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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-11-03
EUROPEAN,

The cholera report from Japan shows an average
Of twenty five new cases of cholera daily in Maya
saki and seyenty-hye in the country. The deaths
average One-half the number of new cases. Five
cases of genuine cholera have occurred at Yoko-
hama.
MADRID, Oct 9j.-The populaoe is becoming in
censed at the retcence of the Government respect.
ing negotiations on the Carolines question and
fears Of an outbreak are entertained. The Ger
man Legation Is strongly guarded to prevent
repetition of the recent outrages. Spanish accounts
Of the German occupation of zap confirm the re-
port thereof telegraphed from Berlin.
PARIS, Oct. 23.-The Brisson Ministry is now
uncertain about its ability to head a majority Of
the Chamber of Deputies, as a serious split In
the Republican ranks is threatened. The Repub-
leans were united TO carry those districts which
required a second ballot in the recent elections,
but each faction insists the adoption Of its
own programme
PAEIs, Oct. 23.-The Journal des DsBafs, COM
meutiue on the British expedition against King
Theebaw, urges the French Government TO pro-
test against the British annexation of Burman-
NV YoRK, Oct. "a Herald Brussels dispatch
SAYS: Lieutenant COquilliat has Just returned
after three years stay 10 the Bandala country Of
tine upper Congo, and be fatty contradicts the re-
ports Of massacres Of Europeans there. He gives
an account Of the African International Associa-
TONS progress, and declares that cannibalism IN
the Congo Is dying out and that the natives are
friendly.
Eu fFrancel. Oct. 22-The marriage of Prince
Yaldemar, third son of King Christian of Den
marx, and the Princess Marie, daughter of the
Due De Chartres, was celebrated to-day at the
Chateau E1, the residence Of the Comte De Paris.
The civil ceremony was performed yesterday IN
Paris by the Mayor, and the religious services
were conducted here to-day in the private chapel
of the chateau Among those present were: Inc
| Queen Of Denmark, the Crown Prince and Prin-
cess OF Denmark, the Prince and Princess Of Wales
and their thres daughters. Prince De JolnEille,
| Duc DAuEiste, Due De Cares, Due and Duchess
De Chartres, Count Won Moltke and Huitfeld, the
Danish Minister.
The wedding register signed BY thirty nine
princes The BRIDE wore dress of uhit6 satin,
/ Eith pearl-embroidered bodice Her veil was Of
Chantiliy lace
! NEW YozK Oct. 53.-The Hsr1ITs Constantine
pie special says AT last the Sultans faTorits pol
icy Of peace II possible, seems 10 bring some adj
vantage to Turkey. The delayed action on her
part has been fast Wearing away Bulgarian patriot
lsEn owing TO the great strain 1t caused upon the
resources Of the people Both the Sultan and
Prince Alexander will nov gladly accept any solu-
ton which the Powers may advise, and therefore
peaeeful issue 70 the present crisis Is considered
certain here.
e1LcUr1A, Oct. -coatiDgsuts Of the Indian
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The trial Of the Governor Of Oahu Prison foE
adulfefy, was ended on the afternoon Of the 18th
ull, the last Of the evidence being then taken On
the afternoon of the 2nd inst, Judge Bickerton
rendered his Judgment in the matter declaring that
from the untruthful maner OF the witness for the
prosecetion he could not believe the testimony Of
fersd and as a consequence he declared the acc1s-
ed Official not guilty, Judgment n tue case Of the
girl vas, on motion Of Deputy Dayton, suspended
for the present.
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Tho Gnzette.s Maui Letter.

