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The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29

Tn neglect of the coroner IN dong In
duty, fact which was brought prorni
nently forward last week. Is due IN some
measure TO the law. Tins reads -as soon
a. any coroner shall have notice Of the
deSfh of any persun- within his jurisdie
ton supposed to have come 70 such desth
by poisoning, violence. orin any suspicious
manner, be shall forthwith. etr Summon
a jury.
L leayes the duty of reporting the death
open 10 whousOeyer may see IT TO do 80.
Snd a. l. vel known. what Is evpryboiy's
business i nobodyis business. 50 that such
reporting Is not done.
But coroner who wishes TO do his duty
might act without such report. In poirt
q tact be does Sc set IN HondIuhu. We
doubt II any written report was handed
N 70 coroner Dayton when Patteu vas
shot BY Bridges: but that xzs one Of the
patent CASES N winch an inouest had 10
% be held. Ere.ininzry 10 the law taking
its course. II he acted IN this way at one
tlme, why should be not al znother. An
sudden deaths have IN them the element
q suspicion All accidents have IN them
the sane elements; 50 too have al deaths
EhleA sre MARKED -unarseaded- by the
orAA u h4t BltfA u heHlfE-
Sudden deaths are SUSPICIOUS becsuSe
they may be the result uf erime.tho1-h thev
may BE- due to natural eauses: all persops
connected with any one whodies suddenly
should be legally cleared Of all Suspicion
by the eoTo1er's jury. In Our mind We
c1ry the names Of several on these Islands
who kzve not been 70 cieared.
In Gases q aceiisIIt inquiry l. uecesssrx
not only on account Of Suspicion Of crime.
but also on account Of attachinz rpspo1-
sibllty upon parties thruzgh whose carr
iessness the accident nav have Occurred
A young nan drops overheard fruu, 4 ~
sci IN ulid-clannel no inquirv- -hrsb 4
upi whisper that he had had too No.
hquor. Inquiry would have shown Eheths-
q no he reanyws the worse for Rouor, I
Whistler he slipped overheard on N
pllsaadi whistler any uaa bu=e a rruf-,p
aguinst him. who was at tkat noueut 81 |
the vessel
Not long ago a Chinznza ani Iis so7
were found drUE1ed near Wa;alua. n !
inquest was held OF their t.oiies. t.es-,ss \
t1rsooth, the astute gentleman Who brrft
@ act a. eTuner, id little su,st.s,-r n
qulry mrid came 10 the cunclusiioI fi-9 s-st
1rtr-rlnstes we've d7uEnei Vi = li,;;-.-
Il th4t vas 50, Ehich ne, fruna tle Fg10Tt
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A Great Variety of CuriOs,
BISHOP & CO. s
Savings Bank
The Undersigned will Receive Money at
their Savings Bank upon the
Following Terms

On sums Of Five Hundred Dollars or under from ,p.
petson they will pay interest At the rate Of FIve po
cent per AnRnm, from date Of reeapi 90 al sums that
shan have remained deposit three months or have
been OF deposit threu months a. the time Of MAXIM
up me yearly aeeounts No interest will be computed
On ,ias'lons Of Dollars o. Tor fractions Of month.
No interest will be allowed on money ,Sithdravr
within three months from date % deposit
Thirty days notice mHEti Be given AZ the Bank Of r
ihienton to withdraw any money and the Depositor,
Passbook must be produced at the same lime
No money viii be paid except upon The Draft Of tbe
Depositor. accompanied By the proper Pass-book
On the hrst day Of September of each year the ar.
counts viii be made up, andFuteresi on ali sums that
shall hare remained on deposit three mouth. Or more
and unpaid viii Be credited 10 the depos,ors and from
that date form part of the principal.
SUM Of more Than Elye Hundred Dollars will te
reseiFed subject 70 special agreement.
Baak w es open even day In the uesk except
i05i 5m BfsuOP A ca
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brought to Us, doubt, there should have
been a verdict 10 that effect We might
60 on multiplying cases Of sudden and Of
suspicious deaths which have occurred on
these islands and even in Honolulu, but
enough has been cited 20 show that our
coroners do not do their duty; thatthough
the law may be slightly to blame, they,
holding a most important Office, fail 70 in
vestigSte in a legal way, but content them
selves with little 80 nasl enquiry, which,
as FAR Rs the public are concerned, Is
practically valueleSS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29
9awaiiall Gazette.
Gsr Noprs ~ EKBrs
WEDNESDAY. July -. isss.

