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The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18


Of AyOoh. sou Of Shere All. hut were again
and again defeated by Roberts, till Aycot
retired from CSndshar, and Shere Ali re-
signed and became 3 pensioner 81 the Brit
ish GovernnsDts and trsnqcShty N SShnl
was announced Nov, 1SSl
During the British occupstion Of Cabul
4 eorrespondencc with Russia was found
which hsd been esIrried on between Shere
| Ali and the Russians during 1STS THIS
was published in 1881 and explained away
very irupcrfectly by the Russian Govern
ment Lord Granville told the House O
LorJis that he had the word of honor Of
the Emperor Of RuSSiS. that certain actions
| Of his officials and certain movements o
his trcops should on no Oceount take place.
Nevertheless those very actions ami those
very movements. On the part OF Russia dld
take place. alulCst eCnterupQrSneouSiy y with
the announcement Of the Emperur'S dls
Clsimer.
Since that time AighNuiStaR has been
the staze Of cOrnbNt for sundry claimants,
rival chiefs, more OF less worthless: the
British troops were withdrawn. and since
1SS1. even the Khyber pass, the only gate 70
North West India was rehnqulShe0 by
the British.
At present a JOINT Anglo Russian Com
mission i surveying and laying out :
frontier lins which neither party i 10
cross. leaving the whole Of AfghAnistan as
4 sort Of neutral groand between British
and Russian possessions.
II therefore. it be true that Russian
force Is enrenching itself On Afghan soil
II i only another instance OF bad faith on
the part Of that power, and treachery on
the part OF the other, which must be
deemed a -rIsss bc'Ii.~ even by the present
administration OF EnSlaRd
The advanced post Of Great Britain is
PsShavur about ten miles from the en-
trance Of the hhybe- pass, nATuw gorge
o. thirty three miles II length. between
cliffs II some places perpendicular, and
from go 70 100 feet high and occupied
by forts wherever not absolutely Impre-
nable by nature.
In this pass, in 1872. retiring British
expedition Of 400 men. with 1900 camp
followers. women and children. were cut
Of and destroyed by the local tribes, one
man only escaping 10 Jelalabad TO tell the
tale
Since then the pass has been twice
forced by British troops. In 1879 1t was
ceied 10 the British and held by them I'll
ISL 1t Is the only available route fOl
the invasion Of North West India. but was
given up under the administration Of Lord
Ripon IN obedience 10 instructions from
the British Cabinet.
Peshswur Is connected with the gruai
railway system Of India and troops could De
maSsed there al short notice
The Bohlan pass II BeIooehistan Is the
only access to the country Of the lower
Indus and this toe was formerly held by
the British under treaty with the Beloo-
cheeS.
With regard TO invasion Of India from
the North West. England Is In the position
Of man who deliberately leaves his front
door open TO threatening burglars, conf
dent that he can beat them back by the
time they reach the dwelling ruomS-
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MOrigagees' Notice Of ofIntention to Foreelose
and OF Sale.
n ACCoRDANCE WITH A row.

NTTCsT. Iu8UC0 Nu0TCm0 I0HTT-
HENEN SMITH. Deputy Clerk. iu5f u
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Corporation Notice,

At a MEETING OF THE COR
"a PORATURs % the HAWAUAN GAZETTE
cOAPASf LiHnitedl held at H9uoiuis. IN the l-iand
. Olhu- On the =th 1sy cf Rebr1ary A. D. fss1 .
Charter o. inenporafsOn snied 10 thea hy the Minis.
ter Of fhe Ilfer1or Eecepte1 snd the ssd Copany
oiacsfs The following p-rsOns, namely
Alataa j Atklnson .Presideut aad Editor
ko9erf srisFt-. --.-.-T TrelsursT kad Manager
L1rsin = 4harstOu .--..-- Secretary and Auditor
All q Fhou r-side lu sald HaaaIsla
fof In LOEff1E A. INT Cnar0N gerressrr
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In approaching the avenues and streets the
military eJupIrisS and society organizations wsVs
uldSsed n cU1unS, forming brilliant vistas As far
a. the eye could reach. On elevated stands Eere
eutsrpriSins photographers taking views Of the
assembly uu the stand and the sci Of faces that
moved coutiCEllly like the waves uf the ocean.
ms immense thrUng was v1riOUsly estimated a.
% Numbers. President Arthur subseqdentIy said
It was simply '-Immsnse.' the greatest crUSd he
ever saw. senator Hawlsy, as he looked ct it.
said he tho1gtt It numbered about I5g0p0 people
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DaWaiian 6aEtttG.
Ksr Ncpvs ~ EEEUs
WEDNESDAY. MARCH Is. tss5.

