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The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

THERE are several ways to treat boil.
after II has come TO head" but in order
TO be consistent it is best TO use but one
method at time.
One way TO do Is, to grin and bear it,
This is not effective, nor does it impress
others as forcible; but it is lamb-like. and
after all better than bowling.
Another way is 10 say that there is no
boil or carbuncle OF anything of the kind
that only malicious people with Interior,
and possibly political objects in view, are
maligning You, and trying to injure your
credit Paint or powder over the infamed
place, and when necessary, cover it with
soft bandages The pain will not be less
ened IN this way. and the trouble will ex
asperate you all the more; but many pre-
fer this to any other treatment.
Continuing TO use soft poultices, or warm
fermentation Is popular treatment: but
there : such thing as OVERRIDING this.
aud perhaps bringing on succession of
boils
The only rational way TO treat a boil is
10 halye and quarter it. or to probe and
thoroughly squeeze out the contents and
core. Then put yourself ON some course
of diet different to what you have been
using, tone up the general health, and so
reform it altogether"
This Is the only way to adopt with the
political evils of Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

Attest: Chief Justice Supreme Court
il1I HENRY SuTrH. DcpntY Clerk. q
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MOrtgagee's Notice Of Intention to FOreclOse.

NVIINL 10 IEINEBl VIN IN
IL that pursuant TO a power OF sale contained IN a
certain mortgage Deed, dated September 18th. A. ID.
1884, made BY Elizabeth shaw nee EdmOnds Of Homo
lulu Island Of Oahu, TO +. Fursenau OF the Empire Of
Germany, Of record 10 the once Of the Registrar Of
Conyeyaness In llber 49, on pages - $50 and 30 and
by the said Z. Furstenau duly assigned 10 stephen
Spencer Of London, England; aud for breach OF the
conditions In said mortgage deed contained 10 =sit;
the non-payment thereof, that all aud singular the
lands, tenemonts and hcrediamcnts In said mortgage
deed contained and described, will. after the time
limited by law be sold n Public Auction, on account
TONED.
HE properly in said mortgage deed described being
situate n at Waihee Island OF Maui and being an uu
divided half Of the land described In Royal Patent
1851, Land Commission Award No 80; and also. that
certain property situate Palace Walk In said Homo
lulu, adjoining the Barmcks aud being portion Of the
"Old Royal School Premises" $. SPENCER
By his Atty. In fact, A. Jaeger.
CEcn. BRows. Attorney Tor Spencer.
Dated Honolulu, Feb. g A. ID. 1855. iuJf q
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Ami mnanwhilel Mhr. meanwhi&

And meanwhilel Why, meanwhile a
leper woman of bad character, so we are
told, has been freed upon the to'ea with the
chance of her leper sister joining her in
her nefarious trade!
And now one word. The story mas been
told as clearly and as coldly as it was pos
sible. The moral must be present to eS Try
thinking man and woman in the conn. u
nitv
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~ watian islands.-A Chambers. In the matter Of
the Bankruptcy Of AIAU Cor LAU kOON YAUl Be
fore Mr.. Justice MeCuly.
Ala Cor Iau koOn Iaul doing business as d merchant
In Honolulu, and rice grower at kalauao IN Eva,
Island Of Oahu, having This day been adludicaied
bankrupt ON his petition. II Is hereby ordered
that al creditors Of said bankrupt in and prove
their claims before me- a. my Chambers, in Honolulu,
on SATURDAY February 18Th 1850 at 10 O'Clock a. ma.
And II Il further ordered that at II o'clock OF sad
day the creditors do proceed 20 hold Election Of
or asuignees Of said bankrupt estate aud that
notice hereof be published daily in the p e. Advertiser
and Daily Bucttn' and once in the HGwAuAs GAZETTE
newspapers.
Dated Honolulu, Feb. 10Th, 1855.
LAWRENCE MoCULLY.
Attest. Justice Supreme Court.
TTwssf Zasawr n Vel Hf-lr o.
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4alraiiail Q5azGttR.
EST MoDUs IN REBUs.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH IL. 1885.

