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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-05-27
SURF and WHALE BOATS
"a al 81
FOR SALE.

Having JUS about completed two s1ft. SURF BoArs
for the stormy Of Ho, Hawaii, the model Of
the ''kinau's Boats highly approved by Capt. King
and others, am now prepared to Ill similar order to
parties desiring the same. These Bears sold 40
price consistent with any imported and FAR as 4
timber in piece i better than jonted in pieces
and being close together, they comparatively
lighter and stronger The main object gained is III eir
strength, Chtness aud he1ability. Our stems knees
and tmbeTs all best Oak, steamboat, the latter
being in one piece running from gunwal to guuwa
with heavy aprons and dead-wOods fastened solid by
screw bolts, holds square eaulked rabbst. Our faei
ties for building such can give about any
model or shape to vessel and duplicate parts OF any
vessels have huid-can always be furnished az
few hours notice 10 sufficient nducement is offered
There four Of these Boats open for inspection
interested paFtes-will be sold finished otherwise
without paint. putty bill paper The terms CASH
~ Mutual Telephone No. 81.
ALSO-Ou hand and for sale. WHALE or SUEF BOATs.
Oak stems, Knees and Timbers all shapes and sizes
Also-Seyera hundred feet OF finished OAK stitchiu-
time Chatting Batiens, sold per foot quantities to
suit; and the only truck in town AZ to carry Boat
without cracking and straining her be bought or
hired at the Enterprise Mill.
sE-Parties the other islands requiring Materials.
Boat Scow built repaired would do well to com
municate with J. \. DOVER,
lUh3 HOuululu.
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nc Rritish Renevolent soeietr.s Ban.

The Annual Ball Of tt is Society was given last
evening at the Hotel. The diHiugTOom was beau
tifully decorated for the occasion, Mr. Henson,
Chairman of the Committee OF Decorations, having
done excellent work. Inc 0ru tmeutatou vas light
and airy, suItIng the room, q handsome motto.
God Save the Queen worked IN plgmerias and
and scarlet geransams vas placed over the Royal
seats Among those present vere His Majesty, the
Princess LiliuOkalau tue Hon T. 5. ClsghOru,
His EIcellency R0llin y. Daggett. 81. Feer a num-
Der of the Consular Corrs and a number Of our
principal citizens.
The ball vas thorough -lecess; the supper was
excellent and served n that easy style which Is 50
enloTable; grsst contrast 10 the h:deOus and
costly scramble Of last year at the Music Hall The
Reception Committee consisting ot Messrs. 4. Nc
Kibbin, I. L. Walker. ". Lishman, W. Il. Baird
and Chas. CrOzsr, performed their duties nicely,
and the floor WIS most admirably managed by Mr.
Henry hacfHriaue, wi5o Trough he lad man
ayers Committee to support him. fFirlv needed no
assistance; he vas > host IN himself. Count one
for the British benevolent Society
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tnnity is'now lost Tho feeling is 50 bitter and
widespread that the Car has been advised 10
visit Moscow for few weeks TO calm the excite
mcnt.
hERtIS, May 1.-The KAISER will Accept the pc-
sition Of arbitrator. The question seems to mar
roW down 10 this: Did either Afghanistan, tho ally
OF England or Russia Intentionally break the
agreement as to the neutrality q the military
forces during tho boundary Negotiations
LONDON, May ia 81, Peiersburgh dispatch
says that the Cronsladt heet Is II but little use
and that Russia's naval siren 9Th has been greatly
overstated.
LONDON, MAY 1.-The bfily Meas believes that
Harrington will on Monday announce favorable
progress In negotiations on the Afghan frontier in
every way acceptable TO the Amecr.
81. PErERsruRoH, May lo.-rhe Joarsal ls s..
Fsfsrs5n1yA thinks that Gladstone may anticipate
Sir Stafford Northcote's motion OF censure with
surprise for both his opponents and friends.
vienna, May ll.-Russian war preparations are
uilahated. IL is reported that Russia has for.
hidden the employment Of any Englishmen on the
fCGts in Afchsuistan
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BISHOP & CO.'S
Savings Bank
The Undersigned win Receive MonsY at
their Savings Bank upon the
Following Terms