THE great organ has been reniss IN not
mentioning the presence Of Judge Toohey
IN tins city Barber IN the year there were
several unoomplimentary notices OF the
Learned Judge; aud DOW that he l. IN our
midst, having come % n on board OF one
~ Mr. Spreckel-' vessels, with the blush
ing honurs of the Spreckels' trial thick
upon him, we do think II unworthy Of the
character Of - great newspaper not to
give him that notice which his abilities
and merits require.
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w hear much about there being nc
land b lease by the Government. and w
are monthly seeing people leaving the
Islands because thew cannot obtain land.
either by puruhAse OF on lease. 70 carry
out any small agricultural industries. The
reply has been made that the Government
really have no land And that reply Ike
many Others which are 80 speciously put
forward, can be proved 70 befalse. Gases
m point Us lands in halihi valley. and
others in Manoa. These lands are now
lying waste; they bring no returns 10 the
Government, they do no good 70 any one.
In one case the application for about thirty
acres has been made BY no less than thret
different parties. In the other case II has
been two who have been also disappointed
And IN what manner has the Minister Of
Interior dealt slth these applications. We
Ere informed. very di=oOurteously There
has been no direct answered. yes YOU can
have the lands" or Of no, you can't .
There has either been no answer at al. or
there has been miserable system Of eva
sion
What has bes.n The result The men who
were prepared 10 take up the land. who
would have improved il; who would have
paid rgut. who would have made good
cItInens, have decided 10 70 elsewhere. TO
ind in other countries the homestead
which l. denied them here. In tins case
the Minister OF Interior Is really 70 blame:
be is said 70 have shown lack o. common
courtesy, lack II sense. The country
cannot afford 70 lose is trtemen: the
Minister drives then forth, preferring to
1--we among nation Of slaves Such policy
: suicidal, unhappily the country al large
Is too yitally Interested in the catastrophe,
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examinations or exhibitions. according 10
the taste and inclination Of those in charge
VI the VARIOUS educational establishments
ot the city. Any one going through. care
fully. our various schools. vii be satisfied
that great deal Of excellent educational
work Is being done. The rising gensrs
tlon of HSwsn VII De well equipped. in
tellectuslly, for the coming fight Itmust
be remembered however. that mere intel
lectual training l. not sufficient for the
equipment of life. Moreover. cur Hawai-
ian schools err In one particular. They
allow, uncunSciJusly, probably on the part
Of some teachers. consciously on The psrt
0f Others. a small element q hurabuy 10
creep in A certain educational uuacEery.
a. of bang able to do what they cannot
do thoroughly Such has bad influence
upon the pupils. It fosters that worst form
u Intellectual vulgsrity- snstterers. All
elements q this kind should bs bauished
a. much a. possible, and especially Is the
duty incumbeut on the Board Of Educa
ton never 10 foster anything Of the sort
That the President Of the Board Of E6u
cation does foster educationd humbug
was plsin 10 az those who viewed the,rS-
cent exhibitions That be should DO S5is
no surprise 20 those who know the nan.
To put tinsel for gold pinchbeck for silver
has ever been his policy. There were few
present the other day. save those whose
salaries had been gzuged on personal =
grounds, who would echo the sentiment
which might have been more gracefuuIly
oppressed BY another than himself. that
the present President might long attend
entertainments of this kind II Is really
thing TO Be mourned over that the time ssrr.
ING policy, the miserable sycephsncy which
has been inauguratsd by the present Pre-
ident u the Board should strike fts roots
INTO the gentlest and best Of our coming
citirens.
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POhuknina sehOo;