By advices from the East we learn that the
present sfmgs of the Treaty is fortunately
not endangered The whole prosperity OF
the sugar industry on these islands de-
ponds upon what the policy of the new
Cabinet may be. This will probably be
learned during the next month.
1t appears clear that the interests OF the
Louisiana planters and those of Hawaii
were identical. The fear they have and
TINS we must share with them. is that a
reduction Will be made ON the duty OF
ra,r sugars only. This is the refner's idea
and is one Of the dazzling ctimsras which
is likely to catch the minimizing. But
what Is fun to them may prove death to
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

rfsTT NIaN'

.H7u HnH. d Hun.HI hnuH.
G FfI Ir-HH-fI Nakarur. Mru.
FEnBI.INs.
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portation of Portuguese has already been sus
pended and we know not when, IL ever, il will be
renewed In view Of this fact 1t is likely that the
worse than for the corresponding period lust passed
Again We ask, what real progress is being made
toward removing that disparity Of the sexes
which all admit TO be one of the CRYING evils of
the Hawaiian Kingdom! Let the above figures
answer. Tfrcrr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11


The premises to be sold are all the right title and
interest OF X kunuiakca in the following described
lands TO wt:-The Ahupuaa Of Waimea, situate In the
in Land Commission Award No, - and in Royal Pat.
Richards streets m said Honolulu, described In Royal
The Ahupuaa ~ kau, District o. Kona, Island %
Hawaii, described in Land Commission Award No. ~
b. The Ahupuaa Of Kukuau situate al Hilo Island Of
Hawaii described in Royal Patent No 1866, Award No.
sj1j. The Ahupuaa OF Lami In said Hio described
Award No. $50. The Ahupuaa Of Waiaka situate AZ
Sonth kOhaia island OF Hawaii described In Rus al
Patent No. 1868 The Ahupuaa Of Pahoehoe situate
kOna, Island " Hawaii described IN Royal Patent No.
1867. Land known Mala, at Lahaina, Island ~
Maui and described In Royal Patent No. G177, Award
No 5iSi. Land known as Kapunakea, at Iahaina, L.
land Of Maui, and described In Royal Patent No. 6111
Award No. 5isi Land known a. Maunaku in said
Lahana. and described in Royal Patent No. 61f7
Award No $50. The Ahupuaa Of Puou, situate In sud
Lahaina, described In Award No. SID The Ahupuna
of Puunoa. situate In said Lahainn, and described Ia
Royal Patent No. idd1, Award No. e5iJ. land known
Owa, situate In Wailuku. Island Of Mani and de-
scribcd in Royal Patent No. 1855. The Ahupuaa Of
Halehaku, situate ~ HamnkualOa, Island Maui. and
described In Royal Patent No. 1855. Award No. s5l5
Land known as Puahaa, on the Island Of Molokai.
Land known as kuaiheaut, situated In Honolulu. and
described in Royal Patent No. s6if, Award No. ~.
Land In Honululu known the Pclly Place, described
in Royal Patent No. q. Land in Honolulu known
Luakahn- described In Royal Patent No 6s56. Award
No. Sjlj.
Particulars concerning title to sad lands viii be
given al the time OF the sale. 1851 ID
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lEsnr o. ztorF 81 a Chinese Emperor who.
go 80 atlrg On sis garden yith Dis faruurite
o1un.silui. talkel Of TIE ciori-s cf the Chiues.
t.ullre truu tlis BEGINNING, 81 the world tht u.
c-irrrr 81 - 49, suc tine aI-iom of it, govern
tuu1lt lt ileuu- s1iu the -rngprr,sr. -'Nliat =
49, ~ b. fra--d on -,rsrurumsntf~ In nv
rlGri'Hl --r-. nTftrzi "a, fuiuisier. tn. thiu-
- s ~ fre1l.isd b. 9TH thcs cali the Rat IN
~ >satur- ihr trnir-rrtr mt untlerst udiitr
ti, f-iu-l-ail.lr trl tiu.d ->irr- be sud 1T l.
o. rauatia b. b. tfss sittn-- a. ihy Genius
~ s.sils 81 fht flrcs, and ih---C statue are Of
Hr-r4. an ulslfa ulfhin and piinied without
- r e. - SIS iuto une uf tueni ~ sftsn hap
s-u-- and rusk=s ~ stsuig there. no one know s
49, g. =. hi1u uut. fuf 81 thea Use lire they burn
ts'r af-sl arl a tilrs water thUY wash of the
F1tt' a. ti.iif le REGARD iey have f,,r the statue
-sEf- ~ 20 TIT iaa 81 into D.. such sire are
q rtrr1 -1rrulueIii fhu-s utn. rIthuut virtue or
s-1urls nHEg EHalsd tts ftrvr 81 their prince .
So - ~ uI1nIarClll tie bad things. the
r -ru1r rrlr1lCe-. tht D institutions which
pun-c Hlit ~ L--rl inhabited hy them. have
.-11rt ar tasiar uf tte'r nrlucs, the people.
- ~ Erul1rr rhiug a inst tbr t--opie actually
crnf - elrs>t ~ rat nut ssuiy living IN but
- scrusiis ruu 81 and ESSENTIAL 90 thu statue.
Atat A. thr cas- WITH ID. uHibinkinl, multitude in
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11
Mortgages Notice OfIntentiOn to FOreelose
and OF Sale.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH A pow
Il Of sale contained IN a certain mortgage made By
A Kunuiakea OF Honolulu, Island OF Oahu. 10 Henry
Dimond dated April End A. d. 1851. recorded In the
Office OF the Registrar Of Convcyances. In hber s.
tOos tso and 4l9. Notice Is hereby given that said
mortgage intends 10 foreclosc said mortgage for
ditOn- broken, 10 wit-thc non payment Of interest
secured by said mortgage and upon said foreclosure
will sell at public auction, at the Saesrooms OF
Adams In said Honolulu. en- SATU RDAY. the fth day
Of April A. d. 1885, l. NJ Of said day the premises
described in said mortgage a. below specified
Further particulars can be had OF KtSNEr & PETER
son, Attorneys-at-Law. HENRY DIMOND,
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NOTICE

