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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-02-16
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EAz ~ = : n AAEEzos4- D1TEs = EEE- J.
LosDos. Jan 5o.-Ihe Right Hon Huch Cli-
dsrs has been eieeisi b lszE uzi1zity % rsp-s-
sent one ot the dlTlsIozz 1f E-i1b1rzh ID tie
House Of CouE1zs-
L < announced that Mr- Glzdstous hzs s-s
abo1t the formation of Ministry bus a5thiur z
kaoT1 as % Is Constitution except that tha Ifgr-
CTS Of Harrington VII have sezt IN the lsbiues
Press Associati11 a-esszgs zsys= Il Is Heiiev-I
t-zt II the new NiaisezT s5Ir WIlIIzul Fz-r5u aar-
so1zt VII b Charesilor 1f the Ercheo1er. I'd
the hon NJ Charu5erl-Il- Ssc-s.sry for irslzad-
IoEDoz- jan -D--Tke Frerrh GorsrarseEt are
scclsin- ElGizl1 llld Garasz1T q dlFi5fu,z tie
Fs-iae Islznds betEssl fEem-
LoT1o1, Jan .a---I1 cs-1rsazioa with TIE islzad
Of Iiaisfsl, Ez1lzld Es 70 elioy eqaI c5alsie-rsf
ad5Ilt1zes El-h Frzzcs.
S11xEz, FEB. I.-tlr- Gizdzeons has besn -
trusted - Her MziestE WIKI the f1rs-ztsz1 q !
neu Nasty Ehe czhis is yet siEe-4 z5s8 regard
20 the constitrti11 u The rze Adrini srztior Be-
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per Nr1-irosE the largest and heaviest mail thai
has ever been sszt from hErs- Inci1dI1g s1ppls-
mental u-aI Of about 4l0 letters ard pagers -
ceiTei fruz the EilIa. which -zs p-t CT had
tke Cffy ~ Esf5lr there @sre distributed On Sun
GzT. III lstters z1G 2.S4 papers and packzcrs-
tie weight Of which vas half t1n- and fled %
bzCs- IhE 1szt foreign man VII Be ss1t b the
I .l9srl7ria, which VII Be d1s from sydney On Sat
ur,izr tie .1th
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-02-16

y9nd arao11cins that the Marquis Il Hartinr ton
~ have seat. and Mr. chaTsserlaiE viii Be the
SeCretary for Ireland.
S1DNrr. Feb. IA vessel which has ius. arrived
IRON the Sc1th Sea Islands brings information Of
tee raarier Of tEo white tnen by the natives q
New Ireland.
LoSpoS, Jan- Sl.-Adviees are to hand ssa,iuc
that the ship Cisriosl which left Auckland for
New 1ork On ths 18Th September, has put into the
Bermnaas in a leaky condition. Ths vessel en-
eountsrsd hsavy veGthsr, and was partially dis
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thing can be done and done openly, IN two
districts where the Government were de
feated. Whist must have been done IN dis
tTicts where Government candidates were
successful It makes one SEX 70 think Of
the methods that have been used te keep
power II the hands Of snarrpw ring q
greedy office holders.
Elsewhere We have published how in.
dependent the Government phalaux mus
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-02-16