Tsr stsur,iity % the Hawaiian kingdom
putting forth a clsim to be the national
head and header OF al Paci6c StSteS." Is
too ridiculous for comment The Govern
meut organ makes tins claim IN its issue
u Tuesday Seeing how matters are drift
fn- the less -cl1iu~ Hawai makes the
better fu- her Interests Let well alone is
a C,ri urtso Arrogance l. not likely %
help thiS country, q little iudicioUs and
Gulet raprySeHtaiiCn NAV do something,
buf the tone % assertion used IN the T. G.
4 article VIII rreiuce nothing bat laugh
ter
The conference oE the Powers interested
Il, the Pacific which Is 70 bc held in Lon
don VII be held without rnuch reference
O. HRwaii. which l. ont 1f the way % their
aspirations az present Better nos direct
their eyeS IN tins direction. Beware of
hurting the Umpire OF the CalshaSh"
THr Inauguration Cf President Cieve-
l1ni was, a. Il sh0uld have beer. a marked
event The cgrgmoniss have heen most
imposing. and what especially marked
them vas The thorough god VIII shown
by all sections u political thought
Il l. seldom that great political party
can tske dsfsst - good humoretiy, but
the true Anglo>sx0u spirit rrles In the
Great Bepubllc and II Is 0f such stuff thgt
thg great nations of the earth aru made
The Inauguration of President Cleve
iHnl marks a definite en- IN she history uf
the United State>- The close OF Edward
IIIs rgisu marked the ImalgaraatiCn o.
Norman and Ssx0r- The Inauguration o.
Cleveland marks the byIryins OF She hatchet
between North and South. and now the
truly UnIte6 States MI ua1rch forward on
lines which VIII bring glory far greater
than they have eysr vet attained the glory
of one Cf the ErIndast civilizations on the
f1cr 20 the earth
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uonslsIs. Na.,h "a. an. 1sss.

The premise. 20 Dc sold are al The right, title and
interest of kunuiakca In the following described
lands te wit.-rhe Ahupuaa OF Waimca, situate ip tHe
District Of ko0auloa leland Of Oahu and described
in Land Commission Award No. D. aud In Royal Pat
cut No So certain parcel Of land on Bcrctluia and
Richards streets m said Honolulu. described IN Royal
Patent No. fisi and Land Commission Award No ~
The Ahupuaa uf kau, District Of kona, Island OF
Hawaii, described In Land Commission Award No. l..
y. The Ahupuaa of kukuau. situate al Hilu Island Of
Hawaii. described IN Royal Patent No f66G Award no
5i5 The Ahupual Of Laimi in said Hio. described
Award No. s5fN The Ahupuaa nf WaiaEa situate at
south kohala, Island Of Hawaii, described in ROYAL
Patent No i6is The Ahnpuaa Of Pahochoc situate al
k0ua Island of Hawaii described in ROYAL Patent No
l6bo Land known a. Mala. at Lahaina. Island Of
Mani, and described In Royal Patcut No. 614s Award
No. ltSi Land known kapunakcn, at Iahaiun. t.
land Of Maui. aud described in Roya Patent No. 55ff
Award No. lfai. Land known as M1uuakui iu said
Lahaiua. and described In Royal Patent No. 6311,
Award Ne. 5ta The Ahupuaa Of Pupu, situate In said
Lahaina, described In Award No. sl1u. The Ahupuaa
Of Punnoa situate In said Lahaina and described n
Royal Patent No ii65 Award No sJl5. Land known
as oWd. situate IN Watiuku Island o. Maui. and de-
scribcd In Royal Patent No. 1f1i. The Ahupuau uf
HaIchlku. situate 40 Hamakuaoa. Island % Maui aud
described In Royal Patent No 1865. Award No. s'i5
Land known as Puahala, ON the Island OF Muiol4i.
Land known A. hunthclan. situated iu Honolulu. and
described iu Royal Patent No. 2hfs, Award 40 o.
Land In H1nnlulu known the Pclly Place described
in Royal Patcnt No q Land In Honolulu known a.
Luakaha described 10 Royal Patent No. 6sls. Award
No s5lj.
CO. Particulars concerning title 10 aid lands viii be
given AZ the time Of the safe. if1t al
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CO-Partnership Notice.

