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The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-28

TIE assurance Is made that this country
has not too much silver coin for carrying
ont the gold law, that there Is no difficulty
about exchange, million year may be
guaranteed at one per cent?
Il l. useless TO argue with those who
know that the continuance Of an unhealthy,
inflated silver currency means the cOntin-
Uanee Of their control over the Business
financial and political affairs Of this coun-
Try Every suggestion not In conformity
vyith sach interests Is taken a. mark Of
personal il-feeling The real questiSn Of
public interest, the respective advantages
and Disadvantages Of gold oF-silTer cur
rency frOEn 4 national point Of vieE. will
always be evaded by such persons, they
profess to regard all attempts to obtain q
soHni eurTency a. -graTe-digging," done
ont of spite, Jealousy, revenge and from
God knows whztnOt other base motives.
SOT It Is not trus thar men as a rule
envy those who roll up large fortunes, on
the contrary, the money making power
has in the present age fnlly a. mueh ad-
miratIOn a. Il deserves The power Of
accumulated wealth OF Of --Inonopoly.H Is
immense foE good a. well a. evil But its
owner can wield no divided sceptre. be
can take few If any into his complete con
fidenee. His Success depends upon, It
means, his Overconing all Competitors,
and all obstacles. II l. not strange that
10 such persons, life seems to be great
battle field on which there are no non
combatsnts, all are ranged on one side OF
On the other, each seeking 10 overthrow
the other.
Nothing better illustrates our meaning
than certain aspects Of our currency de-
bate There are those among us, who foT
twelve years have urged return to the
old United States gold curTencyi The val
ming Of British soFereigns. French, Mexi-
can O. other coin At any more than it in
trinsie gold value. a ueasnre1 y he
standard Of United states g5ld com vaa
by such persons persistenfly denounced as
unnecessary public iniEry; HnnecessaEy,
because we have no silver TIrodnct ~ dis
pose of-aithough Il need not be admitted
that silver mines reqrire nBilFer standard
and a public injury, for the same reason
that would applyto the exaggereifng n
any Measure of tangible values. To caH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-28

TEE EeES bs the -ErssssLz relative to the
position q France towards China waS Of
q vsry bsIligyrsnt character. the Csy z Sri
s>ys uAil n1udllss the position consider
ably B. the first news We learned that
Gsnerzl LeEal ths new Minister of War
vas brpathiEg forth irs and sword He
had 3.asnltO men ready 30 act AZ any time
and z1yEhers- and u Eas gUIng TO clean
Up Joaquin With possible hopes Of the
three southern provinces of China proper.
Al tins cane 0Gs IN speeches delivered II
tn Chamber u Deputies But the cUun-
try has not seemed 20 ANGUS for .t gasTrs
a. General LsFsL . glgirs la. not those
attractions L had II the DAYS 1f St. Louis
Or Napoleon / n Perry the Premier /
reported % b strivlnz o curb his hrs
eating Minister and % have whispered 70
kiu that 10 uors Of these fiery speeches
zboGid b made AZ present The whole
s1b!=ct seems % point - one end Il vii
nJt . loug before q great change l. made
Il France; Whenever the Government Of
that country begins u ~ 70 dazzle the
eyes q the world By means Of that glitter
NJ bait foreign conquest. you nay lay II
6gEu a. 81 axiom that Eulsss the bait L
sELlDEed there L ZCI1g q b. trouble.
kEgS, EmpsfUrs and Republics have al
bad thsr EnE az the sane tar-et. and they
have nearly always failed II the long run
We shall not b az al surprised 70 hear Of
important news fruu France when the
ue-t nal arrives
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-28


