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The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10
Caught.

Many of the old residents Of Honolulu are we'll
acquainted with the fact that the suspicion of be-
ing smart and shrewd smuggler of opium has at
tached itself to the character of Mr. Harry Brad
ley, formerly proprietor of the Keystone Saloon
IN this city.
Marshal Soper in the line of his duty has en-
deavored TO effect what the Customs officers seem
unable 10 do and that is to capture the smuggler
of the contraband article and lessen the nefarous
trade in the deadly drug. Mr.. Bradley has been
under Marshal Sopers surveillance for some time
past. Last evening accompanied by special Off
Ger Frank O'Conner and Captain Mehrtens, the
Marshal paid visit to the Bradley mansion on
the Plains, and succeeded in making seizure of
100 tins OF opium, which were concealed upon the
premises, and arrested the arch smuggleE who has
so long successfully escaped capture.
A little after midnight Bradley was brought to
the Police Station and locked up, charged with
having opium in possession. He will probably
appear this morning before Judge Bickerton TO
answer the charge.
The successful mannerin which the capture was
effected reflects considerable credit upon the exc
cutive ability of Marshal Soper, and the officers
engaged and with other seizures made mpst cause
the vigilant p customs officers to feel, at least
somewhat chaeriued.
Il is very doubtful if the enterprising p Id
rerffsel will contain this piece of local news this
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10
The Dowsett's First Trip.

The first inter-island trip of the steamer Ja,aes
!. DOirssH the latest addition to the steam coast
ing fleet of Honolulu, was commenced on the even
ing of the 3rd inst, the vessel on that date being
placed by her owner, Mr.. Fred Wundenberg, at the
disposition of the President of the Board of Health
who desired to send supplies 10 the unfortunate
people located at kalaupapa and Kalawao, MOlo-
kai. The regular coaster, the schooner Mile Nor
RS, had been delayed by adverse winds, from
reaching port and, as the provisions that were
desired to be forwarded were much needed at the
Leper Settlement. the first mission of the Docsetf
really one in the interests of humanity. No
delay was had, after the arrangements were per-
fected, 10 load up with meat, potatoes,
etc, and at p. m, everything was in readiness
for departure; Captain Smith sounding prepara-
tory note of warning from the steam whistle to
hurry the departure of VISITORS board TO shore.
trio of Yoyageurs was all that remained on board
besides the crew, when the vessels lines cast
of. viz, Mr. Wundenberg who intended to satisfy
himself personally of the sea-goiug and speed
qualities of his vessel, Mr.. w. Monsarrat who
desired TO pay flying visit TO Kaunakakai and a
GAZETTE representative, who turned up, usual,
at the last moment and was well satisfied TO in
dulge IN the prospect of an enjoyable. even If
short, life on the ocean wave"
Quite large crowd Of natives and H0Oles stood
upon the wharf as the vessel backed out into the
harbcr, and when the prov was trlrned to the en-
trance the jingle bell given for full speed ahead,
a hearty cheer with wavines of hats and handker-
chiefs was given by the crowd TO the departing
steamer, responded to by three resonant blasts
buoy was rounded the spar buoy reached. and, as
the vessel was under good Roadway, time was
taken for the distance between the spar and bell
buoys, which, upon being figured up, showed that
the little steamer was walking of at the rate of
81 miles per hour, with 50 lbs of steam, making
100 revolutions and, as Engineer Boyd said hay
ing two or three notches in the cut OF to spare"
Supper was announced after passing the bell buoy
and all three of the voyaEeurs placed their legs
nnder the cabin table of the vessel to psitake of
the viands which were placed in appetizing man
ner before them by steward Fred Morrison.
At $50 the little steamer was rapidly overhaul
ing the steamer hilaHea H0a, and at 6.l5 when of
Makapur Point, the EiIGReu Hon was astern. Ar
rival was made at midnight OF the northeastern
end of Molokai, and the engine was then slowed
down, the heavy swell prevailing making land
ing undesirable. At a. m, the 4lh, the vessel
was again under way, and shortly after O'Clock
anchor was dropped in six fathoms Of water, on
the leper settlement of KalEupapa and prepare
tons were made 10 land the supplies brought by
] the vessel.
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BISHOP & co.'s
Bank
The Undersigned wil Receive nsnsY a.
their Savings Bank upon ~
Following Terms

