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ont of the Question, but-there is a matter
of responsibility which has not been set
fled Who locked Mr. 7ildels door! Was II
done from the inside by Mr.. Tilden, OF
was If done from the outside by someone
else7 A coroner's inquest would have set
fled the question, would have put the re
sponsibility where it belonged. As hnoM
tests it Is absolutely unknown where II
lies. This is a strong case, the stronger
that it is very recent, has casts thrill OF
horror through the community and is alb,
soIutely free from the element of foul
play in any shape whatever, but not free
from the question OF responsibility.
Take case second. A while ago, pro
missing young Hawaiian, Mr.. Fisher, died
and was buried. BY recent developments
in the Police Court, it appears that ha
huna attended him as well as DIR. Brodle
that at certain stage Of the disease DIR.
Rrodie's medicine was cast aside and q
curious Hgreen fluid was administered &c
the patient which made him Yomit, and
the kahuna danced around the room ano
performed other antics. Finally Mr.. Fish
er died. ttt i.'is' % n
There should certainly be an official en-
curry lnbO IIus CASE Lnc OlAOu-.4o'S
here are evidently suspicious, And YET
not a movement has been made, and the
people engaged in this procedure have
been brought up under the actrefering tc
Kahunas
The Coroner system of these Islands is
hollow sham. Deaths occur under sus
picious circumstances and are not enquirec
into. Wrong has been done in the past
wrong may be done in the future, unless
we have reform, and reform we must have
As things now are, unless man is
knocked on the head with pint pot, dies
instantly, and the identical pint pot with
which the crime was committed Is found
on the spot, no enquiry is to be made and
natural causes is to be the supposed
verdict.
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world.- The curtain was then drawn aside, Hu-
go's bust appeared the voice again spoke, and an
nounced. the bard was not dead, but immortal
was sitting beside Shakespeare, Homer and
Dante er sqfdo Mdlle Bartel was the voice. and
capitally recited her role, terminating with 'ho-
sanna for Hugo; glory and life to him. IN all coun-
tries and forever more"
Opinion was rather surprised at the verdict rem
deted in the case of the matchmaker, Pei, &C
cud Of Posdring his frst wife, and doing the SAINT
for one Of his servant girls, the latter remains nt
cut up and eremsted. He was acquitted on the mrs.
charge, and only the appearance OF the girl car
now establish his innocence. The evidence for thS
second count was purely circumstantial and pre-
sumptive: but it was terribly logical and convict
/ ing Pei may rest assured. he will not be guillo
tined. He was strange mani he had the manii
\ for discoyeries, and married wives and engagec
servants toinherit what they possessed, by sue
cession powder" of his own preparation-vherl
arsenic was the base He displayed extraordinary
intelligence and GOODNESS; but it was his smateFinl
of chemistry, his possession OF poisons, IN quan
titles sufficient TO dispatch parish, and his half
knowledge Of then action, that lost him. From
the moment he commenced to discuss with tht
celebrated experts, glanos at the jury showed by
| fate was sealed. Perhaps while saving tus bead
society will not be the worst off, for having sucl
an alchemst and philosophers stone seeker lockes
up for the remainder of his natural life, which WI
not be long as he is in the third and last stage
consumption. He is suspected Of having re
moved seven persons.
| The Municipal Council has passed avote of con
\ dolence to the Courbet family expressing regre
at the admiral's death, and the victim of julie
| Ferry's colonial policy. The same body decline'
TO chop of the prefix of Saint TO streets so bap
TIED. The ne ''Royale.- whore the Admiralty of
/ fee Is situated. is to be called rue "Courbet."
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nable. And from now the uniisturbed working Of
my scheme will be secured by the presence Of a
Japanese man of war or feet, which will if no
cessary serve TO que all outside OF inside opposi-
tion, and no one will complaint Of this presence as
the shp7 will also help the retail comrsrce Balls
viii b giFel and nlois Kid glores viii be sold as
during thst blesaed time Of the coronation.
"Ant when the final hits of this grand scheme
will strike out, it win be too late: tIe fait sara
acoomri1 which is thes graat mofal point IN
modem politics Then all Of Won white folks still
remaining wiz have to skiddadle And very Glad
shall be, for you know / hate you folks quite as
much as you hate me; though American born my
self. do not like the Americans because they
psrsecute the Mormons, and because they have
led ne into, and left me in trouble, and hate the
Hankee GoTernment because, instead of helping
me iCaf in my younger days, they prevented ne
from becoming Raiah Of Borneo or of Giiolo But
now Pm getting old and have had every satisfars
ton ambition and politics can procure. have been
loaded with decorations OF rising and setting suns
which don't bring in a cent-but also handsome
pensions will be heaped on me and SO clearly ius
titled th5t they will not give any one o right of
thinking that they are the pay for having sold the
Kingdom whose integrity had sworn to maintain.
80 that don't wish for anything more than rest,
andI have no spite left in me. And a statue,
adorned with the most exquisite Japanese Imper-
ial lacquer works Will commemorate my great and
good deeds in the Fair Isles of The Sea-"
Then pausing and turning on me his eyes still
glowing with enthusiasm, of the past, he family
added: "HoTeTer, you, old boy, you'll have to 60
away too ! feel sorry for you, for always had a
kind Of a fancy for you; but no exception can be
made. Nevertheless the japanese Government
viii allow you an indemnity. about the value Of
the bad weeds growing on the lands you own, and
these will then be divided amongst the japanese
settlers, in the same way as it has been decided to
buy up all the plantations, fast as their owners
fail and go into bankruptcy, and distribute the
land thus made available. So good bye! and may
you meet with better luck elsewhere
And here my dream vanished. but the scare re-
manned, for il love the Japanese, for their many
good qualities and think they would constitute n
valuable addition to our agricultural population,
yet cannot digest the idea of awakening some
morning a japanese subject. It is true that all
this is but dream of fevered imagination.
But cannot even dreams or parts of them become
truer n gFrsa- a. MARQUES
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Dr. Antborftn.
Trs-,A.r, sole on Foreolosure,