The eEhIhssion szercises az this sstttli-hr,s-,.
eioSt1G TIE scnooi for tae sIrurer term tod 49,
o. tas 1.nd I1st- E-dcE Tie dirscris--. ~ -.
teachers, Misses Gamer, LGce a-d Nh n a
WOOD The Mons ka1 beer nicefy dsc5rzte,i -
the o--aslu1- maize and other crtsnery beir- - =
fzilg arraTec 4 vrsaths, -ariands and ban-iB-s
presen1Rg bright sppsarznce- The gys-sS
shleh Eers many n E1mber. eonsistetf of -
elsss n ssn-lng, rszcl1g, Ersirc -histrrv, csIis
themes. etc etc. the pupils acaz1ttiri- tber,
se-Tes t1rungbo1t IN 4 uAz-sr thar uzs rrrv -.
clfa1ie % Themselves. and spoke vuirr-es IN fav1-
q The patient czrr and thoGzhtful-sess siIsrsrsi
3 the teachers n tkeir eforts to elevate - -
crtlnn q these i1r'or ssni-savaEss. unsuv q
whom sPsak o1ly thei- zothsr-touzre. HazTff,7
The cai1stneu1c ererc1ses- which Eerp tte eva1ts
tai seemed 70 b moss aparuFe Of by tie scoi4rs
t1s11seiFess Sers cuce tnr1zgh WITH ruuarlS1bie
PreciSspn- TIE many E.ovenezLs being vel ti--es
- TIE z1sical veices of the performers ~
aza11ence presSuf seemed b be extruuaelv s-fs-
Fssteu n tie Proficiency shoTu by the seloitrs II
thrs scAnni and many en1piirs sztzry rprlarEs
we're made II taTur q the Paiusel k1nc teachers
BCLL OF EuNca-
koii1=lzy L a Est of those vhsse uau.-s 49,
i1scribed GPuE the r7u Of huucr AZ PoazEaias
schools DRIVING, 1rst PRIZE. Tabirha Eebu-r7-
nd prIze. hosl11 krzttI; department 1t -
Lcuise AEkGi- nd pri-e- IEb5tha EstEp1--- -
tatlou lst rrlzs. Bella Bolster 1ud rrrs Ishi,iT
Mana- s-t prize, PI1fhzka EaIa1a- al -
Nara n 6lA p<Ize. SarzE Erlrna. - r-iIs
Ar1elia NsehaEiza- Sth prlza, Llhapz Eo5l5r-o
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29

SUPREME COURT OF THE HA-
- waiian Isands-In Probate m m. r,stt-- - - :
Estate OF BERNlCE PAuAHf BISHOP, late on Tionn-
Justice Judd V'e Nniei
Vn reading and ding the accounts Of Chas r. Bisbop
and ;; NJ: Damon, Executors Of the wil OF Bern,rF,
Fauahl Bishop. late OF Honolulu Oahu deccsssd
wherein they ask 70 be allowed s75sO6 ss and eharre
themselves with s1e ,g96o and ask that the sam, ~ -
be examined and approved; 'S
II is ordered, that WEDNESDAY, the i1th dsv NJ
August A D. lss9 AZ 10 O'Clock a. m before INC Aid
S 1nlei Jusuee. a. Chambers In the Court House al
TINE and place for hearing said accounts and bat IN
persons interested may then and there appear and
NOV cause. II any they have, why the same shouid
not 6e approved And that this order In the Ensiiss
aha hawaiian languages, be published in the HRWfIftN
,ih E anu h0s0d newspapers printed and pub
lshed IN Honolulu for three successive weeks nm,
70 me time therein appointed for said hearinr
Datedat Honolulu, II. l., this 18th day July ID tss5
Attest; Chief Justies s1r,,S.s. UDD, p.
HESET SNrTH, Deputy Clerk. ij9s 7,
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Acw advertisements.
NOTICE
T0gsaiH- at all Port. Between Houolala { Hilo.

Touching az al Ports Between Houolala & Hilo.
he hlNAI viii leave H0Holulu. THURSDAY July
.tl a. 2 M MALAGA AZ = M MaEeua Al m Fri
q4g- 5aiy 5lsts hzwaihae N; MahukouA m:
Il anoeoe AZ L m arriving at Hilo n Safur-
cay Al--t Is remaining ~ Hilo until sunday = n
aa-q-t &c Wlcn she viii proceed 20 the new Volcano
L1n1il-, aealnou- arriving at a N, Monday; passen-
EeTe t1r rue Volcano viii leave kea1hou AZ 4 n ar
rtVin- az the Volcano House AZ 70 4 n a7d Eif kETs
Ln5i z q y stEesday, August 5th leaving keAzhcu
I. : Ai,l l9E hilo leave Hilo Al n LaaPahoehoc
N n lic q m. Thursday. August 6tk arriving
p aLA4A1no a n remaining uatil II, giving pas
snfs eaty ot time 70 take trip oTgr the Hawaiian
1,sllEoad % Niulu aud rgtEm to MahIkuua. Leave
tNsl- p . 2 m Llhsina 9s0 arriving Homo
y - poe a paH hoio kcil nlau avail hofkefa
ge = A uNl- no sl hoio aku ka hoi ana mai
Waiia F-f
= - IAe regular advertised Volcano trip will BE- made
% Ll= hina1 leaving Honolulu August f1th
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29