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--r-z1ls HaF r1-zerth1uashte- Cc-rrar-l u
q s--1l-t . .-EarEakiag taeJ d. there aru verv
- = tEe- lzFr--ed 11d ea1Tlsse1 Ti.ey si.r1-ar
l-- -sz--s -.-tl-railT- alG ozT LEEys-z z-s .henn
D. stau 1ast clag1ta- rhe -1-e-nnlerf 49, ~
- a1cls1t ezlsel1qr 70 cara therz ia tHeir ne-
l-c-a- a-l HFsr When c1zrHt they r.ry
rezrlif --zle .sei- eza1s ft1n .l.e stest5v a.
11u p - lE- Ll.eiT. two Chi-z-lsn escz-es
'14l ~ 49,. Nlzl- ia-izu. ard ~ Arr en-
i-zl-F ns7rl1 q tazlr es-si1e a~aF rrsun Ne
r-rs- A-1.l-l-is rEriarr nr1- nnr-s tLsa o-,- -
1al- af t1s CEt1e=e ar E1sakz-n are e.rtur--i.
- rls--r G-lt z1zice skat she l4rzs prDportinn
9 - Co. El-1 el-is- = feese1-1 plrti-eol-
~ sal1a tr1tleut cther natSrzaliri-- W.. =
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llEl-slE--G rlsrher f-ig-io1sir or a. rzfs1--
rts rse11s-ss zluatLg thzf -ou-s q oax arlea.s.
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hlsr a1a 90 rasa q Cr1fsrnia- - :, ~ -,
tlEl - lEre E1E1arfai eferr n i-au-irnr ,--f-s
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ftel rt-E y 11- j. ttls u11ErrY. have az sri
.N1l1-- frc1 sq1na uhc uurlf rxsk-r 60 rt-1-s :
= - - 4ltlar4 I-an have their nan1ea err1ars
e i-larl-1- = 15-1-z ! ~ All doue b Cssreue
--r ~ c-qee--E ~ & azl 1,susur1fnr a Z = -
u-4s wa ahar cisEs- a Ck1Ezzzz zks knors
uar1E - r1azks irfarrsr tf.r Vrrftes ff.1s - -
c-- l O. 1Il-z -l.i Il tt es1nfsy. u fup.orfei
t t.rl-zz1r., ar1 there l. ~ rEaaoc % d-5hk -
aasr-sE1- IEeI dezs and kazzts alI.J.Ed - -
ln1znl - r4rltr llterrals fyy a ruTisr rs1-1rriI
q 80 e7-s-.- La AZ A.. s.eliss1a.leiy
l feN Efet4 ~ tlr- rEE5eu = a. 81. Tkaf
a ~r9 Wl4h 41 nalisrrr iHrr Il ri,ezrd -
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-28
Ksrsgagss. l.,. ,I Notice Of Intsn.ionsoEosssIs.s

~ that pursuant 10 a power of .aie eoniains,l m
certain mortgagr deed dated July eth a. ID. i8t uae
~ . .aiah4 ~ and klniurun Der husband " uonoi1-
pacr. % record N ihe ucc % ltt aeIalInr of con.
feJanrnl N i1ef 81, on page ~ 81 and tfft and Tor
contained % gltf-thq ncn-payucnt ttereof that ar
ind singular ilr lansi ifncmcnta and hofodIiafscnf.
4itrf thn umc limited BY law BE- sold g Pebble Anr.
nn on 1ceauut % the breach of ihe conditions here
lnleiotf Me1tl1hfd- The property Iu snIt mnrfr14t
aeeeft9r4 being situate Nannakaa siscet n Iino-
iaia q r,oie-al1 anl nor. particularly dssrribcd In
spnilininz - sa o. ehalnf. q holas md ~ I1s,
cEest nanvr, Ationsy iof Norisssss. % i1is 4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-28

