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might correct it. When Mills came to
me, | drafted his order against myself
The order taken from Her Majesty's
receipt book was then put in evidence
and was admitted by the defence, when
the prosecution rested the case for the
Acknowledgement.
MIR. S. B. Dole for the defendant,
then moved for discharge of his client
on the ground that the indictment
charges upon defendant an attack
upon Mr. Paul Neumann as an attor.
ney at law, while the publication com
planned of attacked Mr.. Neumann
solely in his official capacity as At
torney-General of the Kingdom, That
nothing had been advanced to show
any relation between Mr.. Neumann
and Oakley as attorney and client
That if he had no relation with Oakley
as an attorney and as the indictment
did not allege that he had been injured
in his professional character, then the
whole case falls to the ground.
Mr.. Hatch, for the prosecution, ar
gued that the specific charge of libel
was made against Mr., Neumann acting
in the capacity Of Attorney-General
for the Government, or private attor-
ney for the Queen, and that it was not
material to the issue in which Of the
two it was
Mr., Justice Preston sitting on the
case. then said
II have considered this indictment
very carefully, and have watched the
evidence with view 70 ascertain the
application os Il IL the facts charged,
From tie oreaSns os the plaintiff 5
counsel ossS The present, have been
pressed vtsA the idea that the libel
S not aIseae6 10 he against the prose
crsor IN ree praesSce .of his profession.
\ COoasel s5r the prosecution admitted
f. sh1s the aRtssg would not be GbeoooS
Is 2glsrlss prirase individual Seel
M 6o'atr shA1 the indictment IS irsuf-
Sic1s-s q does noS aIlege thar the
gtnahc4lan Is al and concerning The
.,r'ssecusor IN his profession, OF Is in
Ssn5ea u iriure him IN his profession.
( The wfole publication is SET out and
Is alleged 70 be false, but there is
n1-hIng In ehe Indictment pointing out
1he tisiana1ry pant, on any innuendo
* 10 1he meanings understood BY the
1TrEssnu19r, and u Is admitted that
sun,s par1iun l06r Neumann'S letter.
y IruE A ] understand the law, it is
lssgasssarg 10 AIlege that the publication
-rziates ID ihe prosecutor in his profes-
siHB, and although should hold that
ma nubhcH11n Is hbelouS if the proper
EEernants wsre made, / feel that l
IuiIEu gr,6izr verdict for the defendant
ON thrt Euund that the Crown has
fIilsd To prove the charge"
Tho prosecution asked for leave to
amend The court thought that an
amendIRen1 would prejudice the de-
Eendant. and therefore declined to. al
low IL
The Court directed the jury to find
verdict for defendant.
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coREAN NOTES.

On the 9TH inst. thieves broke into
the Palace and actually we're cutting a
hole in the plastered wall of his Majes
ty's bed-chamber when they were caught.
Two days later-that is, on the 9th
quite demonstration was made in the
streets and suburbs of Seoul. Crowds
of people marched through the princi-
pal thoroughfares shouting "henran"
(rebellion /! and the whole city was
greatly excited. All this is ascribed to
the advent and presence of the Dai In
Kun, who is cordially hated in conse-
quence.
The Russian Ambassador has not
yet arrived, but is expected very soon.
The American representative will short
ly return to the United States.
The japanese Legation at Seoul has
just been completed at a cost OF $2o,-
900.
The Shanghai Courier of December
sd says: China's influence is FREEDOM
inant in Corea. Mr.. Merrill is now
firmly seated in the post he was sent to
fill by Sir Robert Hart, and he signs
himself Chief Commissioner Of the
Customs Service. Mr.. Mollendorff left
Corea on November 2sth in the Chi
nese cruiser Chao-yang for Tientsin,
and the engagements of eight or ten Of
the customs officials have been termi-
mated by the payment Of three months
salary, and some of them are expected
here by the next Japanese mail. The
three commissioners-Stripling Lovatt
and Wright--are still in Office, but
whether they will retain their positions
time alone will show.
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Notice to Business Men.

CUPPLIES FURNISHED THE LU-
- nalio Home will not be paid for except
such as have been ordered under the written
authority of one of the Trustees of the Luna
lilo estate. S. B. DOLE,
Trustee of the Lunalilo Estate.
Honolulu, January IS, 1886. II6-tf
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Attention Change Of Location.

