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PASSENGERS.

frunl KAual per lwaani, June s2-Miss Pompkc, Di
ceu l1r1Erf AID bride, Miss Makec, Miss Robinson
y .rhiIsth. bid about 81 deck.
frem enn francisco per Australia, june 2s-Miss
Nrrilr. 6 b Dis, W II Mclnerny, McInerny, j b
Hene1ssn AM wife. n wooten, Mr. Anderson, D d
Hnlt1. 4Ifs br Webb and nurse Wilder, and ~
tleefaac.
For San Ifancisco, per " IL Dimond, June 22-Mrs
T a Wfiliarf and children, Lowry, Miss Ellis.
Fol AInni AMI Hawaii per W 6 Hall. June Ell r II
ftrcrAi Lik9lkc, Miss ClechOrn, Hon h NahBle, W
lelief. X Mitchell. i Jordan Mics VI Hendry. II Il
.arlualrr. and about 100 deck.
From Wlndvard Ports, per Knau. June 2s-Mis
IIIiIritnnd, Aiss May, Mai W 7 Unmatched. Rev U
InrDel. j Z Afhcuon, Mr. dc Cries, q West Miss
"ttt.N y Cnmmngs, Miss Renton, II webber, =
NM Wool, & 7 Thompson, Mise Barnes W W
- d. I1rih OH, and about lsO deck.
aI1kti FER Mokolii, June 81 Msrehead aud
~ lfd about 40 deck.
san Ffnncisco. per Chas Kehncy, June 2i-F
fiNrf- Me Robiug.
Iamahna per Bishop, June ga Kidd and
2 ro+f Te,,uscud per Elktat, June a6-Mastcr \
hn Kahului. FOR san Francisco, per Ferris 5
pson, June a5-Nlr shore and wife, Miss Smith.
Kahului, per Likclisc, june sc Wilder, G
n Martin, B Anterior, 9 Foster, " Will
les l. Young, Miss Lowell, Miss Kaai, Miss
ilon. NJ JoTdenscn. aud % deck.
ON Mindward Ports, per Kinau, June 27-Prof CHI
hcpck, Lehman, & AHau q T Walker, X Brown,
VI Chung, a Along, Miss Malta II Hayley, Y
Aio- 4, Ahlcs, j c Hilton. a Dns. Mrs McAllis-
rf IEsd lsHmaHuia. Mi-s Ealai. Daley. Ltw=i, II
Y, NV Y noner, Gall and wife and 92 deck
Dor MoioSai and Maui per Likeike, June 2s-w &
Ehlcy and wife, Young, wife and family, Brother
hubert, Goodwin, Mr. Hanuna, aud about 20 deck.
FROM kauni, per lwulani, June 2,-Mrs II kuihelani,
= Ii kankokalani, Il W 7 Puryis A Cropp, Z
anebefg, knudscn, Miss knudsen, Dr. Z Grad
q. Norman Hubert, II Weight wife and children,
Alapai, smith. Chinese and 80 deck.
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Both reports of the Minister were received and
Representative Kaai read, for the first time, a
bill to license donkey engines on the vharves
read a second time by title aud referred to spe-
ciai committee composed Of Reps. kaunamaao,
Palahou, Brown, the Attorney General and Thurs
ton.
The follosing bills were read for first time:
Representative Dickey fixed the holding of the
Court at Paia, Makawao. To second reading.
Representative Wight to amend section 4, chap
ter a. of the Session Laws Of 1884, relating to
tuition fees in Government schools 10 second
reading.
Representative Palohau to amend section .,
chapter 46, of an act approved 1875, relating to
che duties OF agents to take acknowledgements TO
labor contracts. To second reading.
The Attorney General now moved that the rules
be suspended to take up the Tax Bill. Five mem
bers had signed the report in favor of the substi-
tute Tax Bill and he wished to have the Bill taken
up and passed before July lst.
Representative Brown said this new bill had
been placed on his desk only that morning for the
first time. He did not think it right to act on a
bill about which the members knew nothing
Representative Thurstou said that the Attorney
General had stated that the bill was of the utmost
Importance. That is very good reason why it
should be given proper consideration. IL there is
anything that requires elaboration It is tinkering
with the tax laws He did not know the first thing
about this bill. he was not against any law that
would bring in revenue to the Government. But
he did protest against Law being passed that
would affect every taxpayer without Its being pro-
perly considered.
The President said the question under consider
ration was the suspension of the rules and not con-
sideration of the bill.
The Attorney General then moved the ayes and
noes be taken on the motion to suspend the rules.
Carried
The ayes and noes were then taken, the follow
ing being the vote.
A1Es-Gibson, Gulick Kapena, Neunann, DOM
iuis. Cleghorn, Kuihelani, Hayselden, Lilikalani,
Baker, Kaula, Pahia, Kaunamano, Nnhinu, Ke-
koa, Aholo, Kaukau and Kaai-1S.
NoEs-Bishop, Bush, S. Parker, Kauh, Brown,
Wight, Kalua, Dickey rhurston, Paehaole, Dole,
Palohau-12.
two third vote not being obtained the motion
was lost.
The Attorney General, on suspension OF the
rules read a first time Act to amend section II,
of chapter "A, of the Session Laws of 1882 relating
to dealers licenses. Passed to second reading.
At 1915 the House took recess until 1850 o'clock.
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American Indenondence.