OA- WHITNEY Dental Rooms will be
closed from TUESDAY, August ih tl Monday, Septsm-
Der 5th. -0-s y
H. W. SEVERENCE,
Commission Merchant, 3I6 California ST..
RooN No. T. SAS FRANCISCO, CAL,
BcEs to inform his Is and friends tAat he III attend
% the purchasing and shipm ent OF Merchandise and
Gcots OF every description for their account al short
notice and on favorable terms
He vii also give his best attention to the sales OF
l>Anc produce a. the lowest rate OF commission and
fruui long experience he Offer his services with
eoEatcnee 70 al who may favor him with their busi-
ness. = r. ri-9 ~
THIS PAPER is kept on file at Z. c. DAKE'S
Advertising Agency, 81 and 65 Merchants Exchange.
ean Francisco, Cal, WhcFc contracts for advertising
eau be made for it. iS5
FURNISHED ROoMS--Neat anu costly Fur
nislet Rooms can be had bv an early application a
Ls--l no. 4 GARDEN LANE.
Mr. W. T. ALLEN.
4s An once with Aessrs Bishop Co, corner Of Ner-
chant azd Eaahumlnu Streets and he viii be pleased
10 attend to any besiness entrusted to him lU57 sm
Mr. ". C. PARKE
Has an Office over Messrs. Bishop Co.'S Bank corner
Merchant and haahgnaua Sis,, and viii be happy to
attend to suy business entrusted to his care ios s
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Mortgages Notes Of Intention to Forecloss
NOTICE Is HEREBY CTVFsDT

Mortgagee Notes Of Intention 70 Rorecl0se
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
= that parsnagt Q pow. q .als contained ln egr
tAln raortg4ge deed dlicd the i4ih day Of AprI is
made bY John Meek Of Honolulu, Island n f-f1 H.
Alex J. cIrEIight of Honolulu, af0Tssaid of rseofd
y The once Of the heisfn1r o. CouFeyaneef IN Her
e9Hdiii9ns IN said mortgage deed couianed 10 rt.-
The non-payment of Interest thereon fif an snf -
zuilf ne ands tenements and hercdfamsnts n ssid
aeed contained and defcribcd will afier ~
tine limited b. Law, b s0id u Pubiie Auction 6r -
menti0ned- 'pt-
hs gioPeiiy y said mortgage deserlbsd being, let
inat certan pierc Or parcel % i1nd sif1ate n
fsoI-l faent 20 Ilc kuieana Heiu '9f4 and eonfsl5
lnz N afea o. 20 Acres 2nd-Afi that eeffein fee
~ iaho sitnlte on Fort street. Honolulu fore
40 Seing the ma1k4 portion % fhe parcel n ~
eDfApris-d 10 Royal Patent 70. 1864.
CEcr gno-r. Rtfl-1,y ~. 9,s.,.ai - p" HesHI.
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I'M vars which have been va-ed by Graz
hri1sll sinee uCeeu Ficto-lS. sscunrss H. thr.nz
1.-r1eer tzsntF-1Ee, 6 -hica twenty 'Es-a de =
11s AieeFzls and HTe 60 Tn CanssrTzt7vess
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WIlssf' llssn my hand iA' NIaII lIh lI g e ~ -


II appearing by the Marshais return that after dlt
gent search the defendant cannot be found II 4.
ordered thai said stand conlinuc until thc nrrf
October Term and that attestcd copy of me snni-
mons be published In the uAwAnaS 0AEErrE 4 news
paper paehshcd IN ne kngiish lanruaru In Honoluu
Island ot uAhu, and In the nupcpA kuokua, 4 news
paper pahhshed In the hawaiian language In said
honaan ~ least siH Tines the last publication 10 b.
n least twcnty days before the next term or fhc Cont
Dated Honolulu, July iith. tssi
I. MccULLY
aucst' Justice supreme Court.
lSc1ll WfLtiAN fuaTEh CLERK fil-f IA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29