Ii F. HEBBARD AMERICAN EX.
l i. press Company has removed his
office to No. 90 Fort street with I. A,
Palmer), where he can be found at all times
ready to do Carting of any description at
moments notice. Office Telephone, $40;
residence Telephone, 2oe-Mutual Telephone
Company Ios-tf
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Lowest Market Prices.

All meats delivered from this market thoroughly
chilled Immediately after killing by means Of Bell
Coleman Patent Dry Air Refrigerator. Meat 50
treated retains all its juicy properties and is guaranteed
to keep longer AFTER delivery than fTeshlyked meati
2sq-267
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Man in the Year 100000.

The man of that day will be little
else than brain and nerves His head
viii be from eight to ten times the size
of the average head of to-day his
body will be short and of considerable
girth his arms will be short and small,
with small hands his legs will be very
short and stout, with small feet the
nose and eyes will be large, mouth
small, and chin mere indication that
such thing once existed.s Such man
would, if seen on the streets to-day, be
called terribly deformed Individual,
but he will be considered quite the cor
rect thing then. Boston Herald.
A boy in New York got $500 for a
crushed finger We have known a
man to get much less tor full hand.
Boston C0mner1ial Bulletin.
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Sperial Autiees.
U. S. Consul General Notice.

a LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
"A against the estate of VIM. McDermott-
roe, deceased American citizen, will present
the same, properly verified, at my Office with
in thirty days.
]. H. PUTNAM,
Consul General
Consulate General of the u S.
Honolulu, H. l., Jan. IS, 1886. II9-Iw
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Latest from the Crater.


We are indebted to ths Hon. s. G. Wilder for
the following letter which furnishes the latest
statement OF the condition OF the crater:
Vo1cASo H0UsE. June =. 1856.
EprTog GALErTEs-I have visited the crater two
or three times since l wrote last week. For the
past few days the fires have been steadily increas
ing in volume and brightness, and now visitors
can 20 TO the tunnel on the edge of the pits and
trSm there re 0ld tYri where 1t has sunk BE-
tween the east and west pits. (which are on the
former sites OF the New Lake" and .Halemau-
uau," respectively look directly INTO s long
rather narrow chaSIn, IN which the liquid lava is
boiling furiO1Sly and presenting s. grand sight
The interior Of Halemaumau Is quiet, but its
r1gge6 banks on the east north and west are filled
with vents from which great volumes of sulphur
Gus fumes and steam are poured ont. The effect at
night, Of the fires reflected on these mRssing Of
snowy and blush vaporS Is very nne, and viii re-
pay visit, aside from the great center Of attract
ion, the appearance os the boiling lava the east
chasm.
To-day after visiting the north side of the west
pit went around the east PIT to the southeast
bank, and had hne view Of the south side of Ha-
lemSuuau.
On the way around passed two mounds, from
which sulphur fumes were issuing, and ! procured
some beautiful CRYSTALS. There Is also quantity
OF t1fa-llke lava TO be procured there. some Of
winch Is quite gssty and hot when first collected.
On the way back 70 the Volcano House found
that q line OF hot cracks were open from the
PIT running II a north eaSter}y direction TO near
the crater vall opposite kilauea-iki. The Whole
crater Is full Of interest, and visit TO Il something
70 be remembered. HE trip from the house 10
ths pits. and q thorough examination of them,
takes little less than four hours. and the road Sll
the way Is most excellent. The weather Is very fine
and Mauns Loa and Nauna hea both preseata
grand appearance C.
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Listen 10 Your Wife.