The sse q S,re-S Ssmsrs was aelieAMd vita
this k--le t-satsse. and desired tAat Il uiE6s he
rriassd 1 sgse9ig seeasss tse isHiseeSS q q 81
and can stiii ee rPad with pleasure ADD rrcfl The
siterf cf Icckse trrcfhie ard persrlclcu5 reaa,r-
t-xS greatly heige.ensi - kss es11snt a1xisty
Gus an Eraceel cc1-sasy wa wAtch b. t-eats an
.,ssronfss far iassricr b kis oWnA Elaz1steea,
he ASt-crcusr Resal. dsecriee6 ~ ecrsrcRersy
Il ey sgyirg tha. sAe pclns IN dnsprse vas
-setAer Eve vas siS or ezie AVE- =
Ard aSains
ree rssscrstcn eE ths currency ~ss eerees -
he whole ccuualitv. On What reiretris then
=ts TIE sxpsrse Ct restoring TIE currency - he
hor-e sE part Ct ne ccutuf1-ityf II vas Escst
desirable, 6o1htisss, tAst the words Pcurd ard
shillirs sAc1ld aIa1a have a 1xeS si6C-iHcatcn.
that svscy IA, sAr1l1 kzoz what hrs ce.tfrsctS
ulea-s and wa. his PROPERTY vas Worth b1- vas
Il irst % ar-ai1 this elcelieut end ey means ct
Ehich the eject |Ccid Be that every fArTasr Sao
bad Put ey a hzr3-ed rcurts t. ray hls re1t
every trader Who bad scrsped sceeeher szndrec
pccnGs - zest his sccspta1ess. urcid ncd hts
k1-si-eG pounds ree1ceG n Moment % ntry cs
ssr.v7 L VS. not the fa-lt ef such farmer o. Ct
ssick t-a5ez Ia. kis ercEas Or h8l{-ercvns we've
not e FIJI weight he ecverr=sct itselt vas -
bis-,e The evil Which the Seaeeha6 ne safe
VS. b,C-d 70 rspair; and is wo1ld eTstrnsly have
been Vrcng 70 thrvE he enArce of rsparasicn On
ra-t,cula- class merely bscazse that cilSs vas
- sss-ssed ssas 4 ccola eruvguieutly ee riilaSed
II these paragraphs there Is food for
thought 70 every individual in the eoun-
trv. We trust that they VIII be widely
read and thoroughly considered The
poor uzr- the nan who scrspes from day
10 day IN order 70 meet his obligations, Is
especially the man who has to face the
difScultiss now before Us Is Is serious
los 70 the wealthy man when be finds that
/ $4,000 hss become but SS00t0 1t Is
ruin 70 the pcor man when his poor S1Ou
I shrinkS 30 but SD
All the speeious promises Of interested
people. m1St be regarded with great eau
l tioc BY our citizens. Il Is one thing 70
promise another 10 perform History
teaches Us the friShtful dangers OF dsbaSed
coinage. Surely we should pay full stten-
tIor TO the experience Of our furefathers.
Things we're bad enough In England IN
the time Macsulsy treats Of, but they were
[ infinitely worse IN the Roman Empire II
the days Of such wretched EmPerurs a
Honorius and YalentiniSn III To get q
/ clear picture Of the evils Of debSsed coin
age one must appeal 70 the pages q
/ Ciibboc when he treats OF that period
I Once that picture Is fairly bro1yht befort
[ peoples eyes they VIII not be willing tC
accept an eighty cent dollar and call i
gold TO suIt the pleasure OF any man
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-28
Aamaiian Gazette.
Esr NOprs N EEBCs.
rEDNESpAY. JANUARY Is. lSss

PsoF. AtEx,SrEK Asissfz arrived By the
steamer .ilgzseff t1r visit u scientific
chServssScu zrcrE cur isl3ncs. be IN
teriS especially u study the tCrns-Ion ot
the Src1r with their outlyInS resfs, with
a view ct SpproxizAtely S>certsIrlng the
Ez-e q the l1,d formation, and q obtain
lnS ds.7 Tor the soiusioO Of the questions
q the IntroGrction of vegetable and am
uaal life. iuciusil1E the COLONIZATION of the
4-ehipel1z,o by the tsUrders u The Hawai-
ian race. The Professor was present dt
the regular meeting ot the Soci1 Scls1es
Ctxh az the rpssisnca q Mr. Z. M.Cooks,
Mcrixy evenir<. g-.d gave 2 short azd N
tereStIrg statement q the questions he
desired % ssrSiv IN ecrnectiou with his
vl<is
Ths Protssscr l. probably unzware thai
hs \ somewhat late n h. qusss. and that
these ouestiCnS were al disposed q last
vsa- bv ths far ard srud1te author Ut the
-Gsne1loescal Report - TIE HawEllar
Legislature. We rccCmne1d o. HIM the
serious perusal q that unprecedented
z-sf e-,s=lv eErrr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-28

