D. ISL
L. McCuLLY.
Justice Of the supreme Court.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-25

Plenty of bitter personalities in the House du-
ring the three days debate over the Finance Com
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-25

Minister Gulick has offered no explanation with
regard to his spending $139.9O for his telephones
for tro months, beyond saying it was a necessary
expenditure. On this line of argument the only
conclusion the public can come to is that the
money went to pay of a number of unpaid teIe-
phone bills. 1t is comfort the Minister is able
to get into proper financial basis again. Most
people have to pay for their own telephones which
are as much a luxury carriage and pair.
Some of these days there will be charge for
ministerial dinners
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-25

Y The Swedish Frigate Yauddis arrived on Friday
from Tahiti; on board is Prince Oscar of Goth
land. The TaRadis is making a tour of the world.
She has a scientific staff board, and on the re-
turn to Sweden the results will be published.
List of officers: Captain Commander, o. Lager
berg; Second Captain, H. Klintberg: Officer
in Navigation, Captain Nissen; Lieutenants, H. r.
H. Prince Oscar, N. Sundstrom, F. Carlson, Willie
Lyrsseu, g. Lagercrantz, G. L. Ulffe Second Lieu
tenants, w. Brennan, s. X. Nattoch Dag, FIR.
LeysOn, II. Won krusetiensrn, $. Lindman G. o.
Of ugglas; Surgeon, X. Rudberg; Assistant Sur
geon, o. Homer; Purser, l. E. Lagerholm; Chap
lain, ]. Kiellman-G oransOn; Passengers, H. F.
Ehrenberg X. H. Stolde O. G. Finemau.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-25

The Chinaman lie 0ng Cheu, who killed China
man at Nailea, Hilo, Hawaii, on Wednesday, June
llth, committed suicide in the Hilo jail, Thurs
day, the 18th inst, by hanging himself TO the
window bars with cord made from portion of
his clothing, thus cheating the hangman ont of a
Job.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-25

A RATHER unexpected result of our gold
crisis, as shown in the Report of the Fl
nance Committee, is that the transactions
OF our Money-orders with America, instead
of being a gain to the Postal Department.
as they are everywhere and ought al
ways TO be-has caused disbursement of
$1,6O2 for cost of exchange, from January
9TH, to May 10th, of the present year. and
since that period it has been contemplated.
from steamer to steamer, TO suspend the
transactions until better rates of exchange
could be procured. Now the foreign postal
oney-orders were adopted by the Gov
eminent as a special proof of their anxiety
for the wants and welfare of the poorer
classes, and specially for our mechanics
and laborers. Consequently the suppress
sion of these orders would be decided
blow on those very meritorious classes in
which the Government pretends to take
so much interest And certainly the facil-
tiles given by money-orders are such that
no community, which has once enjoyed
themwill ever submit to be deprived OF them
again. Consequently some measure must
be taken, and promptly, to assure the pub
lie that our money order communications
with America will not be suspended one
moment. Nay, they must even be extended
to greater number of foreign countries,
as it has been promised by our authorities,
and as remarkably patient public has
right to expect. And, in connection with
this question and with our gold troubles.
it has been said by men whose words are
worth being listened to, that one of the
best methods of preventing the Chinese
element of our population from draining
away our gold coins, and sending them to
China and consequently one of the most
eficacious ways of helping to keep gold in
these Islands would be in accordance
with the suggestion in Mr.. Marques re
port TO the then Postmaster General Ka-
pena, to open direct exchange of money
orders with Hong Kong, Cinnamon would
only be too glad TO avail themselves of the
convenience of these orders. instead of GO
ing to the bother and expense of exporting
the coin, as soon as they found that our
postal drafts would be paid to their cor
respondents in equivalent gold. And we
ought to have had these orders on China
months ago, rs no measure for keeping
gold here ought TO be neglected
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-25

1t is matter of regret that the Assistant Prin-
cipal of Lahaina Seminary has felt compelled in
self-respect to resign his position. Mr.. Hascall
has done most excellent service in the position
which he has now held for five years. The country
can i'll afford to lose from such a school teacher,
who has eIerted such wholesome influence, from
the excellence of his personal character, as well as
from the fidelity and SKILL which he has mani
Tested in his work as teacher in the class room.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-25
SprriaI Nntirs
CARD,

FURNISHED ROOAFS--Neat and costly Flu
nished Rooms can be had BY an early application Al
GER r--rHH rrer NO 4 GARDEN LANE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-25