t-H~ ri.- .HT H.r1ulI--Id1ur. SsvrfL L. ksvEt' ar
1I--.- r=s rrr TIr n.-rrief ~ Nu-h uiI1 I.8ud of
ussl.. M. o. Ir rlsrr ~ %. Is. pa. resigned
r#n uHeH. rHrnHr1 ra.B r--z
ruuNATKELANI
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Special Notices
Testimony to Iron Filter Presses Imported
by H. HacdeId & Co.

1t is the second season this Press has been in in
connection with the Lahaina Mill aud is proving
great l estimate the saving at about per
cent. of the crop. The many advantages the Presses
have the wooden in on these islands are
rs follows They much stronger, being able to
stand pressure of 100 pounds Of steam the skimmngs
therefore forced through much quicker and
quently more work s.being done with them. As each
frame has separate outlet it l. necessary to stop
working the Press altogether should Pres cloth
be leaking. it is sufficient stop the overflow OF the
leaking frame. The Prcsscloths be changed
much quicker, sewing is required The Press
will last forever it can never get ont of order.
f. MOELLEE.
Iabaina Mani Frlruary ISSj 1tJ, I'm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11
EXCHANGE ON CHINAl

THE UNDERSIGNED ARE PRE-
Il PARED TO DRAW on THE
Chartered Bank Of India, Anstralia and
China, Hongkong.
1851 BISHOP 4 CO. ins0
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y waiian Islands.-In the matter Of the Bankruptcy
% CHUN LOCK. Before Mr.. Justice Austin.
Chun Lock. doing business in H0nOlulu, Island Of
Oahu, having this day been adiudcated bankrupt on
his petition Il Is hereby ordered that an creditors
Of said bankrupt In and prove their claims before
me. at my Chambers, In Honoulu. on THURSDAY,
March isth, 1So5, at 10 o'clock a. m.
And IL il further ordered that upon said day the
creditors may proceed 10 hold the Election Of an as
srnee assfgnees OF said bankrupt estate and that
notice hereof be Published two times In the HAwAIAN
GAzErTE and three times in the Daily Bulletin news
paper.
Dated Honolulu. March III. 1885.
Attest BENZ. n. AUSTIN.
HENRr SnfrH, Justice Of Supreme Court.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS
FREEMAN, Commander.