TIHE UNDERSIGNED HAyETHIs
Il fsy entsrs1 isto Co-pannershiD q HskaNao.
Isiand q I.1i f0r fe purp0se u ezrrTinz IN fef-
sra AerrsHtiie snl BdteeTng Be-lnsss 70 y stYied
Arana Co AWAsA.
LOO FOOk-
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1AcxEALE . URaAN SAFES

HoSoiptr, January sist, iSSS.
Z. o BERGER, ESQ,
igssi Nsc.ssis { trAss SETS.
pEAE Srs'-it Is Niih great pleasure that add my
'esuuscuy 10 the firrPrcOt qualities Of your safes
had small siuSlc door Nacncsie Z Urban safe In
las, nights terrible r and on opening the same this
norntHS, feand its cosients-eonsistinr Of hooks
papers and neney TO the aH,osnt Of ses-In perfect
eonditiun.
am 50 well satisfied with the rrSult that want
another Sc,S safe At unec.
lours truly.
GEO. u. RACPF,
lVt (ferwanis Market.
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Il of sale contained In certain mortgage made hy
4 Kunaiakea Of Honolulu. Island Of Oahu, 10 Henry
Dimond. dated April 2nd A. ID. 1st. recorded IN the
ofice % the Registrar q Conveyanccs In hcr s. on
fous as and ta9 Notice j. hereby given that said
mertgaEec intends TO forecosc said mortgage for con
diton- broken. 70 wit;-thc non-paymcnt Of interest
scared by said mortgage. and upon said foreclosure
will sell 10 public suction, az the Salcsrooms n
Adams, I'm SAID Honolulu. on SATURDAY. the fh dav
of April, \. n il az 4 Of said day the PREMISE
a. described Ia said mortgage as below spccidfd.
Further particulars can be had Of KINNEY g PErEE
suN, Attorneys-kt-taw. HENRY DtMOND
lot
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--11 l7a----I ~ Flsl gou VOID cal ths A.
as-un q ths Nuister q ths Iu.srior - -
E.rll ~ " t-rFer1rzErt rulf1s = Certrsl F.-uz
lur rgecz = t1is r1czifg Eers Il a. bsrtsr cssr-
-l ~ as a-1- -eeg are nuE uen zz<h IN
faat r1 1aTsE-1ac4- n EauT plarzs.
- tl1-rec GailIrs Elre a..eu uaf1 for zu-t
en- a. is1r lr--r11 r11is N tins 1airricr hut the
m-- e--l rec have besn pad atuut reree ti-s4s
l4@ ra4 ~ ar-11rI lla1t Per e1yF. wllile the wurk
1rr rs q = Az 11gE HnkErzi kaa heeu A
uera a1zrn- Ehs = trlcE uli-t has been rlsv.is
-a1s wll &C., fuatE Il ttis dr.-rIrf
MEc ~ I'D - ez1rt izzrf 49, . d us-s -
ra.-a-- 80 l-zs serU--z ihsr Votes tx 4.
--T--7e1-l-fses e so--h En1L EkzDrsa.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18

Tnc Washington srocps forming the irs. divi.
sion. the escort 70 the Presidential p1rsy. were
under artus st very early hour and began arriv-
Ing az the point Cf organization, west Of the White
House. as early as O'Clock The regular truoys
were frst there and comprised llsot battery ard
twelve foo, batteries, eight OF these beIn. Of the
Second Artillery and The others one each Of the
other artillery regiments from FORTRESS Monroe.
A dense crowd, numbering at least 5OO1 fllsd the
street II 'front.' clear across 70 the park railing and
around IL East LafAystte Park.
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NOTICE +!