EDTroR GAzETTE:-The Governments attempt to
squeeze gold for taxes out Of the people will hurt
the cause of its representatives, in the coming cam
passed by The oppositon, The opposile is the case
however, as it is Neumauns law. If Doles law
had carried, and the abOrers had been paid in gold
IS pieces, they would have the desired gold where
with to pay thir taxes.
Marlin, the proprietor of the gin mill il Wailgku
will be tried on the 2lst lnst for selling liquor in
larger quantities than the law prescribes Strange
to say Mr.. Spreckels is the first injured by the
conduct of the wbiskey seller, the granting of
whose license he could have prevented A crowd Of
the new Japs. at Spreckelsyiuo obtained a lot of
liquor, and went into tue cane fields and had a
grand blow out. Had they made fire, 100000
would not cover the loss, the fields miles in
extent and the wind sweeps regularly across the
plains, and the fire would have been beyond hu-
man control in half an hour. SEluTATOR.
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Mortgages Notice of Intention to FOreclose

NOTICE 10 HEREBY CIV EN-
three certain mortgage deeds to wit; list mortgage
made by Albert X Kunuiakea OF Honolulu, Island Of
Oahu, TO the Hawaiian investment and Agency Com
pany Limited dated the 18th day OF August 1851 and
Alexander j. Cartwrirht Of aid Honolulu by decd OF
assignment dated the 9Th day of June, 1Sst and
corded in ber ~, fOos ZIG and 2t1 End mortgage
made by said Albert X Kunuiakea to said Alexander
] Cartwright dated the 18th day Of March. 1881 and
recorded in liber % folios 5jiI 3rd mortgage made
by said Albert X. Kunuakea to said Alexander j. Cart
wright, dated the srd day OF August eaj aud recorded
in fiber 81 folio and for breaches OF the conditions
Of said mortgage deeds contained that all and
the lands, tenemcnts and hereditaments in said
gage deeds contained and described will after the time
limited by law be sold by public auction account OF
the breaches Of the conditions as herenbefore men
toned.
The property in said several mortgages described
KUKUAU-IIio, Ihwaii. An ahupuaa. $50 acres,
Land Commission Award s5ij Royal Patent 1866.
Not leased.
LAiMI-Hilo. Hawaii. An Ahupuaa, Land Commits
sion Award $50. Not leased.
WAIAKA-IKI-Kohala. Hawaii. An aIupuaa IS acres
Royal Patent 1865, leased 10 John Parker; lease
expires Oct. LIST, 1886, with privilege
PAIloEHoE-kona, Hawaii. Royal Patent 1di5 Not
MALA-Laha:na, Maui, cocoanut grove o.. acres.
Land Commission Award 5is3, Royal Patent ga
KAPUNAKEA- Lahaina, Maui. acre, Land Com
mission Award 5fsi, Royal Patent 6ift. Leased
PUAKo also called MA6NAKUi"L.a5sina Maui
HouselOt, rood. - rods. Land COmmis sion Award
5iS3 Royal Patent 61I7. Not leased. but at present
PUUNOA-Lahaina. Maui. i5-100 acres. Land Com
mission Award s5i5, Royal Patent GfG'. Apana l.
ii-lOO0 acres kalO land. Apaua 3 > G1-i00 acres
cane land. Apana 5a-i0O acres cane land. Not
leased.
OWA-Wailuku, Mani. Royal Patent 2i55 not leased,
HALEHAK U--Hamakuaoa, Maui, 1858 51-l0O acres,
Land Commission Award sJi5, ROYAL Patent l6d5.
The kalo land leased to Hui at $1,000 expires
Jan. ist 1866 The right Of way FOR ditch leased TO
Haiku Sugar Co. at siO0OO, expires Oct. End, 1876.
The right OF way fer ditch. leased G.. spreckles
at s100OO expires July ist iS9J The Ditch. leased
G.. Spreekles at 500 expires july let, 1873. The
Ditch, leased to &. spreekels at sinJ expires July
Ind, 1929,
PUAHALA-MOlokai
LUAKAHA-Oahu Grazing land, Nuuann Valley, 81
acres. Land Commission Award s5i5, Royal
Patent 61i6. Not leased.
PELLY PLACE-Houseot and grazing land. Nuuanu
Valley p acres. Royal Patent .. Leased 10 i. C.
Jones Expires Oct. Let, 1865, has privilege Of ten
KUtHELANI-House Honolulu, corner Of BeretaEia
and Richard streets s. fathoms 10 feet leased,
occupied at present by x. Kunaiakea- Land
Commission Award % RoyOl Patent 26iI.
Ahupuaa Of Puou situate in Lahaina Island Of Maui
and more particularly described in Land Commission
Award No. sJD. Royal Patent 67S. dated HOnouiu
Nov. End, 1884.
ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT.
Mortgage.
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Mortgages Notice of Intention to ForeclOse
n l.