The Mass meeting on Monday evening was a
great success. The people are alive to the man
uer in which their rights have been invaded.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-25

fracas took place in the office of lawyer Thomp-
son on Saturday morning. Officer Fehlber was
sent to levy on some goods belonging to G. Redell
These goods were in Thompson's office. Redell
in pointing out various articles of furniture,
toned a chair. Thompson claimed the chair as
his and on Fehlber's taking hold of the chair,
tried to strengthen his claim by hitting the officer
over the head with knotted cane causing scalp
wound. The counter to this was that the officer
gently aud tenderly laid the lawyer on a couch
and hook him into custody. After having been
given time TO cool of in one of the cells at the POI
lice station, Thompson was released on his own
reeogniZance.
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Dated 1ouoluiu. II. Z. juno eoth. A. D mi
VENI ~ AfTgTrVN
Attest: Justice supreme cou,,
HEsHT SMITH, Deputy Clerk ioi5
CUPREME COURT OF THE IA,

SUPREME COURT OF THE HA.
- waiian lsands. In Probate. In the matter Of ne
Estate Of EDWIN o. HALL, late Of Honolulu A.
eeased testaic. AZ Chambers. before Chief Justice
On reading and aling the petition and accounts Of
Mary D. Hall surviving Executrx Of the will Of b D.
hall late Of Honolulu, Oahu, deceased wherein sho
asks 20 be allowed si0 eg a. and charges herself with
sns sl q, and asks that the same may be examined
and approved, and that dual order may be made Of
dsIoution o. the property remaining In her hand 70
hc persons thereto chtited and discharEna her ard
c1ccutrix. ~ ~
It Is ordered. that FRIDAY. the 18th dav Julv
D. ISL a. 10 O'Clock m, before the said Chief Ius-
ice a. Chambers In the Court House at Honolulu b.
and tae same hereby l. appointed a. the time and
place Tor hearing said petition and accounts and thar
Az persons interested may then and there appear md
show cause II any they have why the should not
DC granted and may present evidence az 10 who arc
entitled 70 the said property, And that this order In
the English language, be published IN the Hswaffsy
SAzETrE ncwspaper printed and Published in Homo
lau for three successive weeks previous 70 the time
therein appointed for said hearing
Dated at Honolulu n l. this 10TH DAY June A ID lisa
A. r. JUDD
Allest; Chief Justice supreme Court
iuli HENRY SMITH. Deputy Clerk n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-25

has been holding on Saturday evenings, at HaIa-
va, are likely to be continued IN a building more
fitted for the purpose, Mr.. Houston having raised
more than thres hundred dollars in three days, to
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-25

CUPREME COURT or THE TTf-
~ waifan Islands. In Probate IN The matter Or
Proof OF the WIZ Of =. s0RQENFREf. % Wahiawa
Malalla- olhu, deeeased Order appoiniing time f1r
the same.
document purporing to be the last win and ferfs-
racnt cf p Sorrcnfrci deceased having On he 1Ift
daf o. June A. D. ISL been presented e said Probate
Cdnrt ana petition for the Probate thereof 1nf f4r
i4n,nce Of letters % Administration with TIE VIII an
nexrd to Kspea Sorrcnfrci. TIE widow. having been
fled By Cecil Brown.
IL q hereby orlerei that FRIDAY, the folh DAY a.
July A. d. ISL al 10 o'clock q. m. nf said dry, a
the Court Room Of said Court Al Alioiani Hale. IN
Honolulu island % Oahu be. and the zane T. hereby
appointed the time for proving said WIN and hearing
said application. when nnd uhrrr any person Interested
may appear and contest he said VIII and fhe gsniin
Of letters % adminisfrafion.
u j. further ordered hat notice thereof Be given b.
publication for three successive weeks, IN thc H1wl
Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-25

My wife and daughter were made healthy b.
the use Of Hop Bitters, and recommend It TO my
peOple.-Methodiat ClerRYman. Read adH'mt.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-25

A concert was given at Emma square on Monday
evening by the band of the ScittsHre and the Roy
al Hawaiian Band. There was very large attend
ance. Both bands did themselves great credit and
were loudly applauded.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-25

The roadway and walks by the Palace on
Richards street are receiving the attention of
the Road Supervisor. Better late than never
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-25
A y JUDD.
Attest. Chief Justice Of the Supreme court-
HENur SMITH, Dcpufv Clerk frIs a