on slsls of riEr iflud-r. Ii'-fs a- -a-rr. f,l 80
prrs1u they viii pay iat-rr-f af ae rsi ~ Wv ~
cent PER aunuia. lsa=l date RI o. 40 -ais ia.i
shall have rrnaiaed 1u ietrif fsrcr rluts. sarr
BEES o. deposit .hrre aoafas IS % f'rls a rs.a-
Oh the yearly aocauuf. 80 Iutrrrri aIl b. can1,-l
90 friciians u uaiar. fqr fr-rliaus 81 u1ria-
Ne interest viii b. aiiauei IN a..rrT rltllru-a
aifhiu three uauihs FROM iai1 q arpclil
Thirty days noice nasf B. ,irra - a. Nl-l 81 e.
:ateuiiua 70 withdraw any uqurzi a-i a. l'ar'nls
Pl.s-book mnlf las pri-iucri a, - aa'-s -'ar-
Tsmon-x aiil b. gaii rzsept spu- a. va - -
Depositlr. accompanied ~ az prarsr flsr-r1l
On the sr-. az q -s1sesssr r. =.ek lsar. - 49,
eosnis viii b. a1ts -. -eaiiai1r,si 81 as 'aas ~,
.hai have irl.siss1 60 arposil ial-- ar-i4a q nr.
and nrp.id wa - credited 81 - al'tlls1s.r 49,
fhat siaie fosni p.fi " De prinrlpll
saas q nar- taaa rlrz na-.rrl l.illrs E HI
received. sablcct % tresi.1 asrrcrr-i-
me Hans vii b. epsa slssy ~ 70 - asss s1.r.s
m - uI.nuf 4 CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10
Concert at St, Louis collage.

Last Saturday evening, a concert was given at
this institution and a very large audience assem-
bled Amongst those present we're their Royal
Highnesses the Processes Liliuokalani and Like
the Hawaiian Ministers and a large number of
prominent citizens. An amateur concert is always
outside of criticism but for this will say that it
graceful, the part sing by the boys excellent and
the instrumental music worthy of the highest
praise. The efforts of Brothers Bertram, John
and Lambert and of Messrs Berger, Michaes,
Marquee and Others who assisted have certainly
been crowned with success. The concert realized
$500. The portrait of Queen Emma was won by
ticket No Ill, owned by the mother of one of the
pupils.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10
w. BED ROOM SETS!
One House and Lot

Situated on PensacoI Street. the easfsriy siopc
Of Puuehbuwi the Premises cUnrist of Lot if t and
-ac0il street
The House contains fedrooms FIrisr. Dining
Room. Billiard Room, Pau5rcs. seuilg Room and
mons and Dressing Ronis and one Cottage contain
ing Bed Rooms; also, Carriuge iousc Tor cgrfeges
Servants Rooms. large Store Room. Stable. uIviuff
aud Wash House, also large Chicken HOUSE and = ard
There o. a Gas Machine in good order and eus g.
laid On throughout main building. llpfir-a and 70
front gate There g. lvn barrel Buck tisnru the
premises FOR in % Gre druufh ulfrf s id
sn Throughout the premi-rs There arr q Hamlrr nf
Grape Vines and Banana Tree in fl bearing and
number Of gquug ffnit Ireeg. The premises com
mands anrivalicd view 10 Che ga from Uiamuud
Head 10 the mouth % the harhot. The title BE- perfec
and Zee simple
There j. Lease % $50 ncrrs 90 Pasture LAID ll-
joining the House Lot having . year, get 10 ran. IS
annual rcufa % SD which sill ne -url fn Che
purchaser without charge u desired.
- For particulars 20 title Ctc apply % T. A.
Thurstcn . Merchant St.
LYONS y Ivy A----.------
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IMPORTS.

From Fanning's Island. per Jennie Walker. June B.
80 cords fire wood l6i bgs copra, IS pkgs shells, 900
coCOanuts.
From San Francisco, per Fannie Gilmore, juno g
5O0Or posts.
From Newcastle y W per North Star, June 4-1a5
tons coal.
From Newcastle, y : W, per Tycoon. June -5is
tons coal.
From San Francisco, per MAripusa, June S-Cargo Of
general merchandise, provisions, produce, etc.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10
Saturday. June 18th, 1885.
Frum ioo',,o,k a. NJ. to as.sluss ?. ~. 'ssissi F
ro THE FOLLOWING BULBS.