Bysaaerof On orderissuine from the Chancellor o.
ihe Einrdon irsctine nc 70 een tho property known
! A. ms mgEA SU6AI PLANTATION. stuatod at
FIuala Koolau. IN enc Leland Of OAHU free from a
gbcaubfssct = All offer for sale the said Heeh
surrr Plantation npan MoNUAT, rhc nth day o
MaE,All A. y O'Clock noon, stthe door Of Alh
oiuni Hale. 20 the Highest biddcr for cash
The prur-ts isis 500 situated ~ liteia- hooiau
Island Of oahu about cen miles from Honolulu, and
consists Of ficSshoid ana lolechold 1nnd: a well
equppsa uiIf kuvup asa eipn smiu sa,so. $50 head
Of cattle milking cow Jersey bnf ahout - horses
one valuable California horse mules and Cslifor
mia stallion g Ok carts In ropd order. and yokes
chaius aud loHz,l iucgnouyo 63eane eaFs, Cat con
strucion cars movablt railway tracL Hnd n1cd track
l.sdiinr tns,ruHsat. 'rI5Rt har0'u, etrs A wei
equipped hlacksmilhs shop; there Is also large wei
constructed reservoir on the land hne residence 10
The msus-es. piriy fufhshsa houses fdr engineer
sashr bosE, oie- ard housEs 20 accommodate ncarll
seo labqrert.
tn, mliih equipped Wiiis ecntrifusals nearly new
Good landing Tor shirpihr sugar. mill will grind
about so tons Of sugar for this ycars crop oi "hel
betvetf 10 6nf so tohsls fo- the Plantation IL u
.stlmatee that The crop for he Plantation Tor ncz
yeu viii b, Ebout Nj sans Most OF THE land i
rrucsla unaor lang lruses bout lDp acre l. AZ 10
esne land end About fso tof pa sfirc laiid Part o
ths land s suhesscd for rice cnlture and Tor otne
turpOsea. The income from fhefe snnca"es l7 lnui'
than ruficicut 20 pay thc rent -. 4.
: F1st5sI fs'tsISs g es ays5 e lsIsI s1s, aHdes p
f61session 70 be TiveI seel = the erop nov com
Ing % 4 ground 'No. H. sOllE gsr-bai.
TEnrhpve aaleis postponed 70 sAIIhDAl a
jane s7lt. " dfdef oi M chAnccllor.
DaicS n5solriu Marcel 3ist. lsS i''s q
TN. ahSrc sale is furEher postponed, b
order 81 chiei 5nstcc Judd. uutl sAII RDAf, Jul
.ssfh nj the sarnc hour4ind place. ... .
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Tn Retail traders on the other islands
complain bitterly of the peddlers These
people establish themselves in place for
several days and sell dry goods, clothes,
etc. Rooms are rented by them and o
regular retail trade is carried ON. The
same thing is complained Of in Honolulu.
SEEING The amount which the government
collects from retail dealers in the shape
Of direct and indirect taxes, protection
ought 30 be afforded them IN every part of
ihe group. An ordinary retail dealer
PAYS rent, icence, taxes and finds it hard
work 10 get along, there is no doubt a Just
cause OF complaint on the part Of the re
fnil dealers
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"This country Is destined 10 become the hom4
of free mrn and women. aud tue administration
and its friends are working to that end.'-F. 4.
= A VERY pretty phrase but totally at yari
ance with the actual fact The process
now going on is 10 drive all freemen out.
IL is somewhat analogous 10 the action of
the well known conqueror who killed off
an entire population and then announced
that the country was at peace A pretty
kind Of administration this, to talk of
working for "freemen,n when its acts are
crushing every breath of freedom and of
self respect out OF those whom It employs.
Certainly freemen are fostered by driving
Odtof Government employment every man
who dares to have an opinion of his own
Freemen are made no doubt, by the whole
sale corruption which now obtains under
the present administration Freedom is
10 be obtained by packing a Legislature
with trembling and subservient place
holders. Yes, assrnedly the administra
ton and its friends are working for an
end" but the end is the extinction of
freedom. Centralizaton- is their lend .
power, patronage, and the purse are to be
centered in the hands Of the head Of the
administration, the King. being used by
him as a convenient stalking horse, to
mask the motives Uf the Deus q .W,EAaad.
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Mosr elaborately is the party who Is
.'behind the GAzETTE," indicted by the
spreckels Ministerial organ That pow
erfuI organization, whose delegates meet
every Saturday evening in the editorial
sanctum, and who weekly outline the edit
Orials Of the next issue are going TO be
unmarked, and says the organ, I've warn
those who are using our contemporary for
their own ends that II may become neces-
sary in the interest Of national honor and
policy 10 drop this newspaper masquerad-
ing and bring them face to face with the
publicr Hooray! When the ''those" read
these words they trombled. but when they
read that they we're to be ''handled With
out gloves. they fairly threw up the
sponge. With one wild shrek they fed.
leaving the sanctum tenantless Face to
face with the public they might stand, but
b Be handled without gloves by the be
sininched organ was too much. Ii the
organ would only take a bath in the shin
ing well Of truth perhaps under the cir
cumstances, no. So they gave il up: the
idea was too too dreadful, and now the
poor GAZETTE is left without friend 1t
is 10 bis hoped that the dread threat will
be withdrawn
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BISHOP & co.'s
Savings Bank
The Undersigned will Receive Money at
their Savings Bank upon the
Following Terms:

On sums Of Five Hnndrea Dollars under from one
person. thcy will Pay interest tbe rate Of Rive per
cent per saham, from date Of receipt On al sums that
shall hsvs remained deposit three nonfhs Or have
been deposit tiree myuths At the tine Of maklur
up the yearly accounts. No interest will b. computed
on fractions Of Dollars ior fraeiious Of mouih
No Interest viii BE- allowed on money withdrawn
within thrcr mouih4 from date Of deposit
Thirty days notice must be given AZ the Bank Of 1n
intention % withdraw any money; and the Depo.iiorr
Pass-bo0k must Be prodncrda At ne sane time.
No money win Be paid except UPON the Diaft q the
Depositor. accompanies By ihc proper Pass-book.
On the arlt day of September Of clrh year. the
coants will Be made up. 1ud Interest an sums that
shall have remained deposit three months o. mere
and unpaid will be credited 70 the depoliors and from
that date form part Of the principal.
Sums. Of more than Plle Hundred Dollars win be
received f11l 70 special aTreemeut.
The Bank vii b open every day in The week except
'io5lss iosI 81 anu n'n'''' BISHOP co
4 DnHEBs AHD BUsrN1ss8 rannF rEar.
"A y dols aiths oazetta once.
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Aaltaiiaf Gazette.
WEDNESDAY, July p. 1885.

