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w trust that more general effort will
be made in the future 10 plant trees on
our waste hillsides. The experiment made
at Government expense and under the
superintendent Of Mr.. jaeger, upon the
hillsides above Punahou, show what can
be done, but public work should be sup
plemented by private effort Now that
the right tree has been found-and In
finding that tree has been the difficulty
and eKpense-land owners should plant
all over the group. We understand that
at Dihue there has been some systematic
tree planting, and that similar work is
ncy being done at one or two places on
Hawaii, but nothing has yet been done on
the scale upon which it should be done.
Children in our schools. also, should
have the subject Of tree planting brought
before their attention. Not only should
there be an organized effort, like the Ar
bOr Day of the United States. but our BOYS
wander far and wide over our mountains
and valleys. The seed OF the fruit which
they carry with them. put into the ground
hers aud there, will yield fruit trees of
many kinds in the course Of a few years.
There is nothing that children take so
readily 10 as planting. nothing they take
20 much delight in as seeing what they
have planted grow. Parents and teachers
shonld then impress the children under
their charge with the advantages Of tree
planting 1t Is only another variation of
the old prOverb: Waste not want not"
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3alraiialr 05azttte.
fsT NODUs Is MINUS.
TUESDAY. APRIL Is. 1856.

CEBTkIs notes issued by Spreckeles &
Co. are now IN circulation. They are no,
legal tender, and we know have been re
fused on several occasions. They are, OF
course, as thoroughly genuine as private
cheques, but they are only private cheques
Of a banking company, not at all ike the
silver certificates issued by the Govern
ment backed by an actual deposit. 1t is
said that some of these Spreckels notes
are in the Government Treasury II so,
they have no business 20 be, for they are
of no more value than the obligations Of
any private firm. They are merely a Sc
curity, as far as the name goes. Cheques
Of Castle a Cooke, Bishop & Co, Brewer Il
Co, might just as well BE counted in the
Trpagrrrv rash
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As POINTED ont last week, the finances Of
the Government are not in a satisfactory
condition. We have certain information
that on the 31st OF March. when outstand
ing accounts should have been promptly
paid that parties were refused The notes
due the Barnes and Robinson estates can
not be collected. This certainly Is a most
unsatisfactory state OF affairs. especially
when il Is remembered that this Cabinet
has handled more revenue than any pre-
yious administration. and has had the ad
vantage Of a large loan, besides having
been bolstercd up by private parties who
have advanced sums for short periods.
Who has paid the interes; fer these short
losus we cannot say, but we rather fancy
that It does lot come out II the pockets
Of the Cabinet. There II always that pa
tient animal the public, which can bear
such burdens 20 much better. There Is
another animal which also bears burdens
uncomplainingly. but far be it from us to
draw comparisons between the Honolulu
public. which allows itself TO be insulted.
heeced and trodden upon generally, and
the harmless necessary Jaclass.
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Presentation.

Last week the employees of Ookala Plantation
presented Mr. John B. Hopkins book keeper of
the plantation with handsome gold watch The
presentation took place at the office of the com
pany. Mr.. Hastie acted as spokeman, and said
that the donors gave the watch as a token of ap-
probation for Mr.. Hopkins unfailine attention
and cOurtsey, and also his unwearied care of any
of them who might be sick. Mr.. Hopkins replied
IN few suitable words, thanking the EMPLOYEES
for this handsome present. Mr.. Hopkins was for
merly connected with the Queens Hospital
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FRoN the letterof a correspondent, which
appears in another column. it seems that
Mr.. Notley's invention Of a ratoon plow Is
a success. 1t Is highly satisfactory that
this shouid be the case, rs it shows how
wide awake our planter are 10 their own
interests. and also how active minded they
are in contriving labor saving methods TO
aid them IN their work Ii Is by such
mental activity that great Industries are
now built up Not only is close attention
b. business required. but the inventive
faculties must be constantly on the alert.
The world owes many an invention IN
sugar machinery, both for cultivation and
manufacture 70 Hawaii Chief among
these is the centrifugal. the first one ever
made being set up here in Honolulu. As
long a. our planters and engineers remain
active minded. we need have no fear for
the fufflra
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NOTES.