THE UNDERSIGNED Is READY
TO take Views to order IN best style Of the Photo
good work.
50 Island Views for sale at A. L. smiths. Fort st.
lOihe H. l. CHASE
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HuF rsa -i-li &C. tiusae ~ Girls Is treated Of la
~ fasa.s. r-rasF W-='ifa. aud -nui, very excel
'-tf sls--r Dr. gwen tn parents upru the c1rr ~
rtr1T errI- fAur rrHulrk yCe .radfr~- r,sp uafaf.
Nov ID So m. Motifs. Should the follow
Ealg ~ 'ni rsuiiur ru~ftlm On tla s-inc alton Of
lrt-. aa-ls ..HIrffrH. iss arnldesl Thl uiugio is
~ sss.Ir 20 Irs- nirl hts stpt--l thu vitilstr
- 1ii--a-7az ~ HcrH- -iri- bv krafinc them from
h-aiiliirI r-Earrtlru Fud ~rrrrI-. vliIrl they sd
rru-t u.-I
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uHoLIsALE SFIRIr.

A-1hH-f-F a 81. c1r Merchant and kSsHu
-rrHas. flauuluIu
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IMAGINABLE & URBAN SAFES

HoNoLULU, January 2lst, 1885.
{. o. BERGER, ESQ,
igert NdcasdIe 4 Titan SUITS.
DEAN Sm:-It is with great pleasure that | add my
testimony the Fire-prOof qualities of your Safes
had a small single door MaCncrle ~ Urban safe in
last nights terrible fire, and opening the this
morning, found its Notwithstanding of books,
papers, and money 10 the amount Of stOO-In perfect
condition.
| well satisfied with the result that | want
another No. 3 Safe at once.
Yours truly.
GEO. ". RAUPP,
mania MNrl Of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

BISHOP a Co can afford to sell sight ex-
change on San Francisco for gold at one
per cent but charge 20 per cent for silver.
This represents the difference in value OF
the two kinds of coin.
Irwin n Co and all other agents of
planters, may if they like sell sixty day
drafts for one per cent. for silver; but so
they may when they like, charge and get
20 per cent for sight drafts, for Hawaiian
silver coin.
Is It supposed that pure philanthropy
viii induce those gentlemen TO content
themselves with less than the market rate.
after the gold law and with it all gold coin
shall l'e eliminated from the country? The
gold law has not been tested because gold
enough was not brought here to carry it
into effect: but the partial test which was
made at once sent down exchange from
nine to one per cent.
Repeal that law, now that American sill
yer worth par, and French and British
coin worth in San Francisco over 95 per
cent OF their par value have been replaced
with Hawaiian silver worth there only so
per cent, aud see where we shall be.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

munity take money it does not want. Des-
potism after despotism has broken its
back upon this very question and the pres
emf despotism of misrule fn Hawaii is not
going to prove the rule by an exception.
Neither the Minister of Foreign Affairs,
nor any one else is going TO make our
mechanics believe that eighty cents are
me dollar. We can believe piece OF
paper is million of dollars if there is
confidence in the man who puts his name
to the paper, but we cannot be made to
believe that a bit Of silver which we kTo''
to be eighty cents is a dollar. Create
artificial scarcity, bring influence to bear,
man is but man, and especially the labor
ing man can tell what is what and will have
nothing to do with what is not good coin.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

THE effort continues to be made, by talk
and newspaper articles. to produce an
equilibrium" between eighty cents and
one hundred cents; but the strain is get
ting to he too severe. even for non part
sans. lwho alone are assumed to hold clear
views on the subject, TO bear much longer
III the partisans. political editors. the
Chamber of Commerce. Planters Com
pany. lawyers, all in fact who now clamor
for gold or are coEhiving with those who
do so, were banished from the realm and
sentenced to transportation for life by this
trip of the NarjPosa, the equilibrium
would be as far off as ever. 1t would do
no good TO make it a penal offense to say
that there is too much silver. and too little
gold for the currency law. Even the pas
sage Of Resolutions of confidence. and the
publishingof Ministerial Declarations will
not improve matters.
If there IS a certainty that the Govern
ment will meet its obligations. and pay its
gold certificates in gold, because the Treas
ury has placed silver coin and 16 per cent
over on special deposit to meet these pay.
mcnts, why not as well begin to-day TO pay
out We venture the prediction that there
would be patriotism enough TO take even
ten per cent over in silver coin, and so re-
licvc the Government of all further anxiety
to prove its willingness to redeem those
certificates.
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Leaves Honolulu for Maalaea, KOna
and kau, on
Arriving at Honolulu ON
Steamer "PLANTER"
CAMERON. Commander.