NlOl1OE 10 lLlNI1lJ vi Elm
IN that pursuant TO a power OF sale contained in u
certain mortgage deed dated the 9Th day Of January
1882, made by Paikul, otherwise known as y
NahilI and Kancahoa his wife, Of Wakanc hOOlaupo-
ko, Island Of Oahu, TO A Cartwright OF Honolulu,
ms aid Oahu Of record in the Office Of the Registrar Of
COnveyanees, in Liber 90 pages al anu ilOi and
for breach Of the conditions in said mortgage deed
contained, wit-the nOnpayment thereof. that all
and singular the lands, tenements and hereditaments
in said mortgage deed contained and described will,
after the time limited by law be sold at public auction,
account OF the breach Of the conditions as herein
before mentioned.
The property in SAID mortgage deed described being.
1s-All that certain piece parcel OF land situate NJ
Aapii, Waiaua, said Oahu, and being the same premi
described in Royal Patent No. 80, kuleana llelu
2SA
2nd-Those certain pieces parcels Of land situate
at Hakipuu said kOalaupOkO, and more particularly
described in Royal Patent No llD, buleana Helu l3l5
3rd-Al the right title and interest Of the said
Paikuli, being undivided la Of in and TO the Ahu
puaa Of Waikane, situate at said kOoaupOko.
4thAl that certain piece parcel Of land situate al
said lakipuu and more particularly described in Roy
al Patent No. ags9, kuleana Hclu 1885.
Signed A. J. CARTWRIGHT
CECIL Brown, Attorney FOR Mortgage.
Dated Honolulu. October 1tst, 1855. - t0cf q
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Nrw advertisements.
NOTICE !
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS REG LEAVE I

THE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE
i to inform the public that they have opened an
office in Room IS CamPbell's Block, Merchant Street
Honolulu, as GENERAL BUSINESS AGENTS. We
make specially Of Book keeping. Collecting Custom
House Brokerage, shipping and Receiving Fights.
We also prepared TO take inventories OF bankrupt
Stock anywhere In the Kingdom and guarantee accur
returns. We also prepared TO furnish Gntdes
and all information In regard routes and points Of in
erest on any Of the islands Of the group FOR Tourists
With strict attention 70 business and prompt returns
to those who may nrust their business solicit
share Of patronage. All Legal Documents drawn by
a frst-cass Lawyer Transafions in all modern Ian
rpages Ti0s6 iy1 NOBLE HARE a co.
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Nrw 1optriisswmis.
Mortgagss'S Notice Of Intention to Forsoloss
and Of Sale.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH a POW
CT OF sale contalned ia certain uorfglge made b.
Eapunl lul and , kuplu her lasb1nd, oi LaiemaiDc.
Ko0iauion. Island Of Oahu TO Thomas 4 Llcas dated
the Oih d1y ~ May. i3ii recorded In the Once o. hr
Registrar Of coursyanceFi in Llbsf -. follol o.
Notice D. hereby ggeu that tlld ni0rzicec Intends %
forcci0se said mortgage for condition hrorrn. a1d
upou said fofr-lnsure VIII sell ~ public auction ~ D.
saiesreoms n Adams 60. n Honolulu. lsiala %
Oahd ON sATt RDAY. the 1fsi dayOf NoTcu5ef. l.1i,
a. l. Of said day the premises descrbed In aid
mortgage a. below specified.
Further particulars cta BE- bad oi y. 81 Mnzstnntr.
AttorHeg-atLag. THOMAS r. LUCAS.
Mortgages.
HOHoiulu. October eiudI i33.
The premises 10 BE- sold f0iouss
Isf-A that parcel 81 and sltlltc az s1ld 1lc1lAl.
adjoining the hause lot Of kapuuE frj, containing
area Of Z Of AID being ihe prrml.es iAat
we're conveyed 10 aid hlpunl 20 By George Ar1eEg-
and a Hammond b. deed dated the igih November.
1855. ard recorded Ia iiher ~, on folio 10
2nd-Aii shat parcel u land fiIcie 10 said illeu1
loo containing an arun d two acres and bcag ihe
same premises that conveyed - said haplla ~
bY Geofse Tebtker b. deed difrd The i1th " AprI.
1850 and recorded Do acf ~ ON folio 81. The shove
premises are situated fhr GDrefnmcui rad. bare
seTerai good houses thereon aud A. ueiitnauu stop
ping place Tor tourists making fhc circuit q ne z
land. % u
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A DIVIDEND OF ONE DOLLAR
y per share viii be paid 10 the Stockholders % the
RAIA PLANTATION. nov. let 1855, If the ONCE Of
Nessrs. Castle & Cooke, Honolulu.
Z. N. WALSH, Treasurer.
fr
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NnTIcE :