The preparation for celebrating the q Glorious
Fourth" have progressed we'll and although the
entire detail has not been made out the following
events are settled upon The celebration will take
place on Monday the 9th. The literary and mu-
steal exercises at tine Central Park Rink, Mr.. Jay
X. Greene will probably read the Declaration Of
Independence, the Grafton will be delivered by Mr..
]. L. Dare At noon salute, and in the after
noon field sports, at Makki. In the evening fire.
works and ball.
Several prominent Americans have requested the
GAZETTE to suggest an innovation in the exercises
of the 4th of july that the reading of the Declare
ton of Independence be omitted.
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sfiio BoH.sdine School

Iye deceived from Rev. W. B. Oloson, the
~ the aoove institution, a copy Of the
hetes IA paper Of eiglt-pages of the
4 g1c,id, devoted to information about
~ hica is now Just closing the first half.
7 rs existence Il is pleasure to peruse
Nas or twenty Contributions, from various
VA NJ learn from them what this institu.
lone and Is doing for the welfare of
y Young men. Il is one of the bricht
u HAWAII nci, that has shed its rays
Ht our group. We knew its founders
IN Influence and examples have ieft
ri1 impress on some of the brightest sons
Ny Nc are glad also to learn from the Jub-
.t hat the friends Of the school have SO
elaReed TO the appeal made in 1852, to raise
illIund, for its benefit, and that the sum
l1s been pledged, part of If conditional
lAte $1,000 being raised. We trust that
Va the "jubilee Notes" will be placed in
ia every friend of Hawaiian education
-, for it affords more real encourage
~ any paper yet issued.
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roRrY-srvESrH DAY.
y - n ut
SarunpAr. Iunl

SATURDAY; June zbth-
The Assembly convened at 10 am. pursuant to
adjournment.
Representative Kalua on suspension Of the rules
presented petition that the deputy steriG of Ha-
ia, Maui. be paid 500 per month. To SPECIAL
committee on police.
In answer to resolution Of Rep. Kalua, pre-
vicusiy presented, the Minister of Foreign Affairs
gave the list IT foreigners who had become citizens
BY letters Of denization since 1883 as follows;
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Mortgage Sale.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH A pow
Il or OF sale contained In certain mortgage from
Tscu Tin Fee aud wife, Of North Kohaa, Hawaii 70
Lo Aseu dated March eth 1885, and recorded in Libcr
- pages ~ aud 50, Of the Hawaiian Registry Ohee.
al Y o'clock noon, at the auction room Of Adams
Co. Honolulu. all the right. title aud interest OF the
above moreugors OF in and 10 the premises above
morgagcd. which said premises consist OF lands in
Nini kohala aforesaid, more particularly described
X r a5bi L i 1Osg1
Particulars may be obtaued from AsEu, the Mort
gagce, or from AsHFoRD & ASHFORD his Solicitors.
Honolulu. June 1 tth ISS5 1ffs n
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Death of Mr.. Porter Greon.