IHE result of tLe eztrliiti1u cass isCne
winch must give satisfaction t1 au lovers
-10i order Honolulu was acquiring
TU uus-viable Reputation IL q home for
a-hezElers. N0w thas ID Is known that
mon sufficient cause shown these gentry
can a1i VIII be returned Is their own
country. 5ley Will not fsel safe In making
H1lrlulU their perm anent abode In fact
TH uv look forward ro the extreme rrub-
ability 1f lasty departure, by some who
ere even now located In our midst
r. -L- connection ii IS well 20 point out
that -La emhezzliuE ch s. from Calif1rnia
has lai a distinct effect upon moral fee
u- he H1nolulu Men who are known t1
have c1uuitted crime. who have fed
here flr safety. ID 10. ind themselves
stunned by ALL People who would boz
llrrfei Is the bare iisa q having even
tle -usr.ciDn Uf crua thrown on them
selves. vet mingie and --et J1 terms Of In
tuacy with thase scou-irgl~- To see such
a CONDITION of tLIn-s has q lowering effect
uul1 the young and the weak They see
that nan can commit crime. and tLat
when successful and out Of reach q his
cauuuy's laws. b. can 1--we on his I'll gotten
cams AMI need not even be os-acised In
the desire q -gt rich quickly, In the eager
ness % have the command q large sun
~ money. T. it nos probable that teupts
HC1 % d1 as these men have done. comes
with red1ubied force. From any point Of
view the giving up Of McCarthy T. officer
Bee. and the returning him to has 0wu
country = o. be commeuded II Is a step
which al must spprove-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-02-16

We publish letter showing how tie
Government caudidate worked IN Aisl1-
wac. where fortunately hs was de5e1ted.
4 confirmation of the story comes q us
from Echala. where 8 Ike system was
siopsed There Is a very eyIl story g. tel
OF these last elections The bribery auc
futnuifation BIZ the Government candi-
dates stand self confessed IhIs Country
Is eeinr to have It's laws made. not hy IN
dependent men. bur iJy place bllders- va1
have to dance a. the Ministry tells the-1-
or else leave Their loaves and fishes and 90
hungry. There l. hardly man aznclg
the tfovernment majority who could MAKE
a living without Government sgpport
And this precious st of hangers on tLls
subserrieut phslauI Of the Ministry has
not been elected b. fair means- but foul
A free election would LaFe returned IA
overwhelming mziority q Independeats-
The pretty little methods used are now
euruin- To hrhs. Men who have refaf are
now being coupelled % pay their taxes
But bow cones Il that men who had not
naid their taxes have been allowed to vote :
There was something distinctly wong II
tie suuervisors Of the election lists, allow
mE men who had ndt paid tnelr taxes. u
Be- uut On the Esfs. The presence of q
mans name on the LIST of electors Is ilso
fsrr proof that he has pad his taxes
The wsy the mater has been WORKED Is
as follows. The Government candidate
With swinging campsiEn fund to draw
mon. has -one zruund among the voters
and ururnissd 10 p# their taxes Il sheE
u1ted for him b metkods which VTe
showed I'D last week- It IS evident that the
secrecy Of the ballot has been violated
Thus tie Gorerurnent candidate has found
gzt who did ard who did not vote for hinl-
H. then has run thruugh his list and has
refused 70 nav ND the taxes gf those wn0
V1sed azzinst him And he has the bare
laced and brazsn Izpudenee to come for
iITzrd and tell the1 So That Is 70 say.
.<,gre were q whole set Of Illegal votes cast
\ xoiIuzion with s0me Of the election
H. Those Illegal votes have been
N the share Of taxes by the Gov
a .han6lii.iistes. hut whsn Illegal Tstes
n ll7a.st a1Fsrse 70 the tfoye-nEe=s-
-t81Assf ttam have had 7 pay z
- a Tlat they had legally
90 slrrst excellent example 4
aTlt - Learn A course I
hfI|1 VII lesrtuillly /
Erss1l..
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-02-16