ACCORDING to an exchange the merchants of
MsndslAy and RAngoou, in petition 10 the gov
eminent OF India, pointed out the necessity for
the immediate construction of railroads, With
view to opening up the interior. Already inquiries
have been made In England with a view to the
coustrucelr,u Of vessels for navigating the Ira
vaddy THIS route, ii is urged. is by far the most
the Chinese trade
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ASafeguard.

The fatal rapidity with which slight
Colds and Coughs frequently develop
into the grayeSt maladies Of the throat
and lungs, is consideration which should
impel every prudent person TO keep at
hand. as household remedy, bottle of
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Nothing else gives such immediate relief
and works so sure cure in all affections
of this class. That eminent physician,
Prof. +. Sweetzer, of the Maine Medical
School, Brunswick, Me-, says
Medical science has produced no other ano-
dyne expectorant 40 good as AYERS CHKRRr
PEcroRAI- II is invaluable for diseases Of the
throat and lungs-"
The same opinion is expressed by the
welEknown DR.. L. j. Addison, Of Chicago,
ILL.,, who says
"I have never found. in thirty-fve years Of
continuous study and practice Of medicine, any
preparation Of so great value As AIER's CHKRRr
PEcToRAL, for treatment Of diseases Of the
throat and lungs 1t not only breaks up colds
and cures severe coughs. but Is more effective
than ANYTHING else in relieving even the most
serious bronchial and pulmonary affections"
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EDWARD PRESTON.
Attesti Justice Supreme Coz
HEHEr SNITm. Dcpnty CIerk. l1n
CIRCU!T coURT, THIRD JUDI

~ CIAL DISTRICT, Hawaiian Isiands.-Iu Probate
In the matter Of the Estate Of ALEXANDER han.
DERiA. Of Hilo. Hawaii, deceased.
The petition Of Joseph NaWphi. Administration Of
the Estate Of Alexander Bandcria of uilo Hawaii de-
ceased, having been fled in this Court asking 10 have
his final accounts examined and approved and THAI an
order OF hna distribution be made and that be and
surety Administrator Of said Estate be disch1rred
from further responsibility In the matter.
Therefore, II is hereby ordered that FRIDAY the 9Th
gay Of april lso5' at ~ o'clock M, IN the Court
House at Hlo, Hawaii Is the time aud place set for
hearing said petition and accounts and any 1bectoas
that may be offered thereto D. s. LYMAN
Circllt Judge. lrd Judicial District II l.
HilO Hawaii March zlfd 1855 ff07 n
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TIE Walker case, which has become one
Of HRwRii's oeiobrcs, came TO a final
end on Thursday. with verdict of acauit
:, tal. The organ OF the Minister of For
= eign affairs, while acquiescing in the yer
dict, finds fault with the conduct of the
!. law officers OF the Crown. Why7 Because
u Mr.. Walker was not convicted7 The case
has been tried twice. On the first occasion
there was what is termed hung iurv.
On the second occasion a Jury was chosen
=. which is said by competent judges, to have
been the best jury that has been called for
j, years. This jury only took few minutes
10 decide. There was nothing to convict
= Walker on. and be had naturally 10 be ac-
Quilted Mr.. Walker has had justice, Ger
tainly
But the 4drcrfiser thirsts for a victim
and has a singular thirst for the law ad-
visers Of the Crown. Now if the idrertiser
freally desires a scalp, il had better go for
the Minister Of Interior. He is the tefsr-
Rims oIEsa, the real rat in the meal tub.
D We can state for a fact that the Post Mas
. ter-GenerRl. on several occasions, called
the attention Of the Minister Of Interior
b the necessity Of examining Petersonis
books. In spite of these warnings the
books remained unexRmined. with the final
result Of what is now well known to be a
bogus burglary. As TO its being bogus
burglary there can be no doubt Peter
sons evidence shows it clearly and so does
that OF his native employee.
The law officers Of the Crown. in this
scase, have done their duty properly and
we cannot understand the animus Of the
eorgan Of the Minister Of Foreign Affairs
against them, except on the supposition
iethat the law officers and the Minister do
mot pull well together-in point of fact.
that there is a split in the Cabinet. and
this from good information, we under
stand there really is. 1t i'll becomes
journal however, to criticize case where
Justice has already been done. and on
which justice has yet TO take its course. in
the manner in which the organ has done.
q Is another instance Of that desire for
4ay.r We have ~layn Board Of Health.
.sslt Of @lsys lawyers is what is now hun
for. as a step towards the conjuga-
.s-ssss-..N -ss- the verb, the present tense has been
mnch used by the organ and its tuner.
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REPoETs of gold discoveries are coming to the
surface. The BuenOs Ayres .StaHdard states that
tne reports Of discoveries Of gold IN Patagonia
have excited the greatest interest The steamers
from the south contin1e to bring favorable ac-
coauts- 1T appears that with regard 10 the ex-
lstence Of gold IN the valley of the Rio GaIleeos
there Is no manner of doubt; bottles Of samples
have come up, and in the window of an exchange
sfo2 IN Montegideo there Is to be seen a large
luuPof Patau01izn Qoid.7 According to the same
authority the Argentine government was in pos
session Of more information about the gold dis.
covsries than bad been given TO the public, and
Was about 10 dispatch two gunboats to protect
life and property.
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SECOND DAY, JUNE 12, 1885.