Mortgagee' Notice Of Intention 70 Foreolo,.
and of Sale

It y -ANNVIiUlANNEM MIMI u POM
u srgl sale eontaned In certain mortenrc made ~
10 tina, alias IL Ak1na Of uio, Island on Hsli II
KIN chew. alias II Alona. dated i7th day sf c,eoi-
~ ofded in the onice OF the Rcgi.traf Of Convey
hnctr h hber 81 on f0li0g f59f5; notice l. ber-i,
gwen tnat said mortgages intends 10 fnreciose ~,
MORTGAGE iqr condition broken. aud upon -afd for,
VIII sel a. public suction a the store Of aid
hg Shin, IN said Hlo, Island 81 Hawaii On sfTrlR-
DAY the jist day Of January ISL al ie N of s.i -
the lease and other property A. bod IN sI 49,,
gage a. below specihed
Further paFtieulars can be had Of j. n Moy..su.r
AIg5.i, I5i iyi ~, ~ ~ kIS cHEW, MORTGAGE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-28
Attest. Justice II ne suurcme Co.rt
HENEr Ssrri Deputy Clerk inf5 e
CUPREME COURT OF THE ia

uaitd Honoluln. Jlnu1TY llIh, iss5.
BENJ. II. AUSTIN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-28
MOrtgagss's Notice Of Intention to PorecIoss
and Of Sale.

y AttUHDANtE WITH a pOW-
y ef of sale contained IN etrtlu mortgage made M
hahoomlkua y P1uol, isiard Of Olhu. 10 Nafhanie
u me once of he hegistrar Of coufeyanees In liner
-, On IehQs ff. Notice o. hereby given That s.id
nlhon DfpAeng % uit.-tnr nnn- payment % Interest
secured ~ sald mortlge, and upou sad Nh
n Honelain, Island n Oahu, on SATURDAY the M,
d1y tf Febflaiy. ~, lt .. ~ of sad dar ne s.eli
fea A. desefiDed 10 slld mortgage below anecffrd
fnrihef plftcakfs can BE- bad Of n f0a1srr.f
Attorney at Law. NirHANfEL %. EMEHeJy
,,..,-, -, Mortgage.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-28
IN THE CIRCUIT CoI-RT or TIN.


Il 81 Judicial Circuit OF the Hawaiian Klugtiaul
kALAkAUA, By the Grace OF Gcd. Of the Hawaiian
Islands, kyG;
To JNO. n. SOPER, ESQ Marshai Of the kingdom,
or bis Deputy in the Sd Judicial Circuit nnFTIxe.
10u are hereby Commanded 70 summon r. q PfCE
AhD Defendant in ease be shall aic written ansver
within twenty days after service hereof. to be- and
appear before the Crcuit Court at the Scptn Der Term
thereof 20 be holden az the Court Room 0f the Court
House, Waiohinu- In the Island Of Hawaii on THURS
DAY, the ith day of September next, Al o'clock a NJ
20 show cause Why The claim Of EMMA r. PIgRAKD
Piaiutin should not be awarded her pursuant 10 the
tenor of her annexed petition.
And have you then there this writ with fnif roturn
o. your proceedings thereon
WITNESS, HON. A. FRANCIS judd. Chief Js-iice
tscaD Of our supreme Court, ths end frv OF
May, A. ID. issf
DANIEL PORTER Clerk Of Cirruit Co1rf
70 which summons the Marshal made thc foiiorina
return:
Having made dilicnf search for the within ncutione
T. > Ftck1rd- he is not 10 Dc found ia the klnrout
40 hereby return the Summons not served this sfh
day Of December, 1884
(signcdj JNO H. sOPER M,r.b,t
hereby certify that the within and fofe.oin- \. "a
true ard faithful copy Of the original Summons ssui
IN The hbei Tor Divorcc-Emma r. pickard ~ ri y
IcAfu and also of the Marshnrs return thereto and
mat IN the meantime, atfcsted copv nf fhr s4id
luminous oe printed a. prescribed - the Statute re-
curing the said respondent 70 answer AZ the said SEP
In witness whereof have hcrcunto 50, mn,
hand this nth day OF December A. D. fssf
,o.. DANIEL PORTER
IlI % Clerk ID Judicial Circuit Court Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-28