t-vnfties desiring o. rahltit nar-os artt a.If-s
or mail their enirie- ia T. AEun. -rrarrear- % p
arIort D. q WEDNESDAY,. i1n titn a. ~ ta-la
An entrr fee % sffu fut each -EhlLr a.1st a1 80
before a. er hihii can D. fcceiFefl-
Enfrie- -hoaid state the c.asf 90 80 .tailti ~ lN
her, name aud as- Of aulHlai- tI1- 1Hl atal
NO Ilor-e win bc aiasrd % o. ENLISTED lstsi
d. -b.u have ires duly entered asl % cEuras nr g
moved fruui thr frnuuds hfn thr lrlr ~ rin1 ID
show except By pofmi-si1= ~ tae aiua-1rss
SIN ei.e there shall bel no cuflqeit tu So gsif.
urIre will unf Dc ar1riei Iuicss % fllrr rtl-.
be- In the opiuiea or iha ilt-es, siaaf''a'I
ouf.
40 one s1hibit .hliI ie awarded 71-zr ia usr-
ltnu uun class.
s-Aniu,ais which hrrr ta.rn rritas tl rrrsia1f
shows % fh society arr uat slslrailaesi
gwhrrc th- uarl uafivr~ appeirs be- steIl ~ f1e.
.trued 90 urin 1n lnlmul htrs Dr. ists Airae7 iffr
sprcfise of pedigree
The rs-ht 20 amend Ca -rtrli1ie a-es 1.fs-
before thr rafrfls are tfseiI o. rr-r7ra 11 o. .fi
II M1narrinens and uriresNl O. -lfn in arsailtf
Win re- nsruu Itrr ahiIff 20 flr ~arIeif.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10
Ups and Downs.

One of the Juost prominent men on the frontiers
OF AfChanistan just now is Major Alikhanof.
His career has been an extraordinary one de
was born at Baku on the Caspian and s a
Daghestani. He received good education en-
tered lie army and was a captain of cavalry un-
der the dashing Skobeloff. Later be was ald-de-
camp 10 the Grand Duke Micheal. At the close OF
the Russo Turkish war he challenged superior OF
fcer, was tried by court martial and degraded TO
the ranks. As common soldier he sent to
the Eastern Frontier, there again be distinguished
himself. restored 10 his military rank and has
since steadily rlsen. Alikhanoff Ali Khan Is his
real name, the of being merely the Russian SUI
az Is one of the most remarkable men of his time,
and with his odd history aud antecedents is bo1nd
70 fIl page in the romance Of the Nineteenth
Century, whenever it comes to be written.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10
PORT OF HONOLULU.
Arrived.

Arrived.
June 5-Am schr Fanny Gilmore from san Francisco
Am bgtne North Star Moorvhousc, from New.
castle, 3
5-Br ok Tycoon, Rickaby, from Newcastle, NsW
s-PMSS City OF Sydney, Dearborn, I'm Colonies
1-Br blk Oricnto, Hughes from Liverpool
SO 5 MsrpOsa, Hayward from san Francisco
Sailed.
June 4-Br tern Bculah. for san Francisco
Am bgtne ConsuelO, Cousins, for san Fran
6-Am bk Autumn, for Humboldt Bay
5-PMSS City Of Sydney, Dearborn, for Fran
Vessels in Port.
Am schr VIM IcntOn, Eschcn
Am hktne Mary Winklcman, BaChus
Am bk . WhitmoTc, Calhoun
Am Blk Discovery, Perriman
OS 5 MRriposA, Hayward
Am bgtne North star, MOoTChOusc
Ar bk Tycoon, Rickaby
Br bk 0rJnte Hughes
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10
ADMINISTRATORS Notice,

TT'HE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
i been duly appointed Administrator of the Estate
of Leonard X. Patten late Of Honolulu deceased all
persons having claims aganst the said Estate whether
secured by mortgage otherwise notified that they
must present the same duly authenticated, and With
six months from the date Of this notice they will be
forever barred and all persons indebted to said Es
tate requested to make immediate payment to me
my Office at Claus Spreckels Co.'s Bank, Honolulu.
FRANK +. HASTINGS,
Administrator Of the Estate of Leonard X. Patten.
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Ncm advertisements.
Pnhlic Nnticn

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE
for any debts contracted in my name unless with a
written order from me my wife, signed by me per-
sonally. W j. WRIGHT.
KOhala, Hawaii June 9TH, 1885. 1865 q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10
DIED.