All CHONG AND CHONG SING
n Wal have cold their Rice Plantation situated a
Wzipi0, Hawaii. % the SEn eipg VA Company al
eaIrir against Al Chuns or Chorz Sin. Val mnst be
handed IN on OF before November 18TH ~, 70 sen
sun SING Wal CO.,
fOss In Waipi0. Hawaii.
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On Wednesday, Nov. 18th

A d 1ss5 at l. NJ at my Sacsrooms, In Honolulu, the
premises described in said mortgage as follows;
LAND situate In Rumaiie Kealapii Palaa, In said
Waiaua, containing an area OF btlu0 OF an acre and
being the premises more particularly described
In ROYAL Patent No Nd l. e Award No, eAi2 TO hepuu.
and that were conveyed to said katiakawuha by Lau
wahiuc the widow Of said kepuu BY deed dated the
I5h March, ls53, and recorded In hbcr a. on ioltos
3O6 e.
s-Au that right title and inierestsoi aid kaaiakai
waha in and To that certain land situated In kawai
loa in said Waaua containing an area o. "a acre and
being the premises more particularly described
in Royal Patent No i65fL Award No slal TO k0ini-
no and that were conveyed 70 said knaiakawahn By
Hakau Kuiniho by deed dated I'd April, 1874, aud re-
corded in li1cr 80, en- folio ij'.
G-Thc one undived half interest Of said Kaalakawa
ha In and that certain piece Of land situated In said
kawailOa containing arua OF gtUO OF an acre and
being the same premises described IA Royal Patent No
1917 the one-haf Of which conveyed 70 the said
Kaaiakawaha by kumalae by deed dated the 18th OF
July 1875, and recorded In liber a, on folio ~
For further particulars enquire Of
LEWIS s. LEYET. Aaetioneer.
Or Of ]. NJ MoSsAuE.r, Attorney for Mortgage.
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WoodyeSrs Circus has given forr performances
during the week past on each occasion Presenting
an excellent programmes Of events and before
good audiences On the evening Of tho 5lst ult,
Saturday, the tent was llulTned with people over
cover. and including His Majesty, Princess Iilfu-
okaiaui, Princess LIkelike, His Excellency Cover
nor D0minis, Hon. A. $ Clcghorn, and Col E.
Purvis also representatives, Of the intelligence
wealth ard fashion Of the capital city Of HAWAII na
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Cn.Partnerahin Nntioa.

VHE THE UNDERSIGNED,H HAVE
w this day entered into parinrTship Tor the pug
Jose Of c8rTyiug on a General Merrhandiss store 10
Waimea Kauai. under The fra % u = Iloigaard
Co G.. IL. HOfGAAKD.
e.. B0HCHGREFfSK.
. ft-.5-,e. r-.-~t ft.fnf..- -d4f. r-1- f0sE
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MARRIED.