Ar Is r.E-HE LLl.E"~ll- ll l---eCE LLe
composition Cf tile House which l. going
10 make the laws FOR this country during
rhe ensuing session II the House uf
MOBILES there Il % distinct majority II favor
gftLa b-cai and butter brigade. Two mem
bars 1f the House. Msssrs J. : Walker
and !. II. kapeua are In direct receipt Cf
salaries. others have q lively sense OF Il
T1rs t9 come. The populace, the hard
workers 1t the community. those who do
the bard work for HEwEu Csl. can hardly
count uuC- more than eight men IN the
House u NHb-as o. advocate their cause
lf tlaT can curu- on that
Vow -gls gE the rapreseu tarITess Of these
the Government claim. and with justice,
fI- -r one outside this present Govern
uaut would claim tLaE-the Government
claim eighteen Exactly Whist KIND ot
faarl aSs Legislators these gentlemen are
EasIy t1 prove we show by the following
HAWAII
zE-r. Er-I-sru= Sasr1f 4 ivan lax Assessor
Efa- FFra= Deputy Shs-lH Hi,o. Tax Cc-sc-g-
H-1s-ls Et1n111- Tax Collector Eauzkla-
P-El= h E1z1E= Tax Collector Puma
S- E1ys- Nll-uEs Dsuu-E >-a-1t. Tax C1--ec-1r
n h1St- 4 h. Nz-a-e- Lax to--zitlr j. h7--i.
MAUI
HlSa= 5 " Eyl5. DISTRICT 5z5-e
-. - S--l---5 ~ -. - ~ -. =.
- i5- 5rs..-TT- ~ C5i.ze.TE for wziizizr-
ElEg1r1-r= s- Esusau= Deputy sheriff Tax
-ellaet1r h9a7aF9li- 49, 49,. .,---
.-.- - Is y-z>-l.r
It,ur
s.---- z5---.Tz--. rra,. r.,a-f -f
EFsrItf. TAX ASSESSOR H11giul1- Esau= Govern
r.e=t F1- lgn.rtc71r. blSsrs sApstln king 8
-. s. - = 5'.,-,-,.---
v.s--lr-
E1urlrr-E-= El-.-l= r--tr.-t +gi-s- Tax Az-
-a-r h7o'17o''- -.r-.r
- .-----.-...-.--sr.=
49, .rr---
FlS,rr-s Fz-sl1-- Dsruty S1s--T. Trz Col
..g-ar- Bad sazez7i=ar izi-1c 1t h-17l-
What Er6 cf legislation can you expect
fr1u men III the position these poor ts--
lows are Their bread and butter. the food
fgr their families depends upon their be
Iu- subservlelt e. the powers that be-
Sluriy Independence can be expected and
has beel f1aud ere lCw both II Hawau
and u older countries. but 1t has been
found IN osLer ranks than these There
are men who, for principle VII forfeit
great prizes but such men are seldom
found among the army that ests govern
uaut leaves and fishes. Such men hrrr
been found but they are rare and We
doubt very seriously whether they can be
found IN the ranks Of the Government Of
Hawaii rs
What amount Of dependence can a
planter place upon the independent action
a tie gentlemen whose positions towards
the Government we have mere made clear.
Can Eeu In such 9 dependent position do
auSht but the hehests 0f their masters ?
The Hawauan Legislature. as now constl-
tinted. Is 80 representative body Ieu
ucn are in l5 who are rrepzesentat1ves-
Men vho mean % do good 70 their STATE
But there are eighteen men against them
who wTHTr IN do rood 10 Themselves and
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-02-16

The grand total Of Cane and Beet Sugars for the
czrreut year Is 4z3GQ0 tons, against 10 500 tons
lass year and 4.493G00 II IS,S4 It will be noticed
that Central America and the Hawaiian Islands
are not Ilciaded Il the above table which Ee have
copied from the Shipping List. As the sane
sources Esr- omitted last year. the comuarisou
Eoits good. with FEUbabls deficiency this year Of
oysE Al0-010 t0us--Su4i FsIzeisc9 BHilsii.-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-02-16