JoNES-At Newton, Mass, May s3rd. 1885. aftcr a
short illness OF pneumonia, PTEE c. JoNEs aged 15
years.
The deceased was the father Of Mr.. =. C. Jones, Jr
Of this city.
RICKARD-At Houokaa. Hawaii, on June End, 1855,
J. s. youngest OF Mr. r. r. Ricklrd aged ~ years.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10
NOTICE

IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE
terms Of the Charter, the biaunual meeting of the
members of the QUEENS HOSPITAL SOCIETY
will be held at the Court Room in the second story of
Aliiolani Hale, on THURSDAY, the 9th day Of July,
1856 at 1880 a.
Life members of the Society particularly invited
to attend and they entitled to vote.
Per Order. +. A. SCHAEFER, Secretary.
Honolulu. June 9Th. 1855. 1855 st
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10
Partnership Notice.

THE ED THIS
L day formed a cO-partnershp follows:
Names and residences of the partners John ID.
Paris Jr, of Kaawal0a, Island Of Hawaii; John Gas
par Of Kanauloanui, Kona, Island Of Hawaii.
mature of the business OF such partnership: Dali
ry and Stock Raising.
3-Fim name: KAHAULOA RANCH.
4-Place OF business Of the partnership: Kona, on
the Island Of Hawaii. JOHN ID. PARIS, JH,
JOHN GASPAR
Honolulu. 18th May. 1885. 1865 2t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10

Shortly after the arrival of the steamer City Of
Sydney in port here, on the eth inst, one of the
ships screw, a carpenter, named Andrew johnson,
loaded the interior of his undershirt with six tins
of opium and then meaudered slowly to the place
of exit on the dock. Captain Fehlbehr who oc-
cupied point of vantage and noticed the bulky
appearance of the mans underwear, hailed and ex-
ahmed him and in conjunction with Robert Eng
lish, a customs officers discoyerd the contraband
drug. johnson was taken TO the Police Station;
on the Sth he was arraigned, plead guilty, and
sentenced TO pay fine of 500 and 40 days i'm
prisonment.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10
1855 CASTLE & COOKE.
SURF and WHALE BOATS
d II IL
FOR SALE

Having Just about completed two eft. sUgF BoArs
for the stoFmy coast u lilo Hawaii, the model Of
the -Kinau's Boats highly approved By Capt King
and others am prepared n . u -imar order 70
parties desiring the same These Bears sold al
price consistent with any imported. aud Tar a.
timber in piece l. better taH i1irfeI 10 pieces
and being close together. they comparatively
lighter aud stronger. The main object gained Is their
strength. lishtnesz and feasibility. Our stems knees
aud timbeTs all best Oak. sfeam-bent the latter
being In one piece running from gHugal 20 dunwal
with heavy aprons and dead-wO1- fastened solid by
screw bolts holds square eanlked rabb=I Our faei
ties for building ruch can give about any
model shape 20 vessel and duplicate parts Of AMI
vessels have buiid-can always be furnished At I
few hours notice II sufficient indueement Is ocrede
There four Of these Boats open Tor inspection
10 interested partieawi be- cold finished otherwise
without paint putty Or bill paper. The terms are CASH
~ Mutual Telephone No ~
ALSO-Ou hand and Tor sale. WHALE or SUR BoATs
Oak stems. Knees and Timbcrs all shapes and sizes
AlsO-Seycrai hundred feet Of finished OAK sfiichu-
time Chatting Baitens sold per foot Quantities 10
suIf and the only truck IN town n n carry Boat
Without cracking and strainiEg her be bought
hired at the Enterprise MIL
sPariies on the other lsl1nds requiring Materials
Boat scow bHilt or repaired would do we'll 70
munieafe With J.. A. DOVER
1858 HOuolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10

Mr. Marlin the liquor seller for Waikiki, is put
ting mp a new building and proposes to get hotel
license and to open billiard room. Waikiki is
going ahead certainly, but on what path is itI
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10

The weather is very hot in Maui, the grass is
parched and in some places the cattle are suffer
ing. Everything seems very dull on the island.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10
ANNUAL PREMIUM s242.5O.