GRAEvEMEYER- HOFFMAN, - In Makawao,
Maui on october end iSs5 az the residence Of Mr. J.
Edward HOFFMAN,, by Rev. J NJ. Alexander, WEKSEH
Won GEAEvENErEE to ANAIfB HOFFMAN.
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EXPORTS.

For san Francisco per Eureka Oct ss-3sS2 bags
ku-ar id5 h-s rice. Ee be Wool T. bbs Nut OIL 81
bnchs bananas. Value, $50.
For Sau Fruncfsuo. per Alameda. Oct 3l-isf5e bags
surar 90 bags rice $50 bucks bananas, etc. DOM
tie value sluarnH
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Messrs. HOLSTER d Co. are nov making the
necessary alterations, previous % occupying as
Fort street formerly occupied 10y the Hawaiian
Bazaar.
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Dr. Mackenzie, the pastor Of the Howard Pres
byteTian Church, San Francisco, Is dangerously
i'll with typhoid fever. Dr. Mackenzie paid visit
to these Islands IN the early part OF the year and
made many friends.
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Thursday night change Of programme vii be Of
fered and the events are stated TO be quite inter
esting especially the closing "Sleeple chase by
by the company.
Capt. Brewer, tho founder Of the firm of c.
Brewer 4 Co. OF this city, died October 18th, at
his residence. Jamaica Plains, Boston. Though
advanced in years, Captain Brewers death was I'M
expected. Among Hawaiians present AZ the fun
eral were His 1.H.A.P. Cater and family, DIX
W. Wood and family, Mr.. and Mrs +. b. Mar
shall, Mr.. E p. Bond, Mr.. and Mrs j. W. Austin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman, Mr.. and Mrs. Weston, Miss
A. Psrke, Mrs. W. Parke.
By the courtesy Of the Secretary OF the Foreign
Once an account OF moneys RENTED home 10 San
Miguel by Portuguese immigrants has been for
varded TO the GAZETTE The Table covers the
period from Jan 9Th 1864 to Dec. 3lst Of the same
year and are compiled by Il. Severance, Havailan
Consul at st. Miguel. The various renittances
amount to $40 in number and range from s. to
$500. The total amount forwarded Is 81 rJ6S
This shows that the Portuguese are doing well.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. White, in a spirit OF
peace and good will to all men" intend 10 hold
the fort tonight at the Yosemite skating rink,
Queen street and do the honors as hosts at the
reception OF such of their friends may be pleased
to call in response 10 the very kind invitation ex
tended by the worthy couple. Everything will be
done TO contribute 10 the comfort Of callers and
toe roof of the Yosemite is expected TO be raised
BY the general merriment which Is intended TO be
part and parcel of the suspicious occasion
One of the most ornamental and useful articles
for home furnishing, combining many requisites
IN one, is the Burr patent folding bed, specimen
of which has lately been on exhibition IN the fur
nituro warerooms of C. L Williams on Fort street.
The exhibit when closed represented writing
desk and book case combined, an elaborate carved
and nicely arranged desk affcrding opportunity to
indite the loving epistle business letter, while
shelves above offer stowage rooms for large
amount of mental pabulum. By the closing Of a
cover there and pulling out another portion here
complete change was quickly made and dOwny
couch land out before ones eyes. The particular
adapt ability of these beds for rooms that used
sitting and bedrooms Is apparent upon inspection
in fact 70 have one of these handy articles in the
house is equal 10 the addition of another room
and consequently is source Of gain Mr.. VIII
liams is agent for the manufacturers and will be
happy to give more extended information.
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COMM ERcIAL.