1-GovERNoR DoMINIs' PLATE.
RuNSrSe RAoE-Three-quarter mile dash, free for al
e-LUSAMAKAAINANA PLATE.
TRoTTrss RAcEMiie heats best two in three open to
all Iiawaiianbred horses.
5-RosITA CHALLENGE CUP-s-ADDED.
RUNNING RAoE-Me dasn free for all: winner 10 beat
the record Of "Rosita, ' Lax. Cup 10 be run FOR
annually aud 10 be held By the winner until his
time is beaten at 4 regular meeting Of the Associa-
tiOn.
4-QUEEN's PLATE.
RuEsIso RAcE-Nie dash, free for all Hawailan-bred
horses.
5-THE HAWAIIAN PLATE.
TBoTTiss PACING RAcE-Mle heats best two in three;
All horses having 4 rueord Of2;30 better TO 20 to
wagon.
S-His MAJEsTY's CUP.
RUNNING RAcE-A sweepstake Of $50 added, one and
quarter mile DASH free for all three -year-olds,
owned by members OF the Club. The Cup to be
run for annually.
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Mortgagee'. N0tlee % F0reeIo.arel 8 ofsaIe.

= er Of sale contained 10 certain MORTGAGE made b.,
PohQkani A Cartwright. dated the .fh da- of re
cember, ls2. recorded 10 ibor 10 page s1 and duiv
assigned 70 Cartsright, Llbcr g. page fs Noficr
= hereby given that said mertg1gee intends 10 fore.
eiose said mort gage. Tor condition broken and unos
said foreclosure vii se at public auction AZ ne se
room 100 ~, q Z I Adams 20, % Honolulu, MONDAY
the 18Th DAY Oi Apfii, 1856, ~ u NJ % aid 1T M
premises described IN said mortgage - iaisr s1r
Further particulars can be had II IS X cam. ~
torneJ-AtLAE- A. J, CARTWRIGHT. JR
Assignee Of the Mortrarca
Premises . be sold All those premises situated
a. allnkai Mani. more particularly described 10 * Z
a5l, l. 593 70 Koil, containing an area of fffdi
acres. no q
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TIE failure to secure the rights Of the various
water companies in London some years AGO Is nov
conceded to have been great mistake. In re-
cent debate IN Parliament Il vas shown that al
tho1gh the estimate at the time was considered
excessive, If It had been successfui the profit
would have reached in the few years expired
4500l00o- Nov the companies want more money
~ proportion 10 the increased reveune. London
IN respect 20 water supply Is suffering severely
from charters obtained by corporations in the last
century. In this respect all other cities in Great
Britain have the advantage over London, as the
SUPPLY Is in the h2nds Of the citizens. Houoiulu
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Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure & of Sale.
I ~ q Gr.. IL, IL !. A-L.I- ~. L.t.r. .......