The second and subsequent premiums are likely to
be reduced b. iaeredsiHg annual dstrbgffonf q sur
plus.
1- Applications can be had Of; and ulliuformn,on
will be ,,iTen BY the Agents.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10

The brig Hasrd, Capt. Goodman, arrived at
Hilo on Sunday May 3lst, Is days from San Fran
cisco. She brought 80 tons general merchandise
six horses one bull and three steerage passengers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10

Fsthetics is the science of the beautiful. The
need Of merit for promoting personal aesthetics is
due 70 j. c. Aver 4 Co., whose incompatible Hair
Vigor < a universal beautiher of the hair. Harm
less effective, agreeable, it has taken rank among
the Indispensable articles of the toilet To scanty
locks il gives iuxuriance; and withered hairs 1t
clothes with the hue of soutb.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10

Mr. s. I. Alexander, with quite large party of
young people left Hilo for the Volcano on Friday,
morning, Nav 29lh, returning therefrom on Mon
day, June LIST. They report the volcano as more
than USUALLY active. On Wednesday, June Sd, the
party started for the summit of Mauna Kea, to
spend a week in the REGION of cold.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10

The steamer W. II. Reed is to be transformed
into sailing vessel a Schooner, and the machin-
cry Is nov being removed to allow of necessary
changes
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10

The Annual meeting of the Hilo and Hawaii
Telegraph and Telephone Co., was held at their
building, in Hilo, on Wednesday, June Sd. Several
parties owning stock, who could not be present had
given their proxies to parties in HlO who we're not
stock holders, thereby deprlving themselves of a
vote. The Company therefore adjourned for four
weeks, instructing the secretary to send to all
stock holders notice of adjournment and copy
of the Article relatinn To nrnIies-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10

News has been received that Mr.. p. C. Jones
the father of Mr.. p. c. Jones, Jr., of this city,
died on May g. at Newton Mass, from pneumonia.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10

1876. az oar saie,roonis. Al u uoons
The properly specified IN .ad molizaec follows.
consisting q two ptrceis q aui. fr.t parcel 1eln
.if1l.ed FORT street n ionoiuiI and being plrt of
ne land ddscribed Ga HoyaI fatant ISIS Parcel ru
being land a. Mamohlmo. W1ikiEl- area 1tllipt an
acre described IN Royal Patent 2 g O. tld1a-
Ierms Cash. De1ds u expense 1i 11IrIir9ef. FOR
further parficul1rs cuqlIl1uf
WILLIAM r. AUSTIN
Ai'SneI f1t Nc-iFlg'e. q o.
LToE q LEqET As.tlelsels
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10

Some of the Factions members of the Fire De
partment, not satisfied with the result of the last
election for Engineers of the Department. gave
vent 20 their feeling of chow the victory was won
by displaying, on the early morning of the 18th
inst. over the roof of Pacific Hose Co. No. l, the
effigy of somebody, who had most striking Chi
nese likeness. The Chief happened along quite
early and made a RACED man of the figure, which,
by this time is duly done to ashes No cine to the
perpetrators of the joke as yet, although a large
number of suspects are under SURVEILLANCE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10

tieate the cause of serious accident, occasioned
nv the pieheadedness OF an inflated subordinate.
| TeB-bHm am
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EXPORTS

For San Francisco, per Beuah. June s-Cargo OF
sugar, valued at S5i. sy7.63
For san Francisco, per Consueio, June 4-cargo Of
SUGAR valued at e4Glan
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10

The schooner Ida SchHape, sailed from San
Francisco for KahuuI, on the J0ih ult, with car
go valued at $1,000 consisting of groceries provi-
sions and hardware.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10

Half a dozen dolphins graced the stalls at the
Fish Market last Saturday. They did not look
particularly appetising, but were sliced away at
and eagerly bought by the natives.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10

Tomorrow is a Government holiday, being
Commemoratinn, or Kamehameha day; Govern
ment offices will be closed and business houses,
as a rule will follow suit
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10

The CaiJariaH sailed from San Francisco, for
this port, on the Both ult, with cargo valued at
$3.50 consisting in part of bone meal, -four red
wood posts and s. head of live stock.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10

The three masted schooner BsHfqh sailed from
this port for San Francisco on the 4h inst carry
ing cargo Of sugar valued at S5I, 1910.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10

The management of the Volcano House on Ha-
wGii, has again been changed, Mr.. ]. Il. MaDy for
merly the manager of the store of Cleghorn d Co,
at Hilo, now being major dOmO of the far-famed
hosiery
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10