HONOLULU. NOTENBER 3. ISIS.
Business has shown but little sigus OF improvement
during the past week the rauons lines q trade
porting steady increase In sales Of marketable ati-
cles nsualy called for at this season BY agents OF
plantations or the general ruhlic There Is however
prospect % good times coming by the introduction OF
rcrs 20 and from the Colonies this port now being
trAte one OF transhipmcut This movCment l. hoped
viii rebound greatly to the business interests Of the
eoumrnity and = hailed a. bright sirn Of promise
by dealers generally.
The receipts OF surar Ter the week past have been
small that now coming forward being the end Of the
sugar crep OF 49, The consequent shipments have
ncen lt and the export returns Tor the quarter viii
unuphn tcdg show great decrease from the amounts
notices In the Immediate previous term
The zfearcr Australia arrived during the week from
San fzarcisco. aud the stcamer-Alameda sailed for
thencc- The Australia alec sailed fot the Colonies
The steamer Nariposa s. due from san Francisco on
the sth inst, with dates 10 thc let inst.
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The L. NJ. = ttfsir1iil Captain Bgough, arrived
in port here ON the Slst Ult, from san Fran
cisco bringing mails and news dates TO tue 2ith
ult. The vessel sailed at lOp.m. the SAME date
for the Colonies.
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Nm advertisements.
CORPORATION STOCKS
FOR SALE.
Di1idend Noiice.

L. A. TnURsroS, slaek Broker.
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Corporation Notice,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
~ that al a meeting held in Honolulu. at the Office
Of Messrs. VI. s. Grinbaum 4 Co, the 18th day OF
October 1885, Of the subscribers TO the stock OF the
HeeiA Agricultural Company Limtedl, It was voted to
accept the Charter Of Incorporation granted to them,
their associates and successors, the 18th day Of
October 1855 the corporate name aEd style OF
the HEEIA AGRICULTURAL COMPANY (LGaTEDl,
and that said corporation under said charter there
upon organized itself and elected the following officers;
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Her Majesty and suite returned to town by tue
steamer H-aiB,aHal9 from Nsimaualo, on the
morning of the LIST inst having been enjoying for
time the well known inequalities OF Hon. John A.
CummiuS
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The Grove Ranch Plantation Co, have elected
new officers for the ensuing term.
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Mr.. Edward Lycan, has obtained a few Of the
celebrated Lychee fruit trees, which he offers for
sale TO the FIRST corners.
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His Majesty, is reported to be confined to his
apartments by a slight attack of malarial fever.
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note from Seattle received at this office says:
aThe Canadian T. x. Il. will be complete about the
- Of October" The line will bring Europe and
the Eastern States 500 miles nearer TO Honolulu
rtf NictofiH.
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The annual meeting OF stockholders in the Paia
Plantation Co.. viii be held on the 18th inst, at
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His Majesty attended by the Chamberlain was
present al the services held in kaumakapili church
fs,af he T.-fe reas
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The Minister Of Interior calls for scaled tenders
for the erection of a dwelling house for the light
house keeper. The tenders must be III before y
O'Clock noon Slturdlv. NOvenber lth.
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The Rain Record. October.

ne record kept by I. W. Bartholf. in Kalihi
valley, shows that rain fell Il days In the month
q OcIrhar. w.
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NOTICE

AT AN ADJOURNED ANNUAL
Il meeting Of the GROVE RAScH PLANTATIONS
COMPANY held in dononiu. on Tie l3th day Of Oeto-
Der. A 1885 tie loipEus choice Of il 0hcefE for
the ensuing year was made, viz;
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The '.Heeia Agricultural Company has incor-
porated with. NJ LouIssou, president; y Selig, vice
president; b. Ordenstein, treasurer; A. Gutenberg,
secreiArv. W /. Alien. auditor.
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Tax-collector Luce nov keeps open Office for the
advent Of the citizens who desire 10 settle their
debts with the Government.
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The annual meeting Of the Pacific Navigation
Co, will take rlace on the 18th inst.
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The steamer Hinan Is reported to have made
the best time on record the occasion of her late
trip from Lahaina TO Honolulu making the dist
ance in hours and ~ minutes.
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MT May has gone to tho coast for two
months vacation.
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Acting Sect. Grsss Ranch Flaatsiioa GO,
October isth, is1. lte y
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The circus will not perform on Tuesday, Wednes-
dav or Friday evenings of this week only
Thursday evening and Saturday afternoon and