-
JAPANESE civilization is wonderful The
advance Of the nation since Commodore
Perry's visit in 1866, is one Of the maryeli
q tbs century, In thirty years, from
nstion which had closed her doors for cen
turies to foreign influence there now ap
pears a nation which eagerly grasps ever
Eu rOpean improvement or course the tim
tyyears veneer is but veneer The Western
civilization has struck roots, but not deeI
roots into the soil, and the civilization II
confined to narrow circle which mas hae
the advantage OF education.
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IN zeIrs pictionary Of the world's Press, ]

lshed in London, there is considerable interesting
matter relating to the periodicals of the world
Lists of newspapers arranged geographically, ano
topically are given for all parts of the globe In
these there NAV be counted for London 16 morn.
ing and 10 evening papers, 593 weeklies, los fort
nightlies and monthlies, and 665 magazines. This
makes total of Loo for the worlds metropolis
Lists of advertising rates of the principal London
and Partisan newspapers are also furnished. The
highest rates seem to be uniformly charged by the
Illustrated and humorous weeklies. p
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sible attempts of any person or party to
upset them.
Their seat is rooted in corruption and
will be mighty unpleasant to those who
have to succeed.
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IsA German medical journal in an article on the
germ theory of disease, Dr. Pecholer says that the
half dozen drugs generally regarded by physicians
as specifies are all of them no more nor less
than germicides. Such conclusion, If fully
demonstrated, would be considered strong confr-
matory evidence in favor Of the germ theory OF
disease. The specifics named by Pecholier are:
Iodine, mercury, Qumine, sulphur and arsenic.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-22

SUPREME COURT OF THE HA-
- waiian Islands.-In PrObate In the matter uf the
Estate OF PETERo WAIIAKANE, late Of Iiilo,
Hawaii, intestate. Before Mr.. Justice McCully.
On reading and fling ihd petition and accounts oi
W. Austin Whiting, Administrator Of the Estate Of
Petcro Wahakane late Of Hno, Hawaii, deceased.
wherein he asks 10 be allowed s. 2 f5 and charges
himself with S3gt,2O, and asks that the same may be
examined and approved, and that final order may be
made Of distribution OF the property remaining IN his
hands the persons thereto entitled and dscharging
him and his sureties from al further responsibility
ns such Administrator.
Ane whereas it appears from the adaTits herein or
notices heretofore ordered TO be given that an error
occurred In the publication thereof
II Is further ordered thatnotlce OF hearing on anal
accounts be published anew and that WEDNESDAY. .
the fsth day Of August, A. D. l AZ 10 o'clock m.
before the said Justlce at Chambers IN the Court
House ~ Hol1Olulu. be and the same hereby is ap-
pointed the time and place for hearing said petition
and aeeonnts and that all persons Interested may
then and there appear and show any they have
why the should not bc granted and may present
evidence TO who entitled 10 the said property
And that this order, In the English and Hawaiian Ian
guages, be published In the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE and
htokod newspapers printed and published in Homo
lnu. for three successive weeks previous 10 the time
therein appointed for said hearing.
Dated at Honolulu, n. l., this 3td day Of July. A. D
1885. .I.s4 L. MCCtI,I,Y
Attest: Justice Supreme Court.
HBSHY SMITH, Deputy Clerk. iO@ %
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NOTES.