THE Yer ZeailEd Tlass of Tznuary 29th- CIR
tains the fnll0Eil- uotice x tie arrival -Ozt Of
she D. ) :. Co.'S steamer Mtrpus.E- Tlzs Another
--fls-est passage g1 record has % Be chrouicied-
We isaru fru1a te possal E1Lho-i.es that the : s.
EasTgrzs was l. EIes oI Sydney Sozrh Es aG al
55 D = Sts shculd haze reaehed her arrh5rs-e
about 2 H. she lefE Auckland a few nInHtes
1Ist o'ciuck o1 -Gr1zy -1oEn11--- and has there
fore beatez The 4tTaieir's late perfsrnzleH bT
etout th-ee E5zrs- ADDING the d1fsrs1ce of tiu1a
the passaee would Be abo1t days Is h1zrS. or
avar III k11ts PEI Eoar Far tie s1tIrE distazce-
This Is adn1irzbie work.
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Ayers FIils possess tns positive v.rt1es q so11e
Of the bes- ku1En usdiciual plants. prepared and
combined With scieEtifc skiIL-rEisctInz the crude
r5 drsfic portions. and retaining only the active
priuciDie-tEe part which c1ras and dos not
haEm- II Tou ars slek ~ thsm-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-02-16

THr sar Far .1s.sy Blilsfia Of late Gats ssases
fhzE= 5ossE 3 Sureezeis. President q the Oees1ic
Steamship Company. has been empowered b. the
cru-rzuv b hIEe b1iIs an i'm ste4z1shlp f1r the
Azstralian business The new ship Is % Be 4 fest
f5c1. y fseE bean and about the sz0e denth Of
hold as The HrTpuss and 4lrsn-ia. the boilers and
surines 10 Be x s-Ecieut Power g keep ID the
record already attained b. this line- lke passage
sc-1--nlla.il1s VII be IS aIurle p1szsbie AID
tha inczeaeed t1uuaEa q the new vessel villa b.
r-inri7-,1tr fcr ca<rilrs of iz--er careoes- She
.-.t a ~ AanH 1111 rzraE r1s.ss1 rgE1e-f, ard
sr flq's7r r-F zl'11.nr1- SAa rspat
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Be conpteted Il seven o. eight rronihs o. arrival
IN San Francisco the new steamer VIII BE imae-
dateiy piacs6 On tie Arstraian ruzta. to rzn With
two Of the boats nov II service. and one Of the
eeet vi Be used solely between hers Gad San
Fraacisco.
WITH reference to the Silver question IN the
Uuited States, B-asstuet's says Afeatcre Q Z the
currency problem Nhich his not attracted suffer-
at-er.ton fs he provision OF the existing law
8 uelch S1oSlG1E-y silver CON cEn Be redeer,eu
- ane Ireaszrx II IrrrC1ts % 50, O. ANY r-1ltlpe
thereof. The e1cct ot tins law y 70 Erectusllv Y
ureTsz- tie cuutin-sd circulation OF subs,dary
CON. and % fz3zcs rs accumulation In the Trea-
sly. L Is understood that the Ho1ss Committee
on Coinage ara II fsvur Of Al enactment rspeallr-
repealrnE t1is rruvrsa1l. and thst x vii - re-
ported AZ --- sLrly day.
HrsAE1rG Canadian Reciprocity B,ufstryys's
s-rrl1es rhe f1licv---. SecrstA-T Rdvard and
CtairuiLz Rsluu-t- Of the HoGse COMMITTEES on
Fu-slEl Esir-sl1s. arv reported 70 Be heartily II
rLvor ut tle uaECtllr1gn OF rev treAty OF reci-
u-uc1Ey between the United States and C1asdt
Ieeg VII meet with 10 httls cooperation. IS vel
As rrucouucec 11ta-u-ls-u, II TIE eastern states
I TIE favorable action of the Boston Chamber o.
I CuE--erce kas bse1 menculai. In TIE sane lE1S
comes the following petition. which has beer
sz--ed by almost every business ran AZ EAstport
Ne where the advz-tages uf i-tsrguu-se vita The
I Provinces axe f1ly rec0gzzed;
70 ~ Sssg.v cal Hlass ~ Erprs1satfra n C2zgrsa
Tns ra8srs -uet bsTa1 t.at The czacttcn OF dltis.
on ds1 = l--uer-1 b oar Interests and harasa-I
% the geat BODY OF Cu1sulrs throughput the country
aud t11E -lg scre % -le isleriez q1esr,cn l. u
the wcris on lAe Presidents message, ct uuch In
Z u1-zcce. ru-ueclfElsE SIX for the appointment q
c-l.s -1g PAT uf the United >tate> % err
tr u-h .se or G-- f1-u, o. rsruui -r1e. by IN
5 President
Pus-ic ouini1u on the other SIDE os the bCzndI-,
I i also ultkI-E. itself kzoWz- At HalifSz for *
[ ample, The CElr-csr os C0m=srre has unGuin
. o1s.y resolved TO cr-e the Duul1iou cUvernmsn
Z 80 recutats such reclr-ucal trade relations witl
[ the Unite6 STATES government as EuzId BE- lrztu
I aIlv z5v11ta.cc1s % both Countries
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NOTES.