A T THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
"a the shsrs hoiders u The fSTERIsLAsD STEAM
SAFiGATiOS CO. held Al theiF oflce on the Esplan-
1dc fc ID inst. the foll0ainy oeere we're et-cfed
for th- ensuing year:
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NnU aOUtrtistmniis.
Corporation Motice 4

NOTICES SHEREBY GIVEN THAT
1N a meeting hsi1 Ia HouolaIu, The 5fh 11Y of
voted . aeegt the Ckarfer q Ine5sTslan zrsat-d
heu and fh-r 1ssocizfes and s-Seessors The sist
day q {aHaarg. ~ ante- tae eoToute nsa.s and
style q
The Peoples lee anA Rsf4Es-a45r Co,
Limited,
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| CUPREME COURT OF TIIE HN-

~ lhf.ME NOlhl Of TIE HA .
kC Walian tslands.-in Probate In the matter OF
the Estate o JOHN ,. WEfK, late ~ Homo lniu Oahu
deceased A Chambers, before NJ. Justice Austin,
On reading and Fillnc the Petition and accounts nf
David Dayton, Administrator II the Estac Of John
Weik late Of Honolulu, Oahu. deceased. wherein DC
asks 20 Be allowed eS9asf and charges himself with
Sseil and asks that the same may be examined and
approved and that ina order may be made % disiri
button % the property remaining his hands 20 thc
persons thereto entitled and dscharging him and hs
sqreurs from all further responsibility such Admi-
ni~trator.
Il Is ordered. that THURSDAY the 9th dav OF APRIL
A. d. ico1, AZ 10 O'Clock A. NJ, before thr said
ChicftJustiee, a. Chambers, In the Court House at
onolulu Be and The hereby l. appointed AS the
tnc and pacr Tor hearing said petition and accoant
and that a pcrsons interested may then aud hcrc ap
pear and show rausc, N any they have, why thc same
should not be granted, and may present evidence
as 20 who are entitled 90 said property And that his
order, IN ihc English language be published 10 the
iNwMttN GNEErrE a newspaper printed and pub
shcd in Honolulu. for three successive weeks prcyious
20 the time therein appointed for said hearing
Dated az Honolulu n L.. thisird day March a u is5
BENZ. n. AUSTIN.
Attest: Justice supreme Court
HENHN SMITH. DEPUTY Clerk 1901
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Az yous cTn fault II ypl rsrzaia. sick or out Of
9.-lsn- VIA n {ou ran ~ Hop Bittsgs Eads b
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NOTES.