SUPREME COURT OF THE HA-
~ wIlian Isands.-in Probate. In the matter 81
Estate Of FRANK ANTOINE, Of Honolulu is-rsr,l
interstate. Before Chief Justice Judd
On reading and fling ne petition Of Joseph lyman
and John kcbalo both % Honolulu allrrln fhaf 80
Frank Antoue OF Honolulu. died interstate Al Honoi1
on the day Of January, A T. is3t leaving nroorrfT
that administrator u said estate BE- appoiafi 10
receive the proceeds OF sale Of te goods beloheI6r -
said eatae, and for the appointment q guardian %
deceased.
u Is ordered that TUESDAY, the "a dav Of Jnlr A
D. 1891, al 10 be and hereby Is appointed for
hearing said petition before said Chief Jnsce In ne
Court Room Of this Court at H0noiulu Al which tire
and place al persons concerned may appear and Show
cause II any they have. Why said petition shuuid not
be granted and that this order be published In ne
English and Hawaiian languages FOR three sncrrSsIr~
weeks In the HAWAIIAN GkEKrrE and Erotos news
papers 10 Honolulu
Dated Honolulu. N. l., June 18Th, AID. issL
A. FRANCIS JUDD.
fhfrf n H.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-25

A SEM1-ANNUAL MEETING OF
"a the Board Of Trustees Of the QUEENS HOsPT-
TAI viii Be held al the Room % The Chamber Of
Commerce. THIS DAY fNEDSESDAYJ June isth
a pa. N. Per Order.
:. A. scHAEFER, Secretary.
Honolulu. June lsth, 1881. 1914 IL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-25
AdministratOr's Notice.

HI DNUBH8lGNED, HAVING
a ben appointed Administr1tor II ne EfI1Ic 81 W.
" aVAAc. late q Wfi|1En. Mlui dfceIaed infr.lafe
fr1lc.is al perfuna Indebted % said Estate 70 maxi
,mmellaie p1Tmentof fhe s1ue and ss-s nollca ttli
.,n ,1l1 ,sitls asi b prssented 70 hin
VIZ. Al KINNEY.
Alnr % Estate o ". g. Jcncr
H'''iaia' -aI -'il' ~ iu1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-25

Lahainaluna will have the graduating exercises
upon the 9th, 10th and 11ih of July.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-25
Affect. Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court
H1NII ,IIIH. Deputy ITefE, 100
CUPREME COURT or TIE IA

SUPREME COURT OF THE TT1-
~ waiian Islands. In Probafc.In the natter or ne
Estate Of GEORGE ]. EMHEs. Of Honolnln ieccsscd
intestate. Before Chief Justice Judd.
On reading and fling the petition OF Mrs. A II
kmmes, widow OF said deceased alleging that George
J. kmmes Of Honolulu died interstate az said Honolnlu
honoiuln necessary 70 be administered upon and pay
ing that letters Of administration 10 Samnel e.
Allen and Joseph o. Carter.
II Is ordered that FRIDAY the 18Th dav Of Iu,s
D. 1881, al 10 O'Clock a. NJ. be and hereby n
appointed Tor hearing said petition before the said
Justice, m the Court Room Of this Court Al Honouu
At which time and place all persons concerned nav an
pear and show cause. any they haVc. uhy the sane
hould not be granted and that this order Be pubshed
In the English language for three successive Heekr In
lulu.
Dated Honolulu. II. l.. June s9th; A. D. 1884.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-25
Dated Honolulu, u. l., juno :',s, issa
ATTEST. chief Justice q he Supreme uauri
mENar snIrn. DcpniY Clerk los 81
CUPREME COURT or TTTF ia,

SUPREME COURT or THE HA-
- Ealian Isi.nds:.ln Probate. In the matter o.
interstate, deceased. AT Chambers before Chief sns
tee Judd.
On reading and nliug The petitions and account. Of
Mrs Caroline =. Bush. idminis-atrix o. ne e1rfs ~
Alfred W Bush late Of Honolniu. decealci. rkrrsIr
she asks 70 be allowed s.. and charrrs fsrrrlf
with - and asks that the s1uie nay b e1amlnel
and approved and that Anal order may Be- made ~
dsiroution % the property remaining In her hands %
ne persons thereto eHttcd. and dsrh1rgng her and
her -urcties from Az further responsibility 81 such al
ministratrix
y = ordered that FRIDAY ne fst day o. August A.
Dlsl a. 10 oclock before the said Chief nstce
a. Chambers In the court Housr. Honolulu. De aud
me same hereby y appointed a. The time and
pace for hearing said psiion and arcuunts aad hat
Al persons interested nay then and there appear nd
show eanse u iny they h1r1 why the rar 1hnnid rol
be granted. snd may present evidence a. 10 Ths -
gntiiea 70 the said property And that THIS ORDER In
tne English iancuagc- b. Published IN the uAWAnsN
SaEEFrz newspaper printed and pubiished II Homo
lnlu for three successive weeks previous m the time
therein appointed for said hearing
Dated At Honolulu, n. l.. this sith day June D. fsst
A y JUDD.
Attests Chief Justice Of the snpr--,c t.u-r,
Hrrar UaHs rf.~f sNa~I