THE JEpaa Err7rid Of Fehruary Ist, cautzIns the
foIolue TEN. II Is sad tht one of the arllHlss
IN the contract made with those who are gong 10
taWa1 as i1terprsters Il. thz. thsy zIi zeTgr cor
r.spuud =5th journalists n Japan For What rsa-
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Attest: Chici Justice supreme Court
HKNEx SIXTH. Deputy CLERK, iiu0 0it
SUPRENE COURT OF THE ia


y waiian Isands-ln prahatc. Tn thc matter oi the
Estate of LEN. + PArrEN, late of Honolulu, Oahu.
deceased. At Chambers. hCf1ru McCully, y.
On reading and d1ug the petition and accounts nl
Frank P Hastings. Aimiuistr3tur of the Estate of
Len L. Pattcu, hate % ugnoIulu. Oahu. deceased.
wherein he asks 10 be allowed soS and charges him
self with Ssf1s and asks that the may be cZ-
amiued and approved, and that anal order may Pc
made of distribution % The property remaining u his
hands 90 the persons thereto entitled and d-chargiu-
such administrator.
II is Ofdered. that WEDNESDAY The 18th day of
March A Disd. AZ ID o'clock m, before Che said Jus
tice at Chambers in the Cont House 40 Honolulu, BE-
and the sauue hereby Is appointed al the time and
place for hearing said petition and accounts and that
an persons interested may hcu and there appear and
show cause n any thcy have why the same SHOULD not
be granted. and may present evidence as 90 who
entitled 20 the said property And that this order In
the English language De published iu the UAwAukN
GAzErrU newspaper printed and published in Homo
lulu for three successive weeks previous 20 the time
therein appointed for said hearing.
Dated At Honolulu. II. L. this 6ih day tcb, a. iss
L. MCCULLN.
Attest. Justice ~uurCmc Court
"a
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SUPRENIE COURT OF THE HA-

y Q IIlIMF NUINI OF III y IIA-
- waii1n islands-In Probate fr the matter az the
Estate % PETER POTTER EAU UENA. uf Houoiuir
oahu. deceased. Ouier appointing ifme for Probate
Of VIII aud directing publication Of notice o. the same
document purportuc 90 De che last VIII and tc-ta
ment Of Peter Porter kauhrmh. deceased. having Au
the -6th day Of January, A. D. is been presented 10
said Probate Court and petition Tor the Probate
thereof and for issuance % letters Of ldmiui-
with the viii ANNEXED % Hon e.. y. 1llkoa haying
been dled by Mr.. Cwiui Jchusuu
Is is hereby ordered that TIT RSu Az the 9Th D.. 70
Of February A. ID. iss, az 90 O'Clock a. u Of .4d dsv
a. the Court Room of said Court at Aioani Halo I'm
Honolulu be, and the same is. hereby appointed fhe
time for proving said VIII and hearing said nppiira-
tion. when and where any person interested NAV az
Letters Of Administration.
Il is further ordered. that notice thereof be given y
publication. for three successive werks fr fh. %.
HAN GAZETTE and kgosoa neyrsrapszs urints.I sod
published in U0uoiulu.
Dated Honolulu, n. l. January gi-h fs-G
EDWARD PRESTON
HEyHr SIXTH DEPUTY Work tdsgi Ia
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Dat phTsic- for Il Eszksrs and dsstroyz- bzf
rss Hop Birrsrs hat builds Cpl Take ndre bQt
AH'sri-4z co'sl- Reas AdvsEtisezsat-
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SUPREME COURT OF THE HA-