LiSE6n TO IOuf WlIGs
The Manchester GUARDIAN, June sth, tSS3, says:
'sWiudows"
Looking on the woodlawn ways! With
clumps Of rhododeudrous and great masses of
May blossoms : - There was an interest
ing group.
It included one who had been 'Cotton
spinner" but was now so
Paralyz ed : II
That he could not bear TO lie in reclining
position.
This refers to my case.
Twas first Attacked twelve years ago with
''Locomoter Ataxy'
a paaytic disease Of fibre rarely ever cured)
aud was for several years barely able to get
about.
And for the last Five years not able to at
tend to my business, although
Many things have been done for me.
The last experiment being Nerve stretching
Two pears ago I WAS vQted into the
Home for Incurablesl Near Manchester. in
May, 1852.
am no Advocate; ''For anything in the
shape of patent Medicines?
And made many objections to my dear wife's
constant urging to Try Hop Bitters, but finally
to pacify her
Consented
I had not quite finished the irstbottle when
1 felt 4 change come over me. This was Sat-
urday, Nov. Sd. On Sunday morning felt so
strong I said 10 my room companions, Il was
sure I could
Walk
Sc started across the floor and back:
hardly knew how TO contain myself was all over
the house I gaining strength each day, and
walk quite as safe without any
'sSlIcktH
or support
an now at my own house, and hope soon TO be able
to NY own living again have been j member
Of the Manchester
Royal Exchange
For nearly thirty years and WIS most heartily con-
gra-ulareIf going IN the room Thursday list
Very gratefully yours, JoES BLACKBCES,
MANCEEsTER- CEug} Dee. 81. I.el.
Two years LITER perfectly well
Prosecute the SHindlers
II when you call for American Hop BiIters ace green
t1rtJ n R0ps the zshits label and Dr. S0Bss
6E11r the bottle. the vendor hands anything bat
4usr5GH Hop BiTrErS refuse it aud zhun that vendor
a. you would viper and If he has taken your money
for 1HgEfig sLe fnict him for the fra I'd and him
for damages for the swindIe and will pay you lib
-rIIIy for the conviction
81 Fer sale By
HOLLIsTER 4 co, Vol Fort St.,
1905 II Honolulu
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moan Princess passed thrOGgh on
1s Is married 10 4 German gsntie-
dish Of hnsntly and proved bright
:. She left several presents Tor
T. Dcuiuis-
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1ardson gave q reading OF 0khello
e The play was vel rendered
Of the audience thoroughly en-
charGson intends giving q farewell
srfOruanee on Thursday evening
Hall.
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a4d On board the largest through
rhs6 from the Colonies via San
erinE abcCt 100 bags The news
unusually heavy, and the whole
entv tons.
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Boundary Notice.

Boundary Notice.
A PPLICATION HAVING BEEN
n made b. Ed Wisely. for settlement Of the
Boundaries q the land called NAL ANAL AlLAIEL ID
II the District Of HLo, Islaut OF Hawaf Notice i
hereby given 70 al whom il may concern that FRI
DAY. the 2tth Gay Of July a D. 1856 20 O'Clock
IN the Court House A. HI0. Hawaii, i the time
and place set for hearing salf application and any OBJ
Iectous thai nay be offered thereto; and Ill persons
owning having any interest IN the adjoining lands
notified appear 1t said time and place should
they 50 desire Z. :. LYMAN
C0umiSsiguer Of Boundaries, Island Of Hawaii.
HfIr. Hawaii. July fst. 1885. III %
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gacatio1 Is approaching, and, az
is OF tbs vario1s schools are pre-
be 6nal examinations before the
Ions Eucatio1-
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ssencsrs by Cns 4lE8gsdF we're Mrs.
Mrs. Do6d. and AIr. A. q. Ellis
here ten cabin and i've steerage
brought eight passengers Tor this
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un5s are being continually beau
hti01 OF rare flowers and plants
ats OF TIE interior have also been
3 bv Manages Bartlett.
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yastruEis viii be due On Thursday
% on Saturday, from San Fran
nails 20 the lst Snd 81 inSrs-
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ss,r's oSfce viii be open every
erl the hours Of 2 and u a. m,
Of receiving the returns from the
district.
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y facilities have been improved by
{ three windoEs-o1e eacn for
y" money orders. and postal
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Boundary Notice.