II Is said that not soldier in the Prnssian army
has died of small pox since 1875. Their immunity
is thought tD be due to the strictness with which
vaccination is enforced. The Hawaiian Govern
ment had better take this example to heart, the
whole population OF the islands ought to be yacci-
mated, and it is not The total population of ha-
waii is about l-5 of the Prussian army on peace
footinu
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Circuit Jhdge jri Judicial District
Hio. Hawaii, June 9Th fss5 f0SP "a
CIRCUIT CoURT IN CHAMBERs,

" Third Judicial District. Hawaiian Islands-Tr
Probate. In The mattgr of the Estate Of CHUNG
1UNG, Of IIilo, Hawaii. deceased
On reading aud hling the petition Of Hlehardson and
GOan, Creditors Of the Estate OF Chung Yung Of liio
Hawaii. deceased. praying that D. n. Hitchcock be
appointed a. Administraigr Of the said Estate.
Il Is ordered that IT. ESDAY the fifth day or August
4. D. 1ss NJ 10 o'clock m IN the Court House N
lilo. Hawaii be set AZ the time and place for hearing
said petition and any objections that may be offered
Thereto, and all persUns Interested In said Estate are
hereby notified 10 aitcnd g. s. LYMAN
, Circuit Judge. u judicial District H. l.
Hiio Hawaii, June alih. 1885. iO09 Jt
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Now that the federation Of the several Austria
liam colonies seems to be only question of a
short time, it is well to glance at the mighty ma
tion which, in so few wears, has developed IN the
southern seas. In trade, wealth and products,
Australia is a wonder for SO young a country. In
1882 the colonies imported $50 696 573, and
exported $246 407, ,126-a total trade of 1851, ,l05
6g9 These countries ship over SO0,0O0 bales of
wool annually; produce 100000 bushels of
wheat; possess 6S0000 900 horses, cattle and sheep;
have 7,775 miles Of railroad aud are building at
the rate of 1600 miles years. raise Sl09 594 I56,
and expend 500 ,933 645 annually, and owe S4S6,-
COS, ,4lO of Indebtedness. The population in 1882
was 1896 4O9 and the increase is 100000 year, so
that population must now be 3, 100000. The area
of Victoria, New South Wales, New Zealand,
Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania and West
Australia is somewhat greater than that of the
United States. The effect of the confederation
cannot fail but to be beneficial. The people have
all the requisites TO establish powerful Anglo
Saxon empire. There is strong national spirit.
Their relation to Great Britain is TO all intents,
and purposes, that of separate country. Their
union will give them new vigOr and spirit. There
is undoubtedly a brilliant future before United
Australia,
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o 1sfnoli llIo7 ID d ,sIass houses Should


nv AAAOh Hf14et.
The most greedy INSCRIPTIONS. and If
samasl now bn said. successful placehunter
7r who ever appeared in this country is the
present Premier and President Of every.
thing. From tsie day he arrived here as a
Mormon aMissiOhary 20 thelpresent hour.
he has been placehunting
AfeEsParsiago be argued in the E,lsou
fOr theTtotd Riloliiion Of representative
government recommending as a substitute
thgt which he has since carried out. viz;
Government BY Grand Vizier discussed
4T G0nstitut forms yYEt
The assertion that every member of the
9efPndent or Opposition party is a
inter is9Rbsurdspn the faee Of it
as ~ 5oTefnment paper points out. there
are not places enough for them. -
q arpther EqngidmgtiQn lUwever, Is this.
no honest mar can even step into the
mess accumulated by the existing Cabinet
without guaruntees which are scarcely al
fainnblc -'
4hBslaae ofaIeir5 10 be eSbeqaeathed bv
e existing Ministry is enough a keeS,
ay any 81 ccessors fpho are not AIRED
to Sacrifice thnInsalres 70 the duty OF seav-
engoEs for g long period OF their tenure Of
The organ does yell to ridicule tie pos
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c,UPREME COIRT or TIIE -