Of sale contained IN a certain mortgage made By
Kalilmoku and kalil 70 Honuakaha, dated the i1th
day Of November, l,, recorded iu Libef &C. page f3
duly assigned to VIM Dean, May i, 1854 Notca IL
hereby given that said morgager intends % foreclose
said murtgagc for condition broken. and upou rafd
foreclosure will sell AZ public auction % the sae-ro0
q Z Adams 20. IN Honoiuln, on MONDAY the
18Th day Of April is. az Il ~ Of aid daT the urr
ses described in said mortgage A. below sberifeq
Further particulars can be had u vs. 4 CasrIr At
torneT-at-LaW WM. DEAN
Assignee Of the Morfgagee.
Premises 70 be sold are; tsf-Apanas j ana q dc
scribed in X li95 L g A tEs, 10 Haenui and con
Veyed 10 said Kaliii BY deed recorded Liber 81 pare W
good taTo land.
2nd-Ail those premises described iu Il as67 l. G. A
ff,7, 70 Ohikif 5pi00 acres az Keanae Maui
9rd-All those premises deFcfibed iu 2gf5 to Es-
hlmokn, - l-ib acres at PehDa k00ilu. Mani.
4ib AL those premises described 10 u l6i5 l. G
~, 70 kapoi, y acre Al Houokohau. Maui
5th-Al The right, little and inferesfof sale kaIiIiro
kn In w acres at Wailnu and Paloa Keauae Mani
filul 5fi
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Ann a0uertlselnrnts.
Mortgage. Notice Of Foreclosure Z. Of Sale.

\ ACCOkDANCE WITH a pow
4 er Of sale contained In certain mortgage made by
J kaniuhaahaa 10 Mrs Il johnson, dnled the 18th
day Of May, 1851 recorded n iiber a. page ffi Notice
Is hereby given that said morgaace Intends fore
close said mortgage, for condition broken and upon
said foreclosure viii cell 40 public auction a the sales
room Of z Adams = Go. In uouuiulu. on MONDAY,
the 18th day oi April iea0, az ~ N Of said dhy the
prem ses described ii said mortgage below specu
Further particulars Gun be had Of vs. X Ca-rtE Ar
torney ai-Law MRS d. JOHNSON
Mortgage.
Premises 10 be sold All those premises situated
m kaEailoa, Waialua. Oah0 uorc particularly de-
scTibed in X 3lly, L & A i02l5. Makuku, ane con
veyed to said Kauiuhaahaa by deed of Naua sou
and only heir Of patentes dated 5i May 1852 iil5
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CUPREME COU 1T OF III Y IA-
y waian Islands In Probate. In the matter of the
Estate of WERNER LUBBEN deceased intesiate.
Before CHEF Justice Judd.
ON reading and filing the petition % Mrs. Anna Lab
Kaaieha Hawaii died Interstate % said kalneha. on
the end day OF July. A. ID. lo.i and prayuq that let
tiers OF administration Issue 10 j. r uacSield
d. 1856 be and hereby Is appointed for hearing said
petition before the said eh!cf Justice. ia the Court
Room OF this Cou L. ut Honolulu. 10 which time and
place all persons concerned my a. pear and show
caust " any they have why the same should not be
-rantcd and that this order be published u the Eng
sh language tor three successive weeks u the HAWA-
has GAZETTE newspaper in Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu, II. l. April lih. \. u ISL.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS!