Boundary Notice.
A PETITION HAVING BEEN
"A fled By The H0nonu Sugar Company, for settle
eat Of the Boundaries u the land called LAT3I in
the District Of III To- Island Of HIwaif Notice i here
By given % al whom IL may concern that FRIDAY,
the gth day OF July 4 D. 1851 At ID clock II
the Court HoCse Il EO Hawaii, i the time and place
set for hearing SAID application and any objections
that nay be offered therefor and all persons owning
having any interest in the adjoining lands notified
appear II said rs and place should they desire
Z. :. LYMAN.
COMMISSIONS OF B0Uucaries. Island OF Hawaii
Hflo. Hawaii July Ist. fS>i tIzt 81
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Kzzhtsr Of Mr.. Charles Molteno,
ears feu isssa <5==xtsr EesE the
use. last Friday. She was seen
.sr- Eho=s screams brought her
e. he rescued the CHILD, rs i
. drowning.
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1-r are referred 70 pages and 10 for
from New Zealand. Sn6 also tor
Foarth Of JEly.
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re- broke her shaft While IT Val
ropeLlsr dropped 70 the bottom
vas sent 10 her assistance July Ist
back to town. She has been put
galway 70 have u new shaft and
She vii be ready for sailing uszt
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az rcke ieharisoo gives his last recltal at The
(. M. e A. 8 n this evening
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Ths rss leaves on the l2sh next Monday
III Ei-l Ar5 ae Y0icano-
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4. sx- Acknowledgement has hung
en- on Merchant street.
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=chools are beginning 70 shev signs
tt IS have commenced
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ls rent schools close IN three weeks
c I 50 late. tbey lose pupils
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Hsavv FL svisited tbs c:sy on the evenings OF
be Sc la instants
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Enz SchOuI EeId It's annraI *
rsdIy ard Friday June 14th and
TsF ua5s 4 good shoT Of the work
r. ing the past EsgEs
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llecs closes on Friday, the parents
s- fr r1plls are invited 70 attend.
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Dr night rockets aid Roman candles
1mE Fourth Of July was az hand.
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cutie party Of Honolulu young
p at Leilehua for few days
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did aot burn the town down yes
festive Eve cracker.
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HAwEu

M fridge. Misses Rose and M4IdIs
is kAts Wilhelm left for the
- ord for San Francisco.
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tte arrived from the Colonies az $50
ssf-rd Ming. She proceeded on hsl yoy-
stLta Of SUNDAY.
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Ha.hn- iss are numerous during week dSys
shores Of Waikiki.
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slan6srs think there Is connection
4 5er Is Iaek Of action and the Hotlake
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Special Notifies.
MR.. w. z. ALLEN.

Hss an oes with MesSrS- Bishop Co. co-ue- Of Mer-
ehAn- and A4ahuAnu Streets. and he will be pleased
Sttent 20 a1y business entrusted him. iIos on
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rshsasi5Is 70 let on fireworks in
? one let OF q Roman candle IN
of I pair OF spirited horses, last
took fright and started 20 rEn-
nv less abIs a driver II charge J
=ould have occurred
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Annual MeetingI

1lHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L HONO1TU SUGAR co. viii be held At the oalce
OF c Brewer + Co. EouoIuIRs " WEDNESDAY. Aug.
18th. 1856. 30 10 O. clock j. n p. {. JONES.
..-..-r-
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-Ith E0tlrs prsFIg1siy gwen soue
-eu. 1Ierubers II tine Anglican
net 60 form = society f8r the
ARA work A Constitution and
aEreed Upo1- and officers elected
ear. LEe Bishop Of Hgu0IEIz
UIns ths Parruu OF the Society /.
LACE wis slscl-d first President
Macitiu1Deb FIcs-Presideut,
ilzer AID I. Nay SECRETARY and
fTely- The Society VII meet AZ
u oGner Of the members On the
each m0UEh- the next meeting 20
SO Of the Rev President
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FURNISHED ROOMS--Neat ana costly Fur
nlshec Rooms can Be had ~ early application AZ
(ss2 NO. GARDEN LANE
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the representatives OF the Hon
sment took place July Izt- The
installed b. the retiring chief,
The treasGrer's report showed s
{ Of S4AS-9L The Fire Marshal
fires during the year. The Board
o the election OF officers. Mr.
elected secretary and treasurer
For the position oe Fire Mar
No candidates. Nsssrs- Mcclure
former was elected By vote Of
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life Ass9catior held their secCu5
ct practice 81 the new range.
dzi. nfriola Of the Government
5h instant. and the occasion was
ether os n number of crack shots.
zslus. and the weather favorable
81 prZas we're shot for First.
medal @ Association : secoud,
T. CO. nlalls.l third. the 4 B..
-izs . fuCr1b. the BrudIe medal /.
IS DR.. JoGn BcgdIe won Nos
70 cash prizes. CsI=f Engineer
the Erodle medal
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8piolani Park. last Saturday, r.
:-I1 the one-uife dash running
p. A. Cuumins' Angie i. beat Mr..
Harcock-tIue. La. The trot-
race fell 70 Hon. Cecil Browns
u. who defeated Mr.. CorrveII's
n three
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~ Captain Goodman Left HIl1
=, So o. Wetizes1Iy- Gne 9TH with
e-lf ~ -a,s tons sugar 80 TONS from Wal
-ta- 800 tons frou PepRILDu Sugar
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NOTICE