In the above entitled suit Il appearing 10 the ati
faction OF the Court from the afldayft 81 Alien ill.,
bert attorney in fact OF said Hammer Ieist y ~ -,
said defendants Quong sam Lung Co sre NOT AMI
never have been Inhabitants ofthls Kingdom bnfhavs
against them and that they are Necessary parties To
IL Is hereby ordered that publication Of a copv OF
the summons In the above entitled ease b. made ,t
y IN the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE FROM Jaiy ad 10 Cetoer
@slh, 1855, and that copy OF sad summons ana netj
ton be deposited in thePostofice forthwifh sjlrpsse
to said defendants e their place Of residence
L. MeCULLY.
Atlesti Justice Presiding
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J. A. DOVER,
Ship Carpenter and Boat Builder
ss-YAKD At TIE ESTERPRIsE MiLL.--s
Msiasi Tsisphons szs.
Exeeuiar's Naiiea d cradil.....

~ Parties % ne other isisndr requirir, 49,,
Ba9t o seor baiit o. repaired sou de vi n
-Sis'f,f ~ y ma IA DossEn.
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A y ENGINE OF SUFFICIENT
"a e1F9eify 70 drive MI aka FaiI ptEfir7I.--
- rs-zris nz1le q laaker rT-f-rs lf,s7rr-- -
le-eth - cyiinfler leag1k % ssr5ke lle 10 81 -
pgx Il HAcKEKLD 3 co.
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EDWARD PRESTON.
Attc.t, Ns.osIaie Js.licr saprsme Court
IIsNm Sana Deputy clsrk ioll 81
IN THE suTKEiEsiaiE couRr or

IN THE sUPREs1E COURT OF
Il Hawaiian kinciam.
kALANAUA. bf The 0racc nf Tod uf the Hawaiian
Islands, kfSa;
To the MsFshal of ihe Kingdom. o. BE Dcputy-
GEEEriNa.
Yoa arr hereby commanded 20 summon AIir-Na
(p.l, Defendant Ia case be shall ale written rnswrr
within twenty days after service hereof 10 be and
thereof Be holden Al the Court Ruou " me Conrt
House. Honolulu, In he Island of oahu on MON
show cause Why the claim of PAAkEA fFl Pialntjf
should not be awarded her pursnant % fhe tenor of
hfr annexed petition. And have yuu then there this
Wit with fall return % your proceedings thereon
WITNESS, non. A. FRANCIS JUDD, chief Ir-fir.
fScaO Of oar Supreme Court NJ uunoiplu IN,
18th daT o. June AID. iss1.
WItLIAM Fosrrn, CLERK
eetufy that the foregoing is 4 trus copy of The
summons IN the above causr.
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THEcREATEM EMcLIsH REMEnY

L J certain eHre for EEET6r-
4 DEzuUT- LosT MAsHoou.
PEnSzAToEzJE4- zn1lr al fhe
sTll e1ects ~ yozthfal f0Ilies
G1d ezcessee- ard Il DE1zE-
INs lsT1xrcA-INs LEaroE..
DIX NIyTrE- Who fs 4 regular
! ? aysiciz1- ZrailEtc 0f Ike
.IntTeEifT Of Feau syiranIs-
Wiii agTsE - forfeft e-tI1 fsr !
case % tLi= d=d the Tr-aL
hEsTuEkITrE (zliler hir su-r-
4 a as.Elce AID II lfu1enfI III
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n THE sUPREME COUNT OF