I#E sIrrz1riinary iuhueucs Of trees uuou cIi-
E.45s : Of national importauce n all cuuutries-
Aa1T instances are o. recUr1 OF crest climatic
changes having followed the destruction Of forests
but NJ authorztIve records have been taken IN
Great Britain and Ireland. although Scotland has
Afforded dzrIl- the lasf half-esrtIIrv erreutiouaI
opportunities for 20 doing In Cauaia- where i'm
uleuse belts Of pine sEf-tins the great inland
iaSss are beng r1pidiy cut down climatic
cnanges are occurring. When the forests we're
as-troyeC II JzmacIa- the Mazritlus iEc the
Eal1faa a5lted: IN fact. almost deserted those
lslands- On the other side Meheuet ALI-the
1qst saCze1ocs Of modern ECyptial rrIeEs-
planted I5.0oo0D % 2u,1oopOQ cf trseS On tie
Delta and the railflu rose from 70 % inches.
lhese aid the facts Gil b. supplemented bv o.
ser7atiou these islauGs
PzEp1E4rIaxs are being made Z WooEEich sr-s-
IA Tor he proof trials Of an sno-mous Gun which
= loT 70 process Ok cuastrrctiuu at ElsuicE and
VII o uetTered feE months he1ce. l. viii
EeL2h 10 toEls AID have carriace Of - tons the
total weight Of 30 tocs being Considerably II e1
eEsz q previous undertaIducs. Ti.e Cun VII -
4 oreschloadsr and have a bore Of IS fnches. II
.ength vill Be - feet { iuche-. but r. eTfrs-as
clt7,eter - the brtech VII ,. orty fees inches
and Z WI have very elou-t.eaI cila=.s or bs-rsi
itfer1n- down n = fnchss, With a ss-tt .vsIf---
~ tHe 2 Elzzie he earrisgs VII r1n ca the orrlf-
nAEF railE1y gang but the line leading 70 tbg
pr-9f-butts vii have 70 5e partly rsIaid md Is
orll-e over the canal VII probably be strsucrh-
s1eo- AffeE Tie Gun nsls been proved at WooIuick
Z VII Be taken 10 Shoe51ryness for the uqrr.-e
q trying its rsrgs and sccuracy TI1rse runs of
this description are b BE made and thew are IN
teuced for the RgTral NAVY
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Hops, Buohu. Mandrake and DAndslion.

The Oldest, Beet, most renowned
and Valuable Medicines IN the World.
and in addition contain all the best
and most effective curative properties
of sll other bitters. being the greatest
Liver Regulator. BLOOD PURIFIER
and life and health restoring agent on
.parrh .
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NOTICE !

THE UNDERSIGNED BEGs TO
Il give nofiee ttat 7. AkEnalfHi has thls dfy bter
appointed un1ef fu prsr u Attorncy acf for -
dlylng ~ aJsencr frou tails Kfnrfom- AWAW4s
Akt1Eio, AEsis Pc. "a, ~. ira ias
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nc ll.sSl,sS Sstsfr, nspapss N 9ecisla.
NrFnn
~ y JUDD.
Atiesg ChietJusflcc Supreme CoHrt
iuos iinSRs Surra, neputy Clerk. M
CTrREME CnUIfT OF TIIE IA.
Attest; Chief Justice q the supreme Cont
uENuN Sufru. Deputy CLERK ffrs, 81
CUPREME COURT or THE ma

- 4 ANNasME &VAhA OE AAAEa Ia
~ waiian Islands. In Frnhatr-lu the matter % the
Esttte % uENRY n. RYAN, late u Honolulu. Oahu.
deceased. Al Chambers hvfuri Mr. Justice Austin.
On reading and aling the petition and accounts o.
William +, Williams. AdministFator of the Estatc of
Henry n. Ryan. late % Honolulu. Oahu. deceased.
wherein be asks TO Dc allowed setaoC, aud chsrrrs
himself with itAao, and asks thai the same may be
eX@mtucd and approved, and that inal order mag De-
made Of distribution % thc property remaining hts
hands 20 the persons thereto entitled aud disChsfc
such Administrator
Il Is orucrcd, that THURSDAY tie i6tn day Of Apii
A. -. ISL at 10 o'clock m, before The said lns4
tice, Al Chambers in the Court House az Honolulu U
and the same hcrchy l. appointed az the time anil
place for hearing said pcton and lccouut and that
all persons interested may then and thcrc appear and
show cause II any they have why the same shcud not
be granted, and may present evidence % who are
cnttlcd o. the said property. And shat his crrr I'm
the Engiish language he published In the uAwAuAN
SExrrE newspaper printed and published in Homo.
lulu for three successive weeks previous 90 the time
therein appointed for said hearing.
Dated at Honolula, n. l., this 10Th day uf March
u. tSc& 4. r. JUDD.
Attcsts chief Justice 0f the supreme Cont
firNgV ~grru. neunfv CLERK
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ANNUAL PREMIUM s24s.5O.