Mr.. Porter Green, who has been seriously i'll for
a long time, died on Saturday evening last. The
deceased gentleman was stricken with paralysis in
1876, and had never recovered from the shock. Mr..
Green was formerly member of the Hawaiian
Bar, and took great interest in Church work,
often preaching at Kawaiahao, of which Church
his brother-in-law, Rev. II. II. Parker. is pastor.
The funeral ceremonies were performed at Hawai-
ahao Church, a large numberof friends attending.
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5mmERcrAL.
B0yoLULU. LUNE %. 1850.

HONOLULU. JJNE %. iss6-
remained in about the same condition
49, eporfed. sugar arriving freely from inter
The departure Ior i9 ~. pr nav
M san Francisro. v,,, =.
.inercial trade review:
SaS FRANCISCO, June 18th, lceb.
me l0th inst. the California Refinery
Ices m 18th Of a cent per pound, and
1 AZ The American Refinery issued their
. VITA the Califofnia.
|.. ~. roErrzs MARKETe-Nail adYiccH from
Ard inst state. that she statistical
INI tnarsci has considerably improved unI-
nder review. The noticeable features
asc Of total stocks in all hands oil -,io4
II... lI.lsm Ess tons under last year, ano
'.' II Irns on The consumption lost during the
r. considerable decline 10 European
..I1n6 to keep our refnert from onylng, 5 ~.
X ~ '1.Itc Their holdings are considerably Jess
i n this scason. Prices suffered slight
" IN due 20 the European markots, a I'M, 10
III e -iIy recovered coon. holders rererahy
rr both here and in Cuba Ihs s. oeol.ne
. ...'Is 20 can for notice. Al this eistanee'
. II. - +,-eit ri,5,varraufed The rtstDtc sup
In4 1 ven, III comparison win moe . - ~ ~
". q. n. "a a suide 10 the actual posiuon. Inc
''I... rf1ilIe and iarisibie. uiusi oe TINS year
-, -, ,,esr Mus or minus any eTrors
Ii,,-es n crops and any differences In
. ''.... - IN can be pretty closely hgured, and
W '+... Tho ..510pO tons excess o. the coming
. ~ 4. mi la comparison with the small
~ mi h will still be a deficiency OF
|.' rbu,pared with the crop OF lss4-lss5, and
.| ~ non tons over that OF lS5Jloo3. In
|.. ..IH n coming crop OF but Jl,OO0 tons unaef
"A -, of 1ss5lss7. prices were Els ID 10 rs
~ |a. - -ugar. against lie ID now. or say
FL Fnt higher than now. The decline IN
i..SiItiy deem carried to an unwarrsnted ef-
ibiiowed by strong upward reaction
..iecs from Ncw York. under date Of 18th
..4 I'D holders are meeting the market freely,
0rrdpcnn and foreign markets arc Jul an.
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Mortgagee's Notice of Intention to ForeclOse
and of Sale.

n ACCORDANCE WITH \ POW
er 81 sale coniainedin certain mortgage made By
kuihciaui TX Of kain1. Island II oahu. to Curtis 2
Iankea- dated tn day Of May 1855. recorded in the
foius Is aud 10 aud assigned By said Curtis fauker
20 ioardman aud G " Wiifong. Trustees. by deed
Lbcr a. folio Is. Notice j. hereby given that the A.
siznec- Of said mortgages intend 70 forcclosc said
mortgage for condition broKen. aud upon said
closure will sell at public auction the saleroom Of
I, Lcvcy in Honolulu, Island Of Oahu. on SATUR-
DAY .he 9Th day OF July. 1886 IL II Of said day the
premises described in said mortgage below sDec-
ded. Further particulars eau BE- had o. n MUxrAH~
Rat. Attonry-af-Law.
G. B0ARDMAN aud O. W. ETILFoNG,
Trustees.
Assigners Of Mofiga-ec.
Honolulu. June 2tst, 1851
Premises TO be sold ares faro land situate IN SAID
kaiua. area i5-iOO acre.. being .ipans Of Royal
Patent 2i;S. l. & Award lSslj-u9 70 kanakahil and
premises that we're conveyed 10 said KuIh clani
b Pu=aiki Ct Al BY deed dated the 9Th Of March
1861. recorded in Liber &c. folio -. I119 It
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EXPORTS.