HANING BEEN DULY AP-
Ii pointed Gu1r3iSn over the person and property
OF A ka1mu. Ok WKiIUku. Maui, By ABR. Fernandez,
Circ1ir Judge 2ud Judicial District Hawaiian Islands
All pSrSo1s are hereby warned 10 respect this ny
authority. E H BAILEY
WaflaSu. June ssth Isl. Tf2f =
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.tr1p1h1ela5e are having quite =
mig sharks The Devil hsh mas
nee They are iar and have q
ICE and are about ten feet n
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Mr.. W. C. park

Ess Al Oce over Nsssrs. Bishop & Co.'S Bank. corn
Merchant and ks2humAru SIS. and wiz be happy
attend 70 any business entrusted 10 his care 1855
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resy ,aoOt kilapea IS acsive again, see TO
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New Embellishments.
NOTICE

THE BANK BOOK OF MRS. MARY
Il ANN ALEXANDER has beer stolen from my
safe az Paia- Maui ANY person giving information
which vii cad 10 the recovery Of the same viii greatly
obli-e Lllsl I'M Z. II. D[CkEY.
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uh gave an entertainment = Tie
tie cpuuencEmeut Of the 5ubt-
Majesty Queen FFEtEcIit- IhE
ant one a. All AFFAIRS az the 10
An10nz tbs guests were zDn1e
Pxsrrcs1c speeches were made
1uar Of Her Majesty vas drunk
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sailed On thursday, July 1st. and
rye number Of passengers There
Z and 81 stseraEe- Among the
u we're Or. Aiming, Mrs. Hayisy.
zee Cartwright. Mr. LouIssCu- DR..
", Mr.. and Mrs. T. Banning, ard
n
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STAND LOCALS.

AEoUT TOWN.
S1l2sv Is 8 nlost oppressive day.
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On Saturday, July Oath, 1885

At Il o'clock noon,
The property covered b. said mortgage, viz: all that
Isud situate MAkapala in said kOhala and bounded
and described Is follows:
Apaua Ekahi (cl-E hOOuiaka IA pohaku Y
Re aIanUi aupuui ola ka pOhakU hui al kO j
KahoOkanO hOlO pa Ak 21s' SO kaul 90 kaul
ka pohaku =, alaila He 80 HI 12-7+ kaul me ko kimo
haai IA pohaku kaha pea ID kahaWa., aaila holo
dai htki h mana alaila hOiO mo ka mana Hik ke
kahawGi kua & NiuIu . hiki "A pOhakU e hui al
ne kO & CahOOkau0, Ak -. no l1-27 kaul ne ko :
IS kahookanO / "A pohaku BE 3 30 kaul me 30 j
Is kahookauO
Apaua Elua DE pill ana i ko 3areka- hiki Ike
dlGu1i aupuni, ke alumni he S7Is 20 2-66 kauI
hIk1 IA ho0maks ana Area 4-i0 eka- and being
portion of sy7I. c i g7s1, issued 10 keliileaea
and the premises that conveyed 70 the said
kahookaUO by Is RahoOkauo by deed dated Sept 10Th
1883, and recorded IN Lib -. fol 30 and 81.
Dated 18th june 1851.
J N MoSsAEEAT, Atty for Mortgage
LEWIS J. LEFEY. Auerioueer
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THIS PAPER i kept on lie IL Z. c. DAHErS
Advertising Agency. 81 aud IS Merchants Exchange.
san Francisco Cal where contracts for Advertising
SaH oe E11ce tor1 l. 1865
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LEWIS ]. LEYEY. Auctioueer.
Mortgages
Notice of Sale

Whereas John Cardea. Mortgages in certain
mortgage wherein D W AiwOhi kahookano OF Kohala,
Island Of Hawaii, is mortgagor recorded in Lib S.
fol SIS has heretofore duly fOrecosed said mortgage
in accordance with the power Of sale therein contained
and the provisions of the Act Of 1885, therefore by
order OF the said MORTGAGE will sell st public
ton At nv SalesroOm in Honolulu,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-07-06

We are indebted to the Hon. s. G. Wilder for
the following letter which furnishes the latest
statement OF the condition OF the crater:
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-07-06

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