On sans o. Five iiandrs D9iLrs n sndsf. frgsl
perlou they viii pay interest he flie % fife pr
cent PER anaasn from date u receipt 40 suass that
shsl have ssulained deposits ree months. o. haze
been or deposit three nonfhs - IRE ias u makiuz
ap tho yesry aeeoaHt. 10 interest VIII b. compafsd
% fr1ciion- % Dollars ~ Tor fraenous % aaoniE
10 interest viii b. allowed ou monry siihdraan
within three months from daie o. deposii.
Thirty d1Tr notice must b. given at ihe Hank 81 a.
lnisnfiou n sthiraa lny moa-Y' and tie pfpafiiors
Plfr-5oot mast BE- produced 10 The s1ffe ilaia.
20 money viii b. paid szeepe spok iar Drati q t'e
Dapoliior. accompanied br fhr proper flsr5qpk
On ths Art dry n septesJber n ech year. iAs -
counts viii b. made ~. sleratsrez. % - suaf iAit
sl1i h1rs renaiasf deposit three noutla g no-r
aad nupaid sill b. credited - he depositors. and from
ihai date form Bsrt d fbe pu1eipsL
sans n more ttaa Five nandrrd Dollars rsn -
received subject % special asraensnt-
The Bank ria b. open ever day IN tts Hc-s sreeYt
issi ~ BISHOP co.
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Hon. sam Parker, HaEaii's Commissioner to
tag New Orleans Exposition returned again 70 his
native isles by the I'sasr on the 22ud inst, Mr..
ParkeE's family accompanied hirn home.
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PASSENGERS.

Prem >4u Francisco. per Alameda NAY sz-ECc SAN
Hazzer- vie -lc servant Mr. Paul NeE-aCrr chill
1rru ana rlIsr- Miss sarah King ; D tuiE-, Prof ]
NJ EJgEks. ALszEl5sr ElCdr. J e MlIrwachr II Eeuies
I Aleza15er, " Altman Mss julia A.szardg- I
A uirEey Miss n Alexander, q waller and wife. W q
A-ll-trou-. vie aud child Miss b a W8ri, EGy : Z
41rtIr wife and ilg-hIsr airs jules raveruisr Miss
3 p..gr- Miss >lg.r1l. A L0uglgs--, Nj, Z heed
HEz4 Batter. ll-1el1. Mr. Z Bi-y.gv, Mss L1-tt.
Alez1u1rr Rev Emerson >chuler, Ms ghs-lborgE-l
and . sI-eraEe-
Fer san Francisco, per Forest Queen Nav 25-E 4
Sears. d NllpeEEr. VIE and child b Lind, ID M g--
z y Revert. y Larsen. " Miller Z gullus.
Erum Htuakuz per tuaizui Nay 23-W Scott. ~
Purity, Mr. Fisher, Mss Mli1ea, Miss E4vatsu.
From Hawaii and Maui per Einau N4g -f-IL6u ) q
I.--r, W y Horuer, - 3 7 Hagsgldeu. W 2 Castle
r- scz- q L ElcE1Fi-oE, J. EsiHhlr'll. J A Martin J
y ard caps : Nov.lct1- y 7 " alss-, w z C15absrt.
Busting, 4 Ea1LS J Wlip1i1nI, Miss Wet
l1rH Mr. W ard Mr. CcLcIus-
Er1m Mani and N1I5sai- per Likelfzs. Nay zI-lap-
p EUymev Sell. Mss Clark. Mr. A Euna ana
r1ti Miss ma. 4 + Phelps, VI ] L0wre. Rev Father
Hess, h-tuer N LeEIsr. relsou. z 1LlcEs 1I-s Nc
rrs-ar ind children, Mr. Z BE-carlgr. r WaIl-iI-E-
From SIN Francisco per NHry Wiuk-em1u Nay p
Tteg U1-I and wife Mss u DE-1u- Mss Harsh.
Y p >E1rT1laier. e johnson.
Ergr Els1I- per Planter Nay sc % Berger Hca
h A "taana--, Col z NJ EE-vtS Aug Drlsr- ~ Z ~
ue7s- b . h smith Mrs simpson A : L--arnrrg j
Lasll~-
fgr Mrfrzrf and Maui Der Liksfzs. NV SEQ
Wr-1-- 3 iiaGli- q = Phelps N PAIGE
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I--Pursuant TO General Orders No Of Department
Head Quarters directing the observance 81 Memorial
Day, the Comrades o. thls Pos win assemble at the
Post Room on King street, SATURDAY MKT. May
sth, a. r N; sharp, In dark clothes. black hats
l-undcr the escort Of the Honolulu Rincs The Post
viii take up the line o. march al 80 = N. for the
Nuaana Cemetery, and there decorate The graves Of
Iff--The line Of March will be from the Post Room
along King street to Fort up Fort Bcreania along
Berctania 70 Nuuanu. thence up Nuusna 10 the Gene
terry.
V.-The eolamn will be formed a. follows;
ist-The Royal Hawaiian Bard
end--The Honolulu Rises
Srd--Gieo, W. DeLong Post, q AR
sth-invitcd CHESTS.
5ih-ThoSo in carriages and the public generate.
Y. Comrades Of lac Pest American citizens. and
friends o. the organization earnestly solicited 20
make such contributions OF noral designs, flowers.
ferns and green leaves may be useful foF decorative
purposes this occasion, and 70 send them 20 the
Post Room on King street. early In the fOrcuoon %
Memorial Day, where there viii be some oue 10 re-
eeiYe them. Parties who ,dnd Il ineunvcuicni
Room viii please call up by telephone, Henry
Hehhard " The American Express CO. Telephone No.
- not later than II A. NJ. saturday, and cN
press will atcnee be despatched to fetch them.
Memorial Day az the Post Room. Al 7. " sharp. aud
thence march under the escort Of the Hounialu Rifles
along King street to the Music Hall where u viii per
form appropriate ritual and participate in public
eises.
VIf-All soldiers and sailors row In the service %
the Uaited States, O. who have been houorably Dis
charged thereirom are cordially invited assemble at
the Post Room and march with the Post In the process
sion.
by order OF y h. EMERSON,
rs ,.o,,r ,,,., Pest commander.
ioa It per n L. CLsRKx. Sgt Major
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the hearing OF the petition relative 10 granting
letters OF administration in the estate Of the late
Leonard II Psrteu
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-05-27