Z San Frnncisco, per W II Dimond, June 22-1O, 30!
srref ID hags rice, ~ kegs molasses, - empty
inr fnnha domestic valuc, S6i,2i4.sO
San Fmncisco. pcf Amelia, juno se-9,O3 bags
= domcsric value s52,OOO
san Fnncisco. per Discovery. June 2i-1i, IN
ruoarstpu bags rice; domestic value, s6I,5JO
Aan ffancisro.pcr Chas Kcnney, June a.
4 i f1rf sacnr; domestic value, Sis3 ,2j44l.
r. SAD Francisco, per Ella, June 2i-6.557 bag.
". FE1scts0.
q San Fian CISCO per Ford, June % CON bags
tlf. domcslc value $500
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NllrAnAn, who was n pronounced leper, at
lrItl lui1lke passage 10y the bark Hydro, but
rfrfpd lie became depressed aud yesterday
rrtd himself 10y leaping from the King street
r, IN Inquest was held. the jury returning a
~. IA -See Moon Chan came to his death by
r..1at' Is being leper and IN destitute cir
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Foundored.

MAR kapiolani while overladen with
attempting 10 pass the bar at Pearl
4amped aud sunk IN about twenty feet
Nzsistance was later obained from the
" Interior and the Government tugs
NJ went TO Tue scene OF the founderinc,
.tssarF apparatus TO raiss the vessel.
|narable labor the sunken steamer was
Teea two scOws, aru-a start was made
n. The manner in which the scows
caused one OF them TO upset of Kaiahi
The sinamer hapioliAf again went to
but this time in some sixty feet OF
row doubtful If the vessel will ever
With inactive liver md urinary or
only Hop BiItors made by American
Fersisemeut
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~ following have boon appointed members of
Nngf council: Messrs. T. II, Hayselden, ID.
H41,nH. Geo. richardson. w. 6. Irwin, j. G.
IaIifi and Ills Excellency Paul Neumann. Looks
Y Use latier was going TO lose the Cabinet seat.
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.ne Of tho knaufs boats was swamped at the
hlaea Bay landing. Both passengers and crew
IN ashore and the boat recovered.
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Hsfcrmalory School boy roaming about Pauoa,
Ata1 watch belonging to native resident
lAecal was caught red-handed, and duly
e0Fer o the myrmidons of the law.
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Mr. Hoor who takes charge, has already been
lol OF "a these columns as well fitted for the
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lhe stree, lamps now aid the belated stranger
ascertain his locality, the names of the streets
g visible on each of the lamps.
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native woman driving a brake collided with
City Market meat wagon on Sunday morning
. horse attached TO the latter was severely cut
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eavy rain showers visited tho city and coun.
in the kona district, on the night and early
1pg Of the Goth and 9th inst
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he schooner Neff,s Merrill has been purchased
the Inter Islands $. N. Co., and will run be-
cen this port and Lahaina.
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The .. s. S. AHsbuiia arrived in port here on
: 22nd inst from San Francisco with mail and
va dates to the 10Th inst.
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7. Locke richardson gave a reading OF As
! Like It. on Thursday last. A large and APP
riative audience was present.
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Mortgages Notice Of Foreclosure { ofsalr

