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The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-08-31

The Government suffered a signal de-
feat on what was really a slight matter, on
Friday. The question was the freight on
bananas, and so important seemed the
matter, that His Excellency. the Minister
of Foreign Affairs. came out of his habit
ual silence and got on his legs no less
than three times, and twice 1t was to com
bat the freight on bananas. The Attorney
General also came to the rescue and had
his little say on the subject, but all to no
purpose. the House was determined neither
Excelleney should guell the supporters Of
the banana shippers, so the subsidy Is
granted and the banana shippers are TO
have their freight fixed at fifty cents a
bunch. Finding which way the cat jumped
the organ, On Saturday, had evidently re-
eeived Its orders. and was patting the ban
ana growers On the back On Friday.
however it WAS pleased to be very sarcastic
upon Mr. Frank Brown and the Eva petit
TONERS, who were not acting on business
methods" II was good fun to notice the
rapid change-ef front which was made
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-08-31

Az admirable specimen of the style IN
which the Minister Of the Interior acts is
shown by the votes on the Lanai Commits
sion, and the vote of censure brought in
by Representative Dole on Thursday. In
the former case he wrapped cloak of vir-
tue around him, and getting on lofty
pedestal would not vote on the question at
all. He knew he had whipped IN his ma
jority and co1ld afford to play Pecksniff
masquerading in the toga of Brutus. He
was ready to sacrifice himself: he was "a
gray haired old patriot" as the Attorney
General calls him, and he would be the
last to save himself by any such action as
voting in his own favor. The sight was
moving one. The gray haired old pat
riot" like another Aristides, almost ready
to write his name on the malignant oyster
shell of the blundering countryman.
But on Thursday the scene changed and
there being close call, the gray haired
old patriot" thought he might be beaten, so
he speedily cast his vote in his own favor,
and ceased to be the G. H o. P, but be-
came the g. H O. Phi or gray haired old
phraud which he has always shown him
self to be- II ever country had Pecksniff
for a minister this country has. 1t makes
one positively sick to see people believing
IN him as they do Well, Tom Pinch
learned how foolish he had been. The
Hawaiian nation. which has been playing
the rols of Tom Pinch viii learn In time as
poor Tom Pinch did, and sill be the hap
pier for the lesson.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-08-31

LIE Attorney General evidently did not
have opportunity enough to air all his
views in the House, and consequently
either wrote. or inspired lot of rubbish
IN the organ relative to loans. lis clearly
enc of the fundamental rules Of all consti-
1a1onal governments, that money cannot
be raised without the consent of the Leg
islature II the Government can borrow
IN unlimited amounts. why they might
obtain money by means of beneYolences.
as the old Tudor sovereigns did. We find
no prohibition against beneYolences in
our written Constitution The Attorney
Generals argument Is just as good for
beneEelences as for loans, and yet we
hardly believe that eren he. inexperienced
and crude as he is, would dare to uphold
"beneEalences."
On the point Of the new Police Court
building, the Attorney General is equally
unfortunate. We do think it has been in
furious 70 public interests to expend the
amount of $4,000 over the Police Court.
The Government having got hold of a
large sum of money through unauthorized
borrowing was like the proEerbial "beggar
on horseback" and flung its money around
recklessly- The Police Court, though a
handsome building, was distinct injury
TO the pockets of the tax payers.
The Ministers have Just squirmed
through without getting vote of censure
by means OF their own votes and those
votes aare established precedent which
is most pernicious, and which is utterly
at variance with the principles of consti-
tutional government in every country upon
the face of the globe. How man who is
not subject of this realm, but is still a
subject of the United States. ike Mr. Dare.
how a man who is not subject of this
realm, but still is a subject of Great Brit
ain, ike Mr. Creighton, for both are merely
deaiseHs of this country, can advocate and
support snch q proposition passes our com
prehension. In their own countries they
would not dare to advocate such doc
trine; why then should they here? Their
ancestors fought and bled for the right of
the purse being in the hands of the people.
and these two men would put the credit
Of the country they pretend to serve at
the mercy of any adventures that might
occupy their seats.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-08-31
TN THE SUPREME COURT TO OF


IN THE SUPREME COURT OF
i the Hawaiian Kingdom
K1LAKAU1. By the Grace of God. Ofthe Hawaiian
To the Marshal of the Kingdom, or his Deputy
Grading:
You are hereby commanded to summon ADOLPH
BRUEGER, Defendant, in case he shall file written
within twenty days after service hereof to be
and appear before the Supreme Court at the July
Term thereof be holden at the Court Room, Of the
Court House, Honolulu, in the Island Of Oahu, ON
MONDAY, the 5th day of July next. at 10 o'clock
m, to show GAUGE why the claim Of kAUHIOLOLI(w)
Plaintiff, should not be awarded her Pursuant to-
the tenor Of her annexed petition.
And have then there this Writ, with full return
of your proceedings thereon.
WITNESS HON. A. FRANCIS JUDD, Chief Justice
of our Supreme Court 80 Honolulu, this
IsEAL1 18th day OF April. a ID. 1886.
HENRY SMITH. Deputy Clerk.
diligent search having been made on the within
mentioned Adoph Brueger. but he cannot be found,
he is outof the Kingdom And hereby return this
summons and petition not served.
JOHN II. SOPER, Marshal.
Honolulu. June 25th, 1886.
certify that the foregoing is true copy of the
mons in said and the return OF the Marshal
thereon. and that said Court, at the July Term
1886 ordered that the stand continued until the
next October Term and that attested copy of said
summons be published as required by law.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said Court az Ho
nolulu. this 2ud Gay of August, 1886.
[sEALl WILLIAM FOSTER.
il25 ct Clerk.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-08-31