Attest; Justice Sst,rrmc Coart.
HENHr SWIM. Deputy CLERK iais d
CUPREYT COURT OF -TITF ia

- EIhEME NOUlGL OE' -IllE III a .
~ wallan Islands. In the matter OF thr Ban kruufrv
q a. W RICHARDSON CO, before M. 1usiisr
Austin, AZ Chambers.
A. ". Richardson e Co.. OF lInnoluiu fn tks Tsisn.f
o. Oaau, having this day bcrn adjudgrd bankrupt on
their petition. Il is hereby udcrcd that an crrti.
ors cf said Bankrupt come IN and prove their claims
oeiore ne on TUESDAY. thc .iih day pf FekrEsrr
ioes a. ~ o'clock a. at my Chamhfrs In the ins
crnmcnt Building Ia ionoiulu and thni this notice b.
published IN thc HNwkukS GAzErrr newspaper far
three successive weeks.
Dated Honolulu. January illh. iss5.
BENJ. n. AUSTIN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-28

The following is the m0rigagrd property TO b., solid.
Lsa-e ot premises and buildings thereon aitnlfe,i ~
front street ~ SAID Hllo, given By AWni Akau 10 In
Akana alas 10 chin, dated the z5th " Aprii fsgl
Three wooden buildings, cook house and / ,.,rs-
mouse oeiht the sanic Standing up0n the promise
leased from the said Avail Akau.
show cases bxs Ere crackers. b. fuehour l...
yermicelh, - peanut OF. ~ bzs chinrre sseirine
1ze shoots, b1 Chiuese sauce, Ok Chfne.-r,bl,.-
9r soap, boxes for Chinese medicine, - I'M ~ is
rolls carpet. doz tins lohsters ddx tins saiaor -
tins, large scale. small Chinese acalr fni~ro--
clock. tables. 4 dog Chinese books. No. Il 2 doS 10
NO. 3 dQk 10, No. q 4 dor Chinese shoe. rolls
cotton cloth. 10 rolls calico dox shiffs 10. waite
andefshifts, do1 towels pr trousers lbroadc oihI
SMnese msdicin. thiie. ehinese mciicine beaicf
Doat tirunl dnz Chinese hats. fct hafr falilutr :
doz pes white hose. doz Chinese bowls. stove etr
large thinese pot doz hta pcrfuntfy. chairs =
pkgs 3 d1z pkg- iinger root. = dcx h4adtrrr hrf.
y p chinese slik thread dog bxs toYs. I6t,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-28
aoFtgagos's Nstiee ofIntemtIon 10 ForecIoss
and Of Sale.
IN ACCORDAN(yE WITU A POW.

4 = of sale contained 10 certain mortgage made By
kaaihspul gi H9nOini1, ifinndof oahu, - " n Wo-
once u ne hegififaf of coureyances IN libcr s. on
iolios Eioig aud astignef b. " n Woltera 10 u b
honefaf II deed Of assgnment dated the ith Of Jan
aafy 10 Notice y hereby giveH that said assignee
ntends 70 foree0sc said mortgage Tor condition broken
and npyH said fofeclosnrr ui sell Dabiic auction
q ne Sglefro0ms of Lyona a LsFey n Monulnlu 0n
MONDAY. tlf md d1y of febFHlfY fa85 a T. m of
s.d day. The pfcifes a. Described 10 said mortgage ~
below Fpcciael.
Further pafileuars can BE- had Of Non.arrst.
Attorney a. Law. ~. y. MONaAHnAT,
49, Assignee d hntgage.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-28
RAIEs OF PAssAeE.
Mortgagees' Notice OfInteHtIOn 70 foreelose
and Of Sale.