Prom catalogue Of -. Mat=leE-s Hal San
Ma-e1. Calt.. s1udly forwarded % the GAZErrE.
interesting facts relative 70 the position and studiss
gt bows whose parents reside on these Islands. Is
obtained Erum tie statements which appear Ia
the pam pElet i Is learned that Harry Eurruu Jr-.
auDuE the graduating class Of IS,6 Enrolled II
tEg Cadet corps In which the youthful soldiers arg
c1Ily instructed IL the inIrIcaClzs Of Eptou's
names Of George c. Allen, Thomas F. Clumins.
Alex C. DJWsett Richard l. GuIilaud. Prince
h. EsIauitzaole. Prince Ed A. ksliiahouri Prince
DAVID hawaCaELz0a- Harry Iurtou, 5r- ana
Arthur e. TurtCu. 81 Of these young gentlemen
including the tlree princes having received pre-
pErL-Cry instruction at - ADErlS College Il
tins CITY As a member Of tue Eo1-eoa1nls-
stoned stan. Harry lurtuu- r. Il color sergeant.
The corps Of Cadets L divided into two infantry
Gun paules, and +, and a gun detachment In
company A. Harry Iurtor- r. holds the warrant
Of 5rd sergeant and II company the second
cgzpuralsllp L ably filed by A. Z. Dovsett- A
uIcsad s51ld, consisting Of two commissioned Of
hcers ten ou-c111uisslUned ctlcers and seventeen
priyltes, has. a. capable szponezts Of military
movements, sergeant Harry Ezrt0u, Jr., corporal
A. q. Dowsetg aud private A c. Turtou- The Gun
Detachment has On Its muster roll corporal A. c.
Dowsetr gunner and Prince kawa1aras1a and A.
g. IurtJn az caun0ueers. In school grades the
boys rank az follows, there being sI grades be-
sides the preparatory, the first being the lowest
grade and the sixth the highest. Harry Lgrrou.
Ir.. 5th= Arthur C. Iurtuu- 4th- Alex G. Dgwse1t,
ttL- Prince Eawauaualz1a and Richard L. Gill
Ind Prince kalIuia1a0le ard T. p Czumius
Preparatory.
Il Is prv7gr5iaI that al work and I'd play
makes Jack dull boy 50 saint Matthews School
az San M4teo, like St Adams School II Honolulu,
has rs base bali club and football GLIB and goes
even further than TIE local Institution b. the Hddi
tIun Of bicycle club and g1ois GLIB. Enrolled
amongst the athletic nine. thai endeavor to keep
the bounding ball within the prescribed diamond
are A. C. Tu-tOn and Harry Iur1ou- =h0 respec-
rvgly I'll the POSITIONS Of first and second baseEen-
The Antelope, Is the cugr0ueu gwen By the
football players to their club and Emgu- the
'kicsers' are found A. c. DOzsett. 4. L. 15iIIaud
and A. C. T1rtuu. The Hawaiian Qz1It Cluh ?
Is captained by Harry Turtou. IT. and his crew
sunslsts Of Prince kaEa1aaakoa, A. G. Duwsett
and A. G. Turtgn- The bicycle club, or az the
members ezphuniously cal Themselves sans SoGci
Mheelmzn has amongst its members. Prince
ksilnthouui. Prince kaWauaEaE11a. Prince kaIani-
anaoie and T. 2. Cgmnirs.
A. May -Ith. Is the closing cay Ct the Easter
ss=siou AZ t. MattleE Hal. 6 Il quite probable
that some Of the lads VII t1ksa trp 70 their island
hone daring the vacation Which enszes before The
FrBIty session begins, July zlrd-l AMI II Is hoped
that they VII all Be anxious u leave n good re-
cord Of fhe1r do1s at study or play as tie Cizzrrn
Is pieased 90 make the records pubIic-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-05-27