Leaves every TUESDAY, at ,. m, for Nawiliwiii,
holoa, Eleele and Waimea. Returning. leaves Nawili.
will every SATURDAY. evening; arriving back every
SUNDAY morning.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

GUPREME COURI OE TIE nA-
~ waiian Islands. In Probate-In the matter Of the
Estafe Of HENRY D. RYAN late q Honolulu, Oaiu,
deceased. At Chambers before Mr.. Justice Austin.
On reading and hling the petition and accounts "
William T. Williams, Administrator or the Estate %
Henry D. Ryan, late Of Honolulu Oahu. deceased.
whrrcin he asks 70 Be- allowed eGi55o, and charges
himself with s6f55U, and asks that the same may be
examined and approved. and thai final order may be
made Of distribution Of the property remaining In his
hands the persons thereto entitled and discharrng
him and his surctics from all further responsibility
such Administrator
II IS ordered, that HURsDAY the 10Th day Of Aprii
A. ID. 1851, AT 10 O'Clock q. m, before the said Jus
tice at Chambers In the Court House Honelnlu, -
and the same hereby II appointed the time and
place for hearing said petition and accounts and that
All persons interested nay then and there appear and
show cause II any they have, why the should not
be granted. and may present evidence a. to who
entitled % the said property And that this order In
the English language be published In the HAwAffAS
tIkzrrTr newspaper printed and published In Homo
iuIu FOR three successive weeks previous the time
therein appointed Tor said hearing.
Dated al Honolulu II. T.. this 10th day of March A.
ID tSs5 A. p. JUDD
Attest. Chief Justice OF the supreme Court
HENRY SMITH Deputy Clerk tus2 y
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nj uar p "a. W. Irku. Mnr
~ s1rtr ~uirl srraFr IIufnIuIu
u Hft1r a To-. HHfrI sTFHr- HTrcIHIu
-f NarI b. IH-rI street uuuoIuIu
rs e. ~r- HHIH HnauH
L 49, g. a. tpH. hiuE s-rHF nuruIuIu
BoAT.
h-rrHsrlHa.. u On. laHHff
Hr-H1l- IIfIH. Hawaii
SAI.MoN
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WE must hlghly commend LII. Mchen-
zie's lecture at Fort Street Church, upon
TRAITS in Scottish Character" 1t was
remarkably entertaining, as well as in
structive. Now why did that large audience
listen with such interest, and rise after the
address was over, with satisfied condition
of mind akin to that with which one en-
Joys a well cooked and well served dinner?
Nothing new was said. The prompt,
thrifty, argumentative, humorous Scotch
man. with his devoted love of home and
native land, his hard practical sense, com
bined with a devout, highly imaginative
and poetical temperament, as ready to
'take the stranger in for bargain as for
meal, character known the world over.
Sturdy independence, readiness to sacri-
fee all for principle, undemonstrative man
ners, regard for the "inahenable rights
of all men, are as distinctly Scotch as are
the kilt and claymore.
An admirable character, of solid worth.
always TO be depended upon for sincerity
and good work, yet in some respects not
altogether a lovable character. When
Scots wac hae wi Wallace bled,' met to
gether for good convivial time, the fru.
gal tendency crops out in
Surely You'll be your pint stoup,
And surely I'll be mine
The hard side of this character was
shown in Carlyle, its beauty and nobility
appear all through its national history.
But our lecturer delighted his audience
not because of any new thoughts or sug
gestions in his delineation and description
Of these well known traits, and not merely
by his apt and racy illustrations and anec
dotes 1t was the sincerity, the dead ear
nestness with which he spoke that made i
impossible to escape or lose word
His style is anything but sensational
after the manner of Beecher or Spurgeon
it has the simplicity of childhood, but witt
a vividness and strength almost Homeric
without the slightest attempt to sermon
ize, yet ''the first duty of man. marked hi
lecture no less than his catechism
1t is treat to listen to born orator
1t is rarer still to find one who uses hi
ability for public speech so modestly ant
so effectively as does DR. Mckenzie
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11
rtunI advertisements.