Governor Dominis, the Attorney General and 4
party went over to Lahaina to spend Friday and
Saturday. They returned by the Kinau.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10
MoFtgagee's
NOTICE OF SALE

By direction Of Mary Levers. toe morzlgre named
IN = certain mortgage made b. samuel kekiuit gulf.
dian Of Alfred and MeIe Eaapena- - Hqn0lniu is.ad
Of Oahu. 20 said Mary Leucrs dated ueceulcr lIi.
s5 recorded IN the orc ~ the Registrar Of ConTeY-
ances. ~ iiber o. page g. Instructed % sen a.
puhifc Nurtinr-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10

The P. NJ. S. S. cifv Of Toxic is now fully due
from Yokohama, with another installment of Jap
anese immigrants.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10

Good progress Is being made with the new brick
store at the corner of Fort and Hotel streets. 1t
will be two stories in height and promises TO be
an addition to the appearance of the street. Mr..
c. J. Fisnel will occupy it.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10

The schooner 4VHa sailed from Kahului for San
Francisco on the 9th ult, with cargo of sugar
valued at S33S97.55.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10

His Majesty has paid visit to various places on
Kauai during the past week. leaving here on the
2nd inst, by the steamer Planter returning again
on the same steamer, and arriving in Honolulu on
the morning of the 9TH inst.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10

Nothing purifes and enriches the blood ard des-
troys all poisons in the system like American Co
Hop Bitlsrs. Read advertisement.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10

Weakness and sickness changed to health and
strength with Hnp Bitters always if those made by
American Co Read ADVERTISEMENT.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10
Notice to Creditors.

THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
L been duly appointed Executor OF the last VIII and
Testament OF THOMAS CUNMINS. deee ased, late Of
Walmanalo Island OF Oahn notice is hereby given TO
all persons pre-eni their claims agains The Estate
Of said Thomas Cummins. duly authenticated whether
secured by mortgage Otherwise 10 the Undersigned
At his Office on kaahumanu Street, Honolulu said
Oahu within six months from the dale hereof fhcT
viii be forever barred; and all persons indebted 70
said Estate are hereby requested 70 rake immediate
payment 10 the undersigned
Dated Honolulu, Nay 9Th. les5.
A. ). CARTWRIGHT,
Executor Of the last VIII and Testament q Thomas
Cummfns. deceased 100 In
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10
ISLAND LOCALS.
ABOUT Town.

The schooner 4Herioan Gni, sailed from San
Francisco on the 2lst ut., for Honolulu via
Navarro River
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10
NOTICE

7 a. CONCHEE, OF HONOLULU,
Ia Oahu, hereby. announce to al concerned that
hETe responsibility for any debts engagements OF
c. ALA1fA, OF Kapaa, Kauai. 4. CoNCHEE.
Honolulu May 18th, lsS5. 1853 In
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10
LOTS IN KAuLUwELA, nONOLULU
LANDS IN NUUANU AND wAIHIKI

I3-a Kua land in Pahoa, WAIKIKI. the road 10
Waiaae, part of l. c A Sis TO keOui Ana, and
containing % acres. This portion OF the award
lies alon4, the Waialae Road. makai side.
If-3 Land in Waiaka, Waikiki, near the Kamoiili
Church, apana Z OF L Z a 1865 10 Nakai, contain
ing s-iOO acre, good tarO land.
ID -AHUPUAA OF AUWAHI, HONUAULA,
MAUI.
Apana Of L & y ZIG to Il keekolani. adjoins the
Government lands OF Kanaio and Kuhikiuui and
contains ) 80 acres. Land is now under lease to
Manuel fieo at 500 per annum aud taxes, Lease
expires Jan /, 1872!
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10

MAUI.
The Court business at Waikiki was very light.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10
SCHEDULE OF PRIZES
IMPORTED ASIsAts

nroKrEB ANIsAts.
d Beet imported sf1lIiru fur rIffllgr 90
- second hrlr 1a1r.irfai rfaiIaa o. garra11H o.
g. ra.f Imported stallion i1r dfrr 90
q second best Imported sfaIIInl o. GAR 30
-rsaf Inlunrfr1 stallion iur sslilr 90
q second b. 6 impnffei .ialiiru 90 ala-'e 1sr
= Best im 20 ted mare
s. liest imluricd Mars ana l ca 20 -. p
n-liesf Imported Jack