y ACLOROAACE " I'LL "A ION
Il er o. sails contained ia ceglaiu mortgage maze -
cr October. fs3l recorded 10 Li5er - page ~. afr
assigned 70 Z Ascn and q Aklua December d. f'fi.
Notice g. hereby given that faiI morfrir1e intends 10
forcr0ss aid mortgage. Tor coldiDn hrocu. fsd tp
o. faid foreclosure Wilt sell ~ pu1lc elrIIos 10 tie
TUESDAY. TIC tlt ti3T 81 D ir.fa Il = a n said
day the prtiItca N lid il1ftsags a. below
specified.
Furihcr plrii.ai11s c1n 81 had os ~ y c4srtr. A.
torrcl| di Law L. ASEt 3 g. c-Akif1,
1srIe1rel % fic M1rftlr1r
frtaiscs to Be- sold ares AL ihosc premises eItuatc
Il r1loin. y KoAaln uIwlI m1le rafIIcniarIr De-
.rflttf ID z = ff. q 4 i1fi- In DC n1ne 1i NM
saa Containing a. area 10 acic i1-l flflonf. and
2. rlrd 20 aid panohaa b i-ed Of X kikIitI1rIa
t1I ls irI1ltaoif her h-slt1t rccQrIF |1 L.ltr T.
1I-. III fflaE
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Dividend. Notice

A DIVIDEND OF $500 GIVE
IL dollars) per share. viii bene and payable to tho
stock holders of the 'roye Ranch Plantation Tuesday
June 29th at the Office OF Castle Il Cooke.
iigO ]. L. ATlfERIA- N. Trra snrer.
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strike among the dock laborers occurred las
EEK. They want no one but kauakas to work OIL
3 wharf.
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MAUI.
1frr siQre is TO be opened in Waikiki. II is
90 M VIII be successful.
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- b be horse races on the sandhills be-
= Hrizu and waiehu on the Fourth of July.
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". II. Morton formerly U. $. Consul at thi
Il is now purser of the steamer australia
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iesi lNan titles Of taro are shipped from Maa-
r1 ~ q. Boil to Hawaii. Taro has not
! ~ r'1n'iful nor the price SO low for years.
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MORTGAGE SALE!
Mortgage Notice of Intention to FOrecloss
and of Sale.

Mortgagee Hotlce OF Intention 70 EOrecloao
and Of Sale.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH a pow
er Of sale con. .ined in certain m0Tgn-c made By
d " AwOhi KahOoknno OF kchaa. Island Of Hawaii .
to John Garden dated fiih day Of March 1881, re-
corded In the Odce Of the Registrar o. Conveyance 10
Libes Is. feio- SIS Notice Is hereby given that
said moftgagec Intends 90 foreeo-e I'D morf-aec iar
condition broken. and upon said f18 i9.uIe VII ~
At public auction. az the saiesrcom Of J LeYey h
Honolulu isirnd OF Dahu. on SAL THDAi. the ezra
dry Of uln. 1885, n y u said day The premises as
described Ia safd mortgage a. below specified.
Further particulars can BE- hid-uf J " Mezsanitsr,
Attorney lat-i.au JOHN J. CAfDEN-
Morislsee.
HOnoulu. jane 2isi 1885.
Premises 70 be sold. All that land Situate u Maka-
pala. ~ said KVhall and bounded and Described a.
f0ilows:
Apana Ekahi Cel-E hocmaka ans pa ks pohah9
Ike alanui aupuni ola ka p0hlsu hui % me 70 . y
Kahoodauo. noio D1 Ak go ~ kaul or ift taui
Ia pohakn J. alaiH lie 7l ii 1871 kaul me % Kline
kaai Ks puhakn kah1 pea "a klh1nai iialA holo
kai hiki ka mana ai1ia hoio ma kl mznA liz p sc
kahawai me kna 6 Siulif hikl X pol1<u h1i a
me ko kahookano. AZ 49, 10 u = k1al mr. ko5
Kahookano - pohaku Tie . 10 Q kaul me 10 , X
kahookano.
lanui anpnnl q ma Ike alanni lie 5lii kD l11 kaai
hiki ka hooHika ana Area SO cka- and being
portion of n1ydi Patelt no a7ff LAID Comuission
hgari o a5si s4ued 70 Keiliieaea and she came pre-
ffses that we're conveyed 70 the slid klhooEano By
KahookanO BIZ deed dated fls 10Th Day d September
q ID fss5 and feeoded Libcr s. folios ~ and 81
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Vessels in Port.