bsIvv freshei Is reported as having taken
place N hlueohe, Oahu. washing away the bridge
at that place and laying waste several hundred
acres Of rice aud sugar land
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-05-27

The 4tfasrds as usual, brought back to Homo
lalu, quite a number of people, well known to re
sidents, who had finished their sojourns abroad;
among those best known. are, Mrs, Paul Neuniann
and fsmily, Miss Sarah King. the Misses Alexap
der, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Waller, $. +. Alexander
and family, H Reuies, and L. A. Diekey, Mrs
raveruisr, the wife OF the well known artist Mons
Jnlis Taysruier, and Mrs. A. Chesebruuch, wife
Of CEesebrough Of the well known firm of Williams
Dimond 4 CO, were also passengers by the vessel.
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NOTICE J
Notice to creditors.

THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING
i been duly appointed Executor OF the last Win and
Testament OF THOMAS CUMMINS, deceased, late OF
Wamanao, Island OF Oahu, notice IS hereby giycn to
all persons present their claims against the Estate
OF said Thomas Cummins, daily authenticated whether
secured by mortgage or otherwise, TO the undersigned
at his Office on haahumanu Street, Honolulu. said
Oahu, within six months FROM the date hereof they
viii be forever barred; and all persons indebted 10
said Estate are hereby requested TO rake immediate
payment TO the undersigned
Dated Honolulu, May 18th, iSSa
\. J. CARTWRIGHT,
Executor Of the last VIII and Testament Of Thomas
Cummins, deceased. tOSl I'm
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There has been quite q series Of carriage accid-
eutS lately, az the md bridge Nuuanu road. Last
THURSDAY morning Mr.. Henry Glades cUachman
WAS thrown out of Il brake; the horse stumbling
aud cutting its leg Later in the day party Of
yo1ng ladies were likewise thrown out. On Satur-
day evening Dr.. CraddOck and Herbert while
driving mp the hill were run into by horseaRfl
who was CAllupInC furiously down. The man WAS
thrown OF and stunned and his horse injured.
Only slight damage was done to DR.. Craddock's
vehicle.
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The annual meeting Of the Mission Children $
Society was held on the 2Sr1 inst at the residence
OF Rev. A. o. Forbes. After the reading of the
usual reports had been finished the election Of
officers for the ensuing term was proceeded with
resulting as follows: President Frank w. Damon;
Nice do, W. W. Hall; recording Secretary W. j..
Forbes, corresponding Secretary Miss MA. Cham
herlain; home Secretary Miss $. II. Hillebrand;
Treasurer I. Oscar White; Directors Mrs. Il. F.
Dillingham; and Rev. ). T. Bishop.
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Notice Is further given that In accordance with the
provisions OF said Charter No stotkhpdcr shall be
liable for the debts Of the Corporation beyond the
amounts which may be due upon the share or shares
held or owned By them HENRY Z. kAlPo,
Secretary.
MT Tu-If 1e
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Saturday, June 18th, 1855,