N ACCOItDANCE WIIH \ POW-
Of sale contained In certain mortgage made BY
Kapiko Of waikiki. Island Of Oahu % " MeinernY,
dated 18th day 0f JuY. 1873 recorded in ne ece d
the Registrar ef COnYey1nces. In ber - f0il0s I'll
Island Of Oahu Trustee, By said " Mcfucny By deed
OF assignment dated the 1Ih of December issi and
recorded m Hber -. FOLDS RI. Noiice Z hereby
given that aid assignee intends 10 forecoso s1d mort
gage. for condition brokeud upon said foreclosure
vii sell Al puhlic ancou. AZ the 1aleFrDoms 0f Lyons
Levey IN HonolHlu. fslaHd Of Oahu. on MONDAY,
the Bad day 0f februay, 11, n y " 81 sald day the
premises atde-efibrd In said morffage A. below sDcci
ded.
Further particulars esn be had q n Nonsauat.
Attorney ~ Law. u. a. WiDkAANN. Trustee,
Assignee u Mortgage.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-28

The gremiars 70 be cold are situated nt Esni,-.i a.
faloa VALLEY. IN the bland of uahn cont4ia IN -,
q ~, Aeres and pc more psiicaiariy Described Is
lhe said premises are leased - C1inese ors brn
afed dollars per anuum, lhc next paYncnt III rent
Illlng dn. On iae ~ ol InnnlIy. ~. lnll b
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-28

IHE totOE1ag succflct ACCOUNT OF Gl1dStOle Is
published n the San Francisco Nses Letter. 1t is
timely As the great statesman has Just completed
three quarters OF a century. and has been in Par
lament since ls5z- period Of 4 little over half
century. Tbs article SAYS William Ewart Glad
stone. the present British Premier. WIS born on
the 18th tay Of December. 1853. The 18th Dec.
lss4. vas made one Of more than usual rejoicing,
and the present seems to be an appropriate time
10 take passing review Of this great mans career
He was ed1eafsd az Et0u and Oxford. and gradu-
2ted from the latter Institution with high honors
II IS5I. ThrUughCur life he has always maiutainsd
the reputation Of being profound scholar and
uI1n Of high literary qualities he entered pub
lie life as I member Of Parliament in ISS3. In
1884 he vas appointed, BY SiT Robert Peel Junior
Lord Of the Treasury, and from that time forth be
my Be said 20 have been active and cuusEicuOus
IN pubiic a1Airs- In 1s4l be was sEorn IN as
uznber Of the PrITy Council. and took the posi-
tiOu OF Vice President Of the Board of Trade and
Mister Of the Mint. Tue revision Of the British
tariff Of Is4- Is almost entirely his Egrk. After
holding several Offices and sIperisncing the usual
7icissitutes Of public life, he became Chancellor
Of the EIcbsqEer. and, N presenting his nrsI bud
ut % the House Of COumous, he delivered series
Of addresses which we're said, by Lord John Rus
principles Of n1aEce ever delivered b. British
statesman Subsequently, his brilliant manage
uEnt Of British finances challenged the aimira-
ton Of EurUpe- Mr. Gladstone became First Lord
Of the Treasury and Premier IN 1855 and from
that time forth be applied himself principally
tiou Of domestic policy IN accord with advances
Liberal thought Among the measures for which
he Is responsible ara the Disestablishment Of the
Irish Church. tEO Or three Irish Land Tenure Acts
the Abolition Of Purchase II the Army, the Aboll-
ti0u OF COnfseatiou N English Penal Law, the
Franchise Bill, etc- hsvas also active, as yUuu-
ger member, IN giving assistance in many Of the
Liberal strucZlzs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-28
Attest, Chief Ir.iir, sse,'-. 60.
iee lsxa1 ssss. pspsv cissl. .'''' ''''a
CUPREME COURT on FuF IA