- waiiau Islandsln Probate. In the matter o. the
Estate Of MARIA uE JESUS. lic OF HnHoulu, Oahu.
deceased. At Chambers, before McCuliy. j.
on reading and fling the petition and accounts Of
Manuel Souza Pereira alias Perry, cxeCutuy 90 the VIII
OF Maria De Jcsys late Of said Honolulu, deceased.
wherein he lsks'to b. allowed s,G115, and CHARGES
himself with saGo.oo. and asks that the may be
examined and approved, aud that final order may be
made Of distribution 20 the property remaining u HIS
hands 90 the persons thereto entitled, aud discharsug
him and his surctcs from all further responsibility
such executor.
Il is ordered, that WEDNESDAY, the i0ta day of
Honolulu. be and the hereby is appointed the
time and place FOR hearing said accounts and that an
persons Interested may then and there appear and
-hov cause. II any they have, Why The same should
not be approved And that this order Goa the English
and Hawaiian languages. be published iu the HAwAIAN
GAZETTE aud hF9kol newspapers printed and pub
lished In l1uolnlu for three successive weeks ureyous
70 the time therein appointed for said hearing
Dated a. Honolulu, IT, T. this 18th day JAM a b. iss6
LAWRENCE McCILLT
Attest: Justice supreme Court
NrNr AnffHr .Hn HfH
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LAW AnNNE MNNk LIN
Attest, Justice oi thc Suprcmc Count.
HrxKr SNrru. nerutv CLERK fIni So
CUPRENIE COURT or THE ma

- waiisn Islands In Probate. tn thu matter of the
Estatc of HENRY L. UNDERWOOD late of Honoiu-
Ia Oahu, deceased, iuicsiatc Before chief Justice
Judd.
On rradinc and ding the petition of Mrs CAthcrinc
Underwood widow q said deceased alleging that SAID
Henry Underwood dicd ntcstatc no south Mona, Is
land of Hawaii. the tst day Of January, A. d lee,
ietvinr estate within this KINGDOM necessary % be
administered upon aud praying ihlt lctcrs Or Adin
istrstion Issue 70 ticur-c Lucas cf said uouululu
IN h ordered that TT ESpAN. the end day % March.
A. p lisa st 10 M. be asd hereby Is appointed Tor
hearing said petition before said thtci Justice On thc
Court Room of this Court at Nouolulu. lt which time
and place all persons concerned may appcas and show
cause II any they have. why said pctuun should not
be granted and that this order be published In thc
English language FOR three successive weeks tu lhc
HAwAttNN GNEErrE newspapers IN uouoluln. Alsu
that Temporary Letters Admi iuistraficn issue there
for upon the ding Of an approved Bond in che som of
s3G,V.
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l)aWaian Gazette,

rsr HoDrs II aErvs.
--EsDAy. FEBBUARY le. 1856
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/ CuPRFNTF CnrRr OT nm ~