PARTIES desiring 10 exhibit Horses must dsliHcl
OF mail their entries 20 j. = WEBB. sEeHETsgr, ~
o'clock p. NJ WEDNESDAY. The 10Th day % Jane.
An entry fec of Al 10 FOR each exhibit must Be paid
before the exhibit can be received.
Entres should state the cas- % ihs exhibit D. n-
her, name and agr Of animal, lire aud tam-
NO Horse wiH be- allowed 90 Be exhibited ualess
IL shall have been duly entered aud t t1uHpt BE-
moved from the grounds htf1rc the hour ~ closing tAr
show. except By permission of the mauaeers-
Sin case there shall be competition 10 any .ass.
prize will DC awarded unless The ain-le ezhitt
be- in the opnon of the judges. sufeicnfy mcri1ri-
Gus
NO one exhibit shall be awarded prizr IN sure
than one class.
5.-Anlmals which havc uiken prlzes AZ rleiious
Shows Of this Society arc not disquaiihei
6-Whefc the word native appears f shall be con
sirued 10 meas animal born To- this kindesn IRE
spectiye n pedigree
The right o. amend The schedule toloe -ifen.
before che entries closed i reserved ny he c1r
Of Management and prizes will De- -iyen 20 iecnfansr
with the pecHnitry ability n the Society
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COMPUTATION Notice !!

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
~ that meeting held in Hama GU the 18th day OF
Nay 1885, o. the Subscribers the Stock OF the Mo
kaenui Sugar Company, it was voted TO accept the
Charter OF Corporation granted them, their
ciates and successors the 18th day Of March. iSS
under the Corporate name and style Of the MOKAE-
MI SUGAR COMPANY, and that said Corporation
under said Charter. thereupou organized Itself aud
elected the following officers
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san Francisco adyices state that the schooner
FrHHg Gi81rr present IN that harbor, has been
oOuElt by Messrs Allen and Robertson OF this
city, for the sum OF 5000.
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Administering Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING
4 besH duiy gppo.uisd Admiuistflf9r q D. KFiats
lagn cilils 1.linsf TIE sril Eftlta 1nfdel that
ihey fausf preseuf the came daily verified. dnd with
proper F9ucters tlr 1ufellixne rlftin ~ months
from date y ts noics 'hfT VIII b. forever barred
lnd 80 yersgnf niestef 10 said Esfate are requested
- aake ianie1te gaFufni % ne Ar ny csacr. kaahu
a1lns street. ncn1lafI. ~. q. PAnkE.
Aauiaisislfor o. he Esfste u Chan sia 9r 81 So.
rrlaa4.1nfn Ne lIr fl.f d
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Mr. : ID Fuller the new secretary Of the Homo
fuiu Rouur Mems Christian Association arrived By
the steamer AElHzsir- He attended the regular
monthly meeting OF tie Association. held at their
hall On the zSrt inst and after being elected
voting member Of the Association delivered
short address, The members were present IL
goodiy number % greet their felIow-EurSsr-
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Island Boys Abroad.