had better look Gu. and Is,p what London wishes
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Nm anprrtisullrnts.
THE WHITE HOUSE
FoRNERLY THE ST LAwRENcBl
Corner Howard and Third sts-
SAN FRANCISCO, GALA,
Mrs. James 7. White, PrOprietrsss

The abete wslLkuown, frstelass Lodging House is
wc appointed throughout and offers superior accom-
modatious 10 the travelling public.
Especial care will be paid 10 catering TO the comfort
OF travellers 10 and from the Hawaiian Islands and lei
and residents will and here many reminders Of their
beautiful Homes.
MRS WHITE refers with satisfaction 10 her past
record the Islands in supplying she comforts Of
hone TO all patrons and IL win be her constant en-
deayor in the future in the past to merit continued
patronage.
rs-Rooms may be ordered by mail.
MRS. JAMES T. WHITE.
Formerly OF the White House. Nnuann Avenus.
liU Honolulu II, I.
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IN CHAMBERS, CIRCUIT JUDGE,

n CHAMBEIts, NIINN q IT Z 10 t.
| and Judicial District Hawaiian Islands. In the
Estate o. FRED. WEIGH, deceased, and iOSEPE
WEIGH, a minor. Of Waikapu. Maui
Proper application having been Aed with tlts Court
hy l. A. Thurst0n, Guardian D. g of Joseph Woleh,
minor OF Waikapu. Maui asking that his accounts b.
examined and approved. and that be be discharged.
m Is ordered that WEDNESDAY, May 18th, isci, 90
D. m at the Court House To Wsiiuku, be SCI as the
time and place for hearing said petition and any Oh
iections that may be offered thcrcio and aii parties
interested are hereby notified 90 attend.
Lahalua, April 10Th, issi. -
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Nrw advertisements.
NOTICE {!
TME UNDERsIGNED GI1

THE UNDERSIGNED GIVES NO.
i uce that he has purchased from W c Parke and
II X Macfaraue assignees OF the Estate OF Alan tbe
following piece and parcel OF land situated al Pawas
being the nasal half pf the land described in certain
lease from II II Ruth heelikoani recorded in Liber
q, page 81, and the same land leased 10 Ava and
Amana by lease recorded in Liber e. page i5a itb iii
the rights privileges aud appurtenaRces to the same
belonging, together with all the tools fowls etc he
longing 70 and now on the land.
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A'"''''' ABR. FORNANDER.
100 % Circuit JUDGE ii Jud. Dist. ~. T.
SUPREME COURT OF THE HA-

- wsiian Isands.-in Probate. In The matter % the
Estate OF CONRAD NkE, deceased iutcsiaic- tc.
fore Chief Justice Judd.
On reading and iliug the petition tf Werner Acuke.
senior Of Germany, alleging that CuHr1d Mcnkc- OF
Keanakpu Hawaii died intcstafc ut said hcauakulu,
on the alth day of October A. d. 1885, and praying
that letters OF administration issue 10 j. F. laefed
IN l. ordered that TT ESDAY. the 4ih dly Of May.
D 1856 be and hereby Is appointed for hearing -aid Pc
ttion before the said Chief Justice. tn the Ccurt
Room, ~ this Court at uonoiulu, at which time aud
pace all persons concerned may appear and show cnusc
h any they have why said Petition should not be
rrauel and that this order be published u tue Eng
hsh Language for three successive weeks In the uAwkf
IAN GAZETTE newspaper la Houclulu.
Dated Honolulu, April 9Th, y. T. lsee.
A. f. JUDD.
Nttrst. Chief Justice Supreme Court.
S,,rrtf Deuufv Clerk
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LAWRENCE McCULLY.
Attest: Justice o. the supreme Court
HENRY SIXTH. Denuty Clerk fiIS SO
CrPREME CorRr oF nm N.