- Jfkf.ME 0Ol Isl. UT Inn At-A-
- waisn tslands.-In Fvchatc. in thc matter or the
Estate cf REV. d. BALDWIN late uf ucnclniu. pahn,
deceased. Order appointing time fcr Frcbatc ri WIZ
and directing publication ot rotiee % the satac-
dpeumcnt purpQgtirg 90 De the lAsi viii aud trstt
uent u Rcv DWIGHT Baldwin deceased. having ON tc
9TH ay q eehruAry A. ID t, been presented % sliu
and for the issuance % lccTs tcssamrutlry 90 w W
Hall d. d. Baldwin and U. ?. Baldwin, having been
hlcd by ". ". Hall
Ills herchy ordered. that WEDNESDAY. the t1th DAY
Of March, A. n lss AZ 30 O'Clock a. of said day 40
the Court Room Of said Court at Niioaui HALE Homo
lals In Island o. Oahu BE- and the s hcrchy ap
pointed the time for prcvins said wa and hearing said
uv appea- aud contest the said VIII sud The granting
Of Letters TcstamentaFy.
IL i further ordered tha. uCIcc lcryoi Pc giyen by
publication. fos three successive weeks in Che Htwk
1kN GAEErrE. newspaper printed and Published "a
Honoluu.
ilsirti Iiono1uiu n H. rehruary gth. A. n tSSs.
LAWRENCE NcCILIN
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SIrPREME COURT OF TIM fIt-
- -if,n fsisnas-in Probate. In the rtitcf &c lbs
s,,,s ~ rONG KIM late % uonoiulu, oa8a n.
s.asei Al Chambers. before Judd. e. ,.
s, r,,1in. and hiing thc petition and accounts %
pSn opfrrrclt and Joseph LYMAN, Ainl lnisilaiors b
- n t,fs ~ Tpn. Rim, late % Honolulu, Othe. a.
ihe - .s..,si, thew ask % Be allowed slaQ1i ana
S,s ,Ser,seiycs with stnl and ssk thai the same
Ss,x bc examined and approved aud ihai anal order
y ~ nsde % distribution ot ttc pfepcfN remaining
4, ihcr hands 20 The persons thereto ghtiea aad d
charging them and Wy wy. t..,,-. ~, 'f
,,nsibiAfv a. such aduitnisli'.i''... .., ,..,.
n, - ,,irr,i that III ESnAl hc iolh gay ~ Atych,
N tSSS st 10 c'cioek A. NJ. before thr said Nhirf
JaSficc. a. Chambers, IN ne 'gatt ness'e' ~
ff,l, he and thc same hcreby s. aYpp-ntcd a. the
time and place Tor hearing said rcii,ien 'ul sseeeni,
.,i 80 IN srsal. interested may tntu afa gllft ap-
- .i sbt,,, cause u any they have. Why NC same
sheald nai be granted. aud NAV prescnt s..a.efe
- ~ M, arr entitled O. said property, ana tlAl lnit
e7,sr IN nv Eeglish and chinese ianeuagcs - pub
isNe,i II, thr uNwAuNN Gsa2rrE newspaper fthlst
and ,biishl I'M uonoiuu Tor three successive weeks
previous 10 the time therein appointed ier saa hc,lin
and once Ia the chinese newspaper etiie" the "ANa
iian Chinese News .v "a
,SSs A. Itnn.
Attest. chief 1nsficc supreme yuurt
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Twin Foes TO Life
A Thorouah PurqatiYe

medicine Is the first necessity for cure.
Then the eathartic effect must Be main
tanned, in mild degree, just sufficient
10 prevent . recurrence Of cOstiveneSs,
and at the same time the liver, kidneys
and stomach must be stimulated and
g+rurfa1 hnFlnd
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certify that the foregoing Is truc COPY % the suu
mons in said cause and thc return ID the Marshal
thereon, and that said Couri. at she January Term.
1885, ordered that the ease stand continued untif th@
next April Term ana that uffnstod COPY % aid
summons be Published ~ required By law.
witness my hand aud the seal " said Court 10 Homo
fseaD lni1. this 2sth day Of Jauuary 1855
100 81 WILLIAM FOSTER clerk
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