>WrrH-kAuALAO-Iu sgarh Soma. Hawaii. Nay
ih ~ tJe Rev. : L De=ll. Mr. GEUlfE 81 >urr %
VI. AArLE hAlaLA.. .rlL % u.ElLl-l.
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ON SATURDAY, JUNE 20

The Bf0ferY specifed ia ssid mortgage a. follows.
c9usi.fng y ta parcels q land. First parcel being
STARED on Fort street u HanqrI and being part u
being laud a. Hamohali0 WaItikl. area 1tipu u 90
aefe described JIG Royal Patent ifi+ % kahue-
Terms CASA Deeds ~ eLyeufr % purchaser. fer
further particulars eaqllfe -
WILLIAM f.. AUSTIN.
Attorney for n9Fig1zee- " o.
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Mortgagee's
NOTICE SALE

p direction ~ mar Leusfs. thc mortgage named
lu certain moft1age made b. saunei krkini. guar
dali n Alfred ard Mee kanVeaa % ilguoiullf leland
% Dalu. o. .aid Elry LeHers. dated December fst
ISL recorded in TIE 9fee ~ Oh. Heisirr u Convey
ances n ss ~ page g. ace insfrueied % eel 40
Public Auction
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sPAYIMc coWsf
ArGrsT GRANBERG
r. D. Blk 1lI. HonrIsi1
Cars of j. 3. NnsHtz.

Mr. fsrrnlef.. a. t-ea grry rrfeersf1i ia il1li1E
Cows , ~ q. l1nls and can fsrnlsli aaarf1lf I1sII
rnoaiail al a1ft z1lf4n.eed. gfnsfs TIsr1lls.l
~ iur lasf ~ c1ffIr al orders iefl VIA 7 D flaA
aAt FiiI W pi1np<lJ tfien9.4 - ......,<.
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PORT OF HONOLULU.


Arrived
M es-gI~~ Ahmed NurSe. fruw >ar -1urtsH1
Arn rs Autru1u. from Newcastle : "
z1-Afl EEfua Mary Wirse.lsau, ElchE-, fl +
Sailed
NIF 1--AI BIZ Forrest Queen, Melissa tgC >zU iran
gi-Ar1 H-Eue e Lra1us Turner f1r San Fran
SAN lk Mguil1z, Nash fs- San FraE
eg-izw hS 7 4 klztFr. E1-=, fer The >gHuL
Vessels in Port.
AH- 1slra El-es1- Leo
Ann -gLr Nl E-nsgE. E,crer
Er tern EeulaE
Am Fzfue EureEt.
Am Hk Cegigu, EJrelgv
u>> AIEE1dI. Morse
Am BIS Alumni
Am 5lrus May wiuSguau- E1cll.
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ON SATURDAY, JUNE 10

The property ds-clibed u -aid murf11ge as follows
5itlafed in WdiLre aud coufaluiur area pf2 $50
acres and being The described iu Royal Patent
80 s3i5 L Award so or. aud that conveyed 10
she .aid 5dsia Ohla b. L9e w by deed dated the 9th
d1y March f-1s together with al that ilnd Ting gut
side 70 AID uear 70 said above mentioned ard des-
cribed prcrlisc- aud bei1. tie land given by
II Larers 20 dasia Oh1. in erehHuge for strip " TIE
premises drscrbcd nudsr said H0Jai Patent 30 80
mid strip being u,sd Cor rad AZ the present Tine
Terms Cash. Deoi- % s1penss o. purchtser Fpr
farther uarficui1ra enquire %
j. A. MOEsARRAT.
Au0rney far MOrtssgCe, o. ~
LY0gs A trvgf aerfi.s.er.
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Nrm 1nurrlis,n,nls.
Postponed /!

TIE FAIR IN AID OF KAUMA-
kAflLl CHURCH. which Was adyesilscd 70 take
place on Thursday. 18Th, Is POSTPONED UNTIL
FklnAl the a9ih instant, ~ D. m,
- ADMISSION TWENTY-FIVE tENTS.-Sa
lVt1 10 PR ORDER
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The Far IN aid Of ksGmakRpili church will MOI
open until Friday, the s9th inst, at s pm.
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ON SATURDAY. JuNE ls

ls'i, d our sllesfl0ms. % I. noon
The property specified in said mortgage follows
consisting Of all those certain premises IN Moanalla
Island OF Oahu Aforesaid containing n G0iuU
acres. described in ROYAL Patent No -. Also. al
hat certain piece q land On Puake fahaina Island Of
Mari, containing rood dnd - perches, described In
Royal Patent No. 1881.
sr-TeFms cash: deed- it the expense o. purchaser.
For further particulars inquire of
+. VI. NONsARRAT.
Attorney foF Mortgage. or 20
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