CUPREME COURT OF THE HA-
- waiian Islands. In Pfohatc.-ln the matter or
the Relate OF J. u. DAT, senior Of Honolulu. Oahu
deceased interstate. Before Chief justice Iudd-
on rcndin- ard sling TIE petition Of Mr. = X uat
Of Honoinlu. sid0r Of the above named deceased.
alleging that 7. NJ Dat. scnior Of Honolulu, died IN
testaie At said Honolulu The 3ith day Of February
A. D. 1885. and praying that LISTERS o. Administration
lsFue to Y. NJ Dat. Jr.
n i ordered that TUESDAY the sfst day Of March.
A. d. iS at 10 O'Clock an be and hereby appointed
for hearing said petition before the said Chief Justce
IN the Court Room o. this Court n Hononn which
lime and piace all persons concerned may appear and
show eausc, II any they have Why sid petition should
not be granted and that this order be published in The
Kngiish language for three successive weeks IN the
HANAiIAN GAZETTE Newspaper n Honolulu
Dated Honoinlu. n. l. March eth. 4. d. ISL
A. p. JUDD.
Attest. chicf Justice Of the Supreme Cont
ff~vv, a,.---rr nv-v,,rv fsirri rns1 "a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

lrIll ulr 20 thr mos liberal paTsr4 in Great
itut1i1n. s.t- IurI- Huurittiun fhat= d" the Au-
Fl-1s trrrli 1rr sob. 81 tn ru - ltns between
>sl-Trt l-llr md fi g I5.t,sif- ths Zulu nd the
laar-- unu-r rhs siluir 70 tii- MallN Peninsula
a1a ~ ~ iruIret- Tie int rlatiuiiaIiE-d terri
5.s-l-. ere q ttclui- MHrD-cl, Tnptli. Ab,aiuIs
EsnFiirHr. Liirria rcr- . Barn li n an t,,, N,.4
iifsrsl tlld iI uunus'sE I'd frcbtT-lac,-- nm Poly
r-s Aa Huuuiiar- must rt--ui A. an insult
A. ----iss ueurluu - ihe New liri,rides Islands
md IT, grTuTru., the Hawaiian Islands attn IN,
auauu-red -rrlirualeces IN rolyuesit~
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CTPRFNE C,OURT OF THE IA

- waiian Islands. In the matter Of the Bankruptcy
Of IN PING. Before Chief Justice Judd
In Ping. doing business In Honolulu. Island % Oahu,
under the arm name Of sun WO COMPANY,
having this day been adjadeated bankrupt his
petition II Is hereby ordered that an creditors Of said
bankrupt come In and prove their claims before me-.
my Chambers, IN Honolulu. on FRIDAY. March 18th.
iSs5, nj 10 a. m.
And it Is further ordered that upon said day the
creditors may proceed 20 hold the election Of an
sgnee or assgnees % said bankrupt estate and that
notice hereof be published two times In the HAwAnAN
GAZETTE newspaper.
Dated Hcnolulu. March ID, isS5
a. +. JUDD
Attest; ChiefJusiice Supreme Court.
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REIAIL-HAWAIt

M q Hnriu. : kahaa
Faulua -hrs D and Slsls Ranch Co Naimss
~ - nruEEaL h-aiIa. bona uHma
7H Gel -r Huuuhiua. Ifiiu
D. 60 n-rra. rsslIf strrets iliin
a. IkrI Va kaliua y huua
81 1re Assoc k-auhriIi y IsohniE
= Hiuu uEsaHas1 ilIIu
20 = ~ frrHaf. L.nupahuFahur Iiiln
Eu' kaiHglr - J. aiH. knhnuaiki Y huuH
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shippil,u.
WILDER
Steamship Company
n1rr1DJ
ID
Route and Time Table.
STEAMER KINAU
KIMC. Commander.

Will leave Honolulu each Tuesday at r. NJ. Tor La
haina Maalaea. Makena. Mahnkoua kawaihae, elan
pahoehoe and Hilo. Leave llilO Thursdays ~ noon,
touching at the same ports on retnrn arriving back
Saturdays at p. ".
PASSENGER TRAIN from Null will leave each
Friday at ?. NJ to connect with the kinau At Mahu-
kona.
The Kinau WILL TOUCH at iIonokaia and Ptauhau
dorm trips for Passengers II signal Is made from
the shore.
~ Steamer Kinau viii not take heavy freight for
Laupahoehoe. Light freight sud packages only. All
heavy freight for the above port VIII he taken by the
Lehua and kilauea Hon