The second and subsequent premiums are likely to
be reduced b. increasing annual disfribsfgHs Of fr
pi4T.
- Applications crn De had Of; and fnl Information
will be given BY the 4 gents,
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They Give Fsw Life and viEOr to the Aged
and InArm-

To CIergymen, Lzuyers. Liierary
Men, LabOurers. Ladies and all tho-c
whose sedentarg engploymeuts cagss
irregularities % the BlUod. stomach.
Bowels, or kidncy-. % who require an
Appetizer. Tonic. and mild Stimulant
these Bitters are iuraluabIe, being
highly curative, tonic and stimulafing.
without intoIic4tiuE.~
NO matter what your feelings or
symptJms are. or what the discase-or
.ailuent l.. use Hop Biftefs. Don't
wait until yDu are sick. but IL ron only
feel bad Gr miscrabls. use the Bitters At
-o1ce- Il may save your ufe- HIM
idrsds have been saved by 90 doing. afa
tdfiu= cost
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18
EEyIEv OF TaE FE0cEssIoS.

The President was escorted to the White House
after the inauguration ceremonies amidst the
n o st unbOuuded enthusiasm. TEeuty-fys
thousand men passed In review before the Prssi-
dent, who. with distinguished company, Occupi-
ed the reviewing stand on PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
Taken all IN all, as q combined military and civic
display, the procession was undoubtedly the
largest and finest ever seen in Washington At
tie conclusion Of the review the President and
party proceeded to the dining room of the White
House. where they partoos of lunch ordered for
them BY ex-President Arthur. There were present,
besides the members Of e1-Presideut Arthur's
Cabinet, Mr.. Villas Mr. Manning. Mr.. Lamont
and several others
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Nosiec Z farther given thaf. ysrsaant % the terms
II aid Charter. 10 sfockhoi1er shtiI Be liable f5r
rAe1ebts ofthe CorDo-afon beyn11 fks snouuf Nhich
nay 3 dss apsa fhe shsrs sdares hed b hin o.
tkem- J. INA IA
lofs ffs sserst.ry.
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A.L 1eur prurE..t o. Plr,lei.u.

Do not sufeT Tourseif of Iet your
friends suffer. bat ice and Hrgs them to
nee Hop Bitters.-
Remember, Hop Bitter. is no viIe.
'druG-ed- drunken nostrum. but the
-purest and best medicine ever made
and no pers0u or family should b.
sUifL0ur II -
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cruuI ;lOpsriissmsuis
ctrRENTF cOURT or TITF ma

CUPREAIE COURT OF THE HA-
- vslisn i-lspds - rfcbair. IN ihe matter Of lhc
Esiatc 81 CHARLES n. ALEXANDER of Hakautn
Msu deceased. Interstate nriorc chief Justice inti
On is,,iins snd anz lhe gsiliioa q We Helen q
Charles n. AirSpnaer dled intestsft ai Nspa Nars
County Caiiiofhia. on ihc SIh day of Frbfufrg A II
S1 and pfsllie thar cficra of tiainisgatoa and nf
gesrltuship e the pcrtcn ard property ~ hr intnn-
shldleu of aid Charles IT, NsSaadrfi TO her and
I. A rhursinn.
iii ordered thai riiuG.s.lAY lho Al day Of Ansii
A. ~ iA az 20 occCk an o. and hert hr 4. arl,,-
icf hearing said petition before the said Chicf lnafI
IN iAe Cenrt kocm ei ihht Conft a. Honolulu II
pear and show cause, V arr They have why the same
should be rrsntcd and iat thi. efer b. hnnila
IN the English language lur ihrrc successive weeks n
the WtwktkN Gkurrrf Newspaper IN Haucinia.
nated Honolulu, ~ J., MsIch isih, a y. ts>o
A, n, JUDD
Auesu ChistJastlcc Suprsmc Court.
iUS iinSW SurH, neputy CLERK.
SUPREME COUTsr or THE fTA-
- wsiian Islands In rrshat-.-tn the NATTER ~
lho Estaic u J, N. uAr seAiur, q Hauoluin, uahu
deceased. latestatc. Seizure Chief Iussce Indd
On resdinr and alins ne petition of Nrs n IL tsf
o. Honolulu, widow % ne above named Deceased
alicginr that J. n. uat senior 20 Honolulu died n
testatr at said itouciaiu the .h day % February
D. iSSN and praying that letters Of Administration
u Is er,rrrd that III ESnAY. thr aist dsv Of March
A. n i az no O'Clock am. be and hereby appointed
fo hearing said petition before the aid Chrf justice
In the Court Room of this Court. AZ Honolulu atwhich
time aud place all pcfsons concerned may supcsf and
show causr any thy have why said petition shouid
Engnsh language FOE three successive weeks iu me
itNN ,t,N GtErrru newspaper In ilunoiula.
Dated Honolulu, II. l.. March 6th. 4. ID. isS5.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18