- yai,sn ls,ands.--Ia Psesaic.
lsland 81 pahu. one
et The Hawaiian Islands. -
a, N ~ matter q thc Estate ot uENRY NAY. lac Of
ltenolnll island of Oahn. dccrss1 tr'ir7 s,5,lsf,
ie % ~ ttnnale o. WI and dEgciine puhiitafion of
doeuncnt purpo7tinr % b. IN. ~ v.ilf -
Testament q Henry Nay. late u uonolfio I.@-.'.I
aaNtnE On n SD dav uf Octohcf A. n isl 49,, r-
,sn,ed % sad fteeale Ceast. aoa psiiiien ss ihs
t.rI 70 Tvs Mey sad Peter 4. snars ~ hasu- $50
alcd hy sald Tom Nav and pcicr e. iS,ss. b.
And whereas % order lppointiug. lhe tsih iir ct
VIII and directing pnhhcaflon of notie, of ne am
ant that citations b. issued 10 th, 5fbscrti,ir 80
acsses q aid VIII and 20 ne hcrs of tha ift1ar n
nef piaees e residence 20 TARA kucNr g appear ini
MkwAtttN NAtrrrE. a ucNsr1prr ruhllshrI In saif
Honolulu and whcrca- the sid TIN tiv Iauuarv a.
additional order was made continuing thc said hearing
70 thr Aih day % January, A, u. ~ md dreciiue
puhieation ut the sarsc. The petitioners hfvine ar
lcsrcd on said s6h DAY OF Jasuar 10 pfcvo thc aid
VIII and tnou appearing ihat ~ mistake no citation.
have hccnt-suc % thc heirs Of thcfrsainr 20 appear
and contest the Prubaip OF the said viii.
II u hereby ordered. that MONDAY. she Thirteenth
day q April, A. ID ioo 90 iu uclcck A. m af aid d1r
81 the Ccuft Rooui Of sad Court Il ucnoiuu m a.
the time fcr proving aid WE and hfadnr said an
pcatiou, when and where any person interested nav
spPcas aud eouicsi the said Wii and the iints- %
letters tcsiamcntay and the said 4 hCfcby con
tinued TO such i3lh day uf April, A. %. iss1
u Il further orcr, that notice thereof b given hy
publication. fcf isucccssire weeks IN The ukwtrlx Ca
iu, nc Newark Advertiser o. Ncwark Enrian,i. thc
Herald.
And Ii- further ordered that e saious be issae,i %
the subscribing Witnesses 20 said VIII, and 90 the
heirs Of the tesiatur IN their places q residence 30 O.
a. known 70 APPEAR and contest the prohatc Of said
VIII, az The time appOlntcd.
Dated Honolulu, u l.. January -lth, lSc.
EEMN. ~ Al NTNN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-28

~ Waiian Islands. In Prohatc-In the matter % ftr
Estate Of SARAH KAILiWELA. minor % HonolnIu.
Oahu deceased, intcstatc. Before Chief Justice Inii
On reading and ding the petition af Cecil Bfdun
Guardian Of the late sarah kaliwcia r. minor alir-
Ing that said sarah kailiweia died ntcsflte at sid
leaving estate necessary 70 be administered uuan and
praying that letters of administration ssue 10 hi1
II Is ordered that FRIDAY. the flh DAY % Fchru1fr
ID. 1855. AZ ~ O'Clock a. m, be and HEREBY T.
appointed for hearing said petition before the aid Chief
Justice, iu the Court Room Of this Court AZ Honolulu
Al which time and place all persons concerned nav az
pear and show cause u any they have, Why the same
should not hc granted and that tins order BE- published
eessiye weeks in the ha0fqr and Hsw4mNS uArrrsE
newspapers In Honolulu
Dated Honolulu, n. l.. January 10Th A. -. fss1
A. r. 81 ID.
Attest. Chief Justice o. the supreme Couri
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-28
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Arriving at Honolnln on
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Leaves every TUESDAY, at p. N. for Sawilivii.
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SUNDAY morning.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-28

LIE highest price ever realized for q printed
book vas at SyStou Park sale N December, 1884.
The sPsaImorum Coje1,- the second book
printed With date l. d. I459, vas knocked down
for the modest sun Of II $50 or aboGt S24,75D A
MGz1rin bible fetched Sl,SOO. or $3.50, and an
other bible. dated I+2, the first dated edition By
EAzst and Schosfer, or more correctly 1st and
Sehoider was acquired FOR 5000 Il is worthy
Of remark that the Psllmorum Codsx, had been
originally bought for eI56 los. or say $3.50 There
are worse Investments than old books certainly
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-28

The premises 10 be soid are -ifaaied d Pahoa Wal
kk aud counin an 9f 7l.if0 of 90 aefe and arc
portion of the ~ Alma u fshon l. Aaafd ci5 and
ne zane premises that were conveyed ~ kaaihapIn
~ Iieh1fi aalOg By deed dated te sfh of Dfcfn n
i''3 and recorded IN libsf - o. foios zg9. ipn 4