- OIIhCMf OOOhl OI 1AlE ia
- waiian Islands. In the matter OF the Will of
HENRY BEECROFr JACKSON, deceased. Before
Mr.. Justice Preston. Order u Publication.
Whereas excmpllcatiou Of the probate of the last
will and two oodiois OF Henry Beecroft Jnclsuu late
Of Bashford House, Whaley Range, near Manchester.
England deceased from Her Maiestys High Court, %
Justice In the District Registry attached the Probate
Division thereof at Manchester England. has been
Frederick james jackson, Henry Greupou Tippet and
Joseph Wood the executors named tn the said will aud
codies for the Issue OF special letters nmiuis
tTation Of the estate OF the said deceased with the will
annexed. TO Theophilus Harris Davies and Thomls
Rain Walker Of Honolulu, Of the Island Of Oahn.
II is hereby ordered that THURSDAY, the End day
Of April. A. D. 1856, nc 10 O'Clock be and Is here
by appointed time for hearing the said petition
before me lu my Chambers In said Honolulu which
time and place all persons concerned may appear and
show cause why said petition should not be granted
aud that this petition be published In the English
language for three successive weeks n the HAwAtitT
GAZETTE a newspaper Published in said Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu, Island Of Oahu, Hawaiian Islands,
End April, a. d. lssG
EDWARD PRESTON
Attest. Justice supreme Court.
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AYERS
Cherry PeCtOraf

Is not new claimant for popular conf
dence, but medicine which is to-day
saving the lives of the third generation
who have come into being since it was
first offered to the public.
There Is not household In which this
invaluable remedy has once been in
troduced where its use has ever been
abandoned, and there Is not person
who has ever given it proper trial
for any throat or lung disease suscep-
tble Of cure, who has not been made
well by il.
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL has,
in numberless instances, cured obstinate
cases Of chronic Bronchitis, Larnygitis,
and even acute Pneumonia, and has
saved many patients in the earlier stages
Of Pulmonary Consumption. 1t is
medicine that only requires to be taken in
small doses, Is pleasant 10 the taste, and is
needed in every house where there arc
children, as there Is nothing so good rs
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL for treat
ment of Group and Whooping Cough.
These are all plain facts, which can be
verified by anybody, and should be re-
membered by everybody.
Ayers Cherry PectOraI
PREPARED BY
DR.. ]. Q. Aver s. Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by al druggists.
HoLLISTER & CO.,
oo- Cor. Merchant and Fort Sts.. Honolulu,
~. " Sole Agents for the Hawaiian Islands
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lN GAZETTE noWspI0CT In UonnIuTl-
Dated Honolulu, IA. l.. April 5th. 4. .. 1855.


CUPREM 4 COURT OF THE HA-
= waiian I-Iands- In Bankruptcy. IN the matter %
the Bankruptcy OF =. J.. Levcy Co. Before Mr.. Jus
tice Preston Va Chamber order Of notice o. hearing
on petition Of bankrupt So discharge from debts
Upon reading and filing the petition OF W. II. Aid
rich one the members oi the bankrupt FIRM u $ j..
Lever 4 Co. alleging that than six months have
elapsed since he djudieated bankrupt and pray
ing for a discharge from all his debts.
Ii is ordered that TIL kSDAI. the 18th day Of April.
A. D. 1886 10 ocucS a. Of that day In the Court
House Aliiolani Hale In Honolulu my Chambers be
and the same Is hereby appointed for The hearing OF
said petition when and where all creditors who have
proved their claims agains said bankrupt may appear
and show cause, II any they have why the same should
not be granted.
II is further ordered that notice bc given uy adve
tisement In the Hawaiian Gazette newspaper printed
and published Ia Honolulu. for two successive weeks
OF the time and place OF such hearing. and that the
Clerk OF the Supreme Court mail notices of the time
aud place Of such hearing an creditors who have
proved their claims.
Dated Honolulu. II l., March, 3ist, 1856.
EDWARD PRESTON.