HOP BTTTERs MANUFACTURING co.
NeIb0urne- Australia Rochester. n r d.
s A. Toronto, London Antwerp, Paris
FOE sale By HOLLIsTER 4 co
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attend to any Business ehtrustc to his iO5 Tn
FURNISHED ROO1ES--Neai sad costly FUR
nished Rooms can b had bI an early application At
CSsl NOaGARDEN LANE
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MWnPAnEr

In W. z. ALLEN,
Has an ceiee with Messr.. nshoP& Co, corner Of Mcr
chant and kaahumAnu Streets and he will be pleased
- attend TO any business entrusted to hlm ii 6ul
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-08-06

and sixty six cents.
Lot number one hun,lre.! and twenty
five C125), appraised at eleven Oh 6G) dollars
and sixty six ceniS.
LOtnumber one hundred am. twenty six
N26), appraised Mt ten 10 0c) dOlltrs.
Lot number one hundred and twenty
seven QZ1). appraised at eleven (il 66I dol
lars and sixty six cents.
Lot number one hundred and twenty
eight Q2S). appraised at twenty one t2l 'aij
dollars and sixty six cents.
Lot number one hundred and thirty sew
en- Q31), appraised ut two hundred and six
ty six (256 66) dollars and sixty six cents.
Lot number one hundred and forty one
Qll), appraised at six huAdraj ana thirty
three (6'' 3') dollars and thirty three cents.
Lot number one hundred and forty- four
Q4i), appraised at three hundred 600 COY -ol-
lars.
Lot number one hundred and forty five
Qio), appraised at eighteen lis So dollars
and thirty three cents.
Lot number one hundred and forty six
Q46), appraised at thirteen flS66) dollars and
sixty six cents.
Lot number one hundred ami forty seven
QI7), appraised at twenty six (26 66) dollars
and sixty six cents.
Lot number one hundred and forty eight
QISl, appraised at one hundred and ninty
one (19l 6a) dollars and sixty six cents.
Lot number one hundred and forty nine
Qi9), appraised at five hundred and sixteen
(ol6 66) dollars and sixty six cenls.
Lot number one hundred and fifty l5O),
appraised at four hundred and sixty six
(lG6 66) dollars and sixty six cents.
Lot number one hundred and fifty one
Q5l), appraised aJ twenty five 00) dollars
Lot number one hundred and fifty two
Q52), appraised at twenty one dollars t2l 10y
dollars and sixty six cents.
Lot number one hundred and fifty three
Q53). appraised at twelve hundred q, 2OG COY
dollars.
Lot number one handred and fifty eight
l5S) appraised at five hundred and eighty
three (5S3 33) dollars and thirty three cents.
Lot number one hundred and fifty nine
(I59). appraised at twelve hundred zoo COY
dollars.
Terms of sale cash in hand.
Given under my hand at Logan, o.,
this22d day of July, A. D., 1885.
T. +. MCCARTHY, Sheriff.
w. E. HAMBLIN, Deputy.
l.. d. Y ickers, Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
July %, 5w.