LhE SOPREAE COURT OF
kAL,AkAvA. BY the Grace Of God. Of the Hawaiian
70 me Marshal ., the Hawaiian Islands. or hi,
Nou Nou are hereby Commanded to summon QtoNG
SAM LUNG 4 COMPANY IN case they shall a. Nil
ten answer within twenty days after servi-e 49,, y,
Dc and appear before the Supreme Court al thc Juy
Term, 70 be holden al the Court Room ~ ~
Court House, In Honoalu, Island of Csbg ~ tf,S NJ
pAl, The IN day Of July next, At 10 o'clock a M 10
Plaintin shpnd NOT De awarded then syrs,st ~ ~. ~
tenor Of their annexed petition " -
SO,ifI {, ne aid o9Sag sam Lung Co that upon
above ms,anened, Judgment will be entered sranst
Aud you arc also commanded 10 le,vr a ,,,. - al,
ssslsa cory OF tnis VIII with Quoug On Nee 4 Co the
sS Sss osoa.. ets t5asice. OF debtor. of the
OF their usual abode, and them summon 40 snne,f -
sSnal ~ tae pl.Sv on the day and hour above men
they have or AZ the time said copy was served M ~
o. ne 5ooSs i o. saess % lhe said Qaoag Sam Lung
sam Lang 60. any debt, and 10 70. the amount and
"SEcrIoS II. Whensocrer auv uer.op .,,,,.,..., 81.
an attorney agent factor or debtor OF any defendant
NAY NAY 9e aes,toes o. . doing, he may apply 10 hc
ataIlsuSse " ny 9ustce OF the Court Rom whom or
which the said summons may have issued ami ~.
M1gisFats o. Justice having caused reasonable notice
to take the deposition OF the person inns s,rir,f
and make such order as may be proper In The prems
the cause, and the person snnanioncd a. sesf fk
tor trustee or debtor Of the party defendant shs H.
Notify the said Quong on Nee 4 Co th,. ,,,o.. Il.
fault 10 attend a. the place on the dsS -, -lo1 ue
msntSns' execution will be Issued against iher pr
ps Sss.s 80 &c ios tne amount o. such Judgment a. tho
due and full return. ' WIZ maze
WrrSEss, Hon. A. FRANCIS JUDD. chl,f t,.,t..
(Sean Of the supreme Court Al Hopoiuiu M m
day OF April A. d. 1855 - = ''i'
certify that the foregoing Z tue eSpv M a..
summons N lhe above ease. Witness my hapd mi.
18th day OF July iSSo. (seaD WILLIAM fOsTER.
ORDER OF rUBLCArioN
In the above entitled suit it apperrir- d, a. ..t-
faction Of the Court from The ahldaVft 81 Aiic,, H.
bert attorney in fact Of said Hammer Leis 4 IN fb,t
said Defendants Quong sam Lung Co arr NOT ,nd
never have been Inhabitants ofthls Kingdom bnf hav
prupcrty herein, and that a rsuse ~ .-tfla-
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5prtiaI N,otifrs.

DR. WHITNEY'S Dental Rooms will be
closed from TUESDAY, August ih Till Monday, Septem-
Der 5th. G -q7s p
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Has an oace over Msssrs. Bishop Co.'S Bank corner
Merchant and kaahEmauu Sis,, and viii be happy to
attend suy busines. entrusted to his care ICES On
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\ .-.s-s-. :. - Z. I -.
l6UPREAfE COBRr or T1fE nA-
- waisn lsihnds IN the maiilfef ne BANKRUPTCY
frank o. Higgins. doing haslucfa IN irnnIn nln- a.
and of othu. hAsinf ~ fdnf betl adItdl11itd bank
creditors % sid hlnkuInt crne u and prove their
eiaiua before nc, al my ChambeFs, IN Honoinlu. on
MONDAY, Augnsf etth, i4to, a. 70 O'clock a ~.
And ID i fuflher ordered flat upon alld day. a.
creditors prucrcd 10 hold thr fLkfFiON of an a.
siencr or aasrucca of aid han4fnpI estate and that
aotIec hereof s. published IN ihe 1awiusS 0arrrTs
thrcc times previous 10 nad day.
Dated Honolnlu. July ssth, ~.
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sA1EPLE BOTTLE PREE


Eil = cent to any use applying by istier slaria.
lte1i. 50 11d z-E- Ssricf secrecy ia rs-arf h
AZ hsstaess t-zzaaeti0zs- IlF5 -
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certify that the foregoing 3 4 tue COW N m,
18th day Of July, iSS5. CseaD WILLIAM fosTER,.
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IL kISG kkIAKkvA is not eitlIeT wilfully
or naturally blind. he must have some IN
aaSy mOmsnts when contemplating the
price he Is paying for the flash notorety
procured for HIM by his Hstute Foreign
Secretary.
The latest phase 81 this notoriety sp-
pears in the London Tiuss Of June 18th,
cahled bv its Unitei States correspondent