cUPREAIE COURT OF THE HA-
- waiiqn Islands-In Probate In the natter Of the
Estate Of MARIA p. CHAMBERLAIN. late Of Homo
lulu, Island Of Oahu. deceased.
on reading and Ming The petition and accounts Of
Warren Chamberlain, Exccat0r OF the last VIII OF
Maria 7. Chambeflai9, late gf Honolulu, leland Of
Oahu, deceased wherein he asks 10 be allowed 81 SO
81 and charges himself with 7.35sf and aafs that
the same may be examined and approved. and that 4
final order may be made OF dBribdton Of the propsrt
remaining In kis hands 10 the persons thereto entitled
aud disehargIg him and his surcties from a further
Responsibility as such Executor.
IL is ordered. that WEDNESDAY the 18th day Of Aur-
ust, A. b. fss5. At 10 o'clock A. NJ before tho aid
Justice, Chambers. IN the OOuft House. M
Honolulu, be and The hereby appointed a. the
time and place for hearing said petition and accointa
and that all persons interested may then and there ap
pear and show eanses u any they have, why the sam
should not be granted, aud may present evidence
as TO who entitled 10 said property And that hs
order, In the Englsh language, be published IN The
HAWAIIAN GAzETfE q Newspaper printed and pub.
zhed In Honolnu for three Successive weeks prsyious
to the time therein app0infedf0 for said hearing.
DatedAt Hon0ldlu II. l., this ID day July a d Issl
srE I'D. u" . ... LAWRENCE MCCuLLY
Attest: Justice snprerae Conrt
HESRr Smith Deputy Clerk iO59 -
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Mr.. w. Fl ALLEN,
MR.. W. C. PARKE
New ADVERTISEMENTS.
DIR. A. MoWAYNE.

Late OF New York ophthalmic HospitaI
r OFFICE & REsDESGE-sI Alakcas street.,.
sPEclAL ATTENTION TO DISEASES Of The EAR AND EYE
And Correction of Faulty Vision,
ltss7- OFFICE HOURS to II a. M, and 6 to D. m
Tf0fq vi - -
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Mtesi; = Justice snprene Conrf
uRCUIT COURT IN C1TANBERs

" Third Judicial District, Hawaiian lsands-fn.
Probate In the matter Of the Estate Of kAIaAPAU
Of North kOhala, Hawaii deceased.
On reading and dling the petition % J. w. Moanaui,
praying that C. Hart. be Hpponteda Administrator
o. me Estate OF kain4pau, Of North kohala, Hawaii
II is hereby ordered that rhgaday the 18th day Of
August ~ ~. iss5 AZ 10 O'Clock a. m, in the Court
for hearing said petlon and any objections that may
be offered thereto, ana all persons Interested IN said
estate are hereby notified % attend.
r r. s. LYMAN
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~ 3IVisl dshrit fcr qEartcpg-f ~ : Bls7s C.
How comes it that, with public works al
most at n standstill, so great a debt has
been piled up during the last three months.
And how long can thebusiness of the coun-
try 60 on, when each quarter shows that
fyeare sinking dgepg INTO the mire. OF
, cgRrse The result of all this will be in
creased taxation aprospect which. united
with the high price OF living must be very
agreeable TO the eyes of all who work hard
and possess small incomes
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-22

In the above entitled suit Il appearing 70 the salts
faction OF the Court from the AFFIDAVIT % Allen Her
bert attorney in fact Of sald Hammer Lcist Co. that
said defendants Quong sam Lung & Co. arc not and
have been inhabitants Ofthis Kingdom but have
property herein, and that cause Of action exists
against thcm and that they Necessary parties
the above entitled suit.
IL is hereby ordered that publications Of copy Of
the summons in the above entitled be made week
ly In the HAWAIIAN GAZErrE from July 2nd TO October
18th 1856 and that copy Of said summons and pet-
tion be deposited In the Postoce forthwith addressed
TO said defendants at their place Of residence.
ffmUlu;u. July 18th. 1855.