I1an bkiur Morning star Turner
fNtfr 81 Devon. Mockctt
M Naminonia
0ruiug, Dc Gurky
upr. Pcnhalluw
lrstralia, Webbcr
III Hrdrs lDutsidcl
Nr rirl, Zoph
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OF HONOLULU.
Sailed.

Arrived.
30 b = australia, Webber. san Francisco
-sor BE- Riga, Zopf, Newcastle, y 5
Sailed.
% Am httnc Amelia, Newhall, san Francisco
Am hkine w n Dimond. Luce, san Francisco
a-kr hktne Discovery. Meyer, San Francisco
ham bktne u Kenney, Dahlcr. san Fran
b. Ar hktnc Ella Rust. San francisco
Ar, TN J e Ford, Grifiths San Francisco
Avn ilktnc Klikitat, Cutler. Port Iownsen u
i-Iiau sehr Jennie Walker, Anderson, Fan
ninet Island
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atl HAs boon favored with copiuus rains lately
q lar to guarantee fins crop of sugar for
~ 1fiI.e season. Some people ON East Maui
q lffs hive had more than their share.
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Nrm advertisements.
Dividend Notice.

A DIVIDEND OF PER CENT
n on tho par valnc on the Stock will be payable tC
the stock holders Of the KOhala Sugar Company at the
office of Castle & Cooke, Tuesday. June 29th.
lf2O j. D. ATTENTION Secretary
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On Saturday. July gath, 1886

The property covered by said mortgage viz all that
land situate Makapaia in said K0hna and bounded
and described & follows;
Apana Ekahi ic)-R heomaka ana ma = puhsna
ma Ike alanui aupani, o. s.. po1aka hr. 81 ne - \
ka pOhaku K alaila Ne 8f IA 1915 tanl me So kiuu
kadi ka pohaku Kahn pea "a AahdHIi. fIll|l bulr
dai n hiki ka mana aiala hnl1 mo "a mana III z BE-
kahawai me Kua 4 Mali hikl IA nodlin bal aI
me kO J X Cahookann, Ak 13if ko IlI.4 eluI ne Eo
Kahookano ka pGlakn x a lia1 ho kluI IHr b
KahooknnO.
Apana Eiua DE- pill ana ko Marcsa, hiki he
alanui aupunl, X aiunul lie SCI En 21i kanl
hiki Ia hoomaka ana. Area 4 80 eka. aud being a
portion of X 5ai, L g g15t Issued to keiiealca,
aud the premises that convened 10 the said
kahOokanO by X kahnokauo by deed dated sept 10th.
1851, and recorded in Lib s. fol 20 and 81.
Dated 18th June. 1856.
MoNsAHEAr, ATTY for Mortgage
EKwis } LEyEY. Aactioueer.
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Look out ON the 9TH: Jupiter, Mars, Uranus and
e Moon will be in conjunction.
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Most people wanted to take of their flesh and sit
their bones last Sunday.
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Mortgages
Notice of Sale

Whereas John Garden, Mortgage iu certain
mortgage wherein W Aiwoh Kahonkano Of kohaia,
Island Of Hawaii is mortgagcf recorded IN Lib -
fol SIS has heretofore duly foreclosed said mortgage
in accordance with the power Of sale therein contained
and the provisions Of the Act Of sS; therefore By
order OF the said mortgagee. will sell At public
ton at my Saesroom Ia Honolulu,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-06-29
Dividend Notice

A DIVIDEND OF 4 PER CENT.
IA on the par value Of the Stock will be due and
payable TO ~ stock holders Of the Haiku sugar COM
pany at the office Of Castle Cooke, Tuesday June %
1l2D j. D. ATIiERfON. Secrcfnrv.