The House, as might be expected, re-
fused to accept the majority report of the
Lanai Committee, which proved that Mr.
Gibson's agents, aud therefore Mr. Glib
son, were guilty of bribery and highhanded
proceedings at the last election on Lanai.
1t was TO be expected that this should be
so. The majority report was signed by
three independent native members. the
whitewashing minority report was signed
by foreigner, the son-in-law OF the Min
lister whose conduct was Investigated, and
a native member whom the Minister had
lately made Postmaster-General. The ma.
jority who performed the whitewashing
process vas chiefly made up of office hold
ers who depend upon the Minister for their
bread and butter
The line of argument in defence was
exactly what was foreshadowed in these
columns last week 4 did not do it. gen
tlemen-Lanai has always been land of
peace cannot even believe in the wick
edness of my agents" And we suppose
that even in the face of the evidence. some
people wall believe this humbug Go and
ask the surveyors about the multitude of
streams on Lanai. and hear what they say.
They Will tell you that water is scarce.
Search the pamphlet The Shepherd Saint
Of Lanai" and yea Will learn that the
present Minister of Interior is capable of
tergiEersstion, nay OF actual falsehood,
and tyranny as well.
Nhtewashed by office holders the Min
lister of Interior has been, but the evidence
against him stands he is branded with it,
and 1t can no more be wiped away by Leg
islative action than could the fact of the
worlds revolving be changed by Papal de-
cree Poor Galilee might be forced to
DENY II, but the fact remained.
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Gruul advertisements.
Mortgages Notice of Intention to ForeclOse
and of Sale.

IN ACCORDINGLY WITH A POW
L er Of sale contained in certain mortgage made by
j. MSkaila. of kaaawa, koolauloa, Island OF Oahu TO
j. Cartwright Trustee OF the Estate OF r. W. Holt,
deceased dated Esd day Of May 1884, recorded in the
Office of the Registrar of ConveyaneeS in Liber w. on
folios 36 and So Notice is hereby given that said
MORTGAGE intends forecose said mortgage for con
ditions broken witt the non-payment OF the prin-
cpa and interest when due and upon said foreclosure
VIII sell at public auction, at the salesroom OF E. r
Adams 6 Co., in Honolulu, Island OF Oahu, on
SATURDAY the 18th day Of September, 1886 at IL N.
gage, as below specified.
Further particulars can be had OF j. N. MoNsARRAT,
Attorney-St-law.s A. j. CARTWRIGHT,
Trustee OF the Estate OF r. W. Holt deceased, mort
gagee.
Honolulu, August s1st, 1856.
The premises TO be sold follows, viz: All
those certain pieces parcels OF land situate at said
kaaawa, containing OF $500 acres, and being
the same premises more particularly described in
ROYAL Patent No. go, L. c. Award Ne. 1888 to Milo,
and that were conveyed to said mortgsgor by said
Milo BY deed dated the cath OF September 1877, and
recorded in Liber 81, folio So IiSS-4t
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Mortgages Notice of Intention to Foreclose
and of Sale

IN ACCORDANCE WITH A pow
er Of sale contained in a certain mortgage made by
ksai Cw) and Keaoha Maui. her husband. OF y. Kona
Island Of Hawaii, to John D. Holt, dated the 4h day
of December 1882 recorded in the Office Of the Regis
trar of COnveyances, in Liber folios 1857 and
duly assigned to A. j. Cartwright. Jr., by deed Of
signmen dated 18th OF September 1888 and recorded
in Liber s., folios 4SS4O Notice is hereby given that
the assignee of said mortgage intends foreclose
said mortgage, for condition broken, TO wit: the
payment of the principal and interest when due and
upon said foreclosure will sell public auction At the
salesroom OF E. 7. Adams Co.. in Honolulu. Island
Of Oahu, ON SATURDAY. the 18th day Of September,
1856 st IL NJ. of said day. the premises described in
said mortgage, as below specified.
Further particulars can be had OF J. NJ MoNsARRAr,
Attorney .atLaw. A. j. CARTWRIGHT, JR.,
Assignee OF Mortgage.
Honolulu, August aist 1886.
Premises 10 be sold follows, viz: All those
parcels OF land situate ST HonAloA Elua, in said N
hona; area, 3 acres 4S6 50-l00 50. fathoms; No
4ss7 L Award No 1904, kaluhimoku, and conveyed
by him 10 said Kaai by deed dated 18th January. 1876
recorded Llber a., folio los. 1i2S4t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-08-31

4 CHANGE has been made in the Cham
berlain's Department. Colonel Judd re-
tires from the positea and Is replaced by
Colonel Curtis P. Iaukea. The position
of Collector General, which Colonel Iau-
kea has 6lled since the resignation of Col
onel Alien, will now be occupied by Hon.
John, u. kapeEs, The announcement
of these changes was made about $50
p. n yesterday, and they are verified
officially this morning.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-08-31

= waiian Islands-In Probate In the matter of the
estate OF WARREN EUGENE CALLAHAN, OF Homo
lulu Oahu, deceased, iniesate. Before Mr.. Justice
Preston.
ON reading and fling the Petition Of CLARENCE
W ASHFORD. Of Honolulu, Oahu, alleging that
Warren Eugene Callahan. of said Honolulu, died in
testate at the Samoan Kingdom on about the a6th
day of june 1886, as he is informed on creditable
authority and verify believes and pray that letters
OF administration Issue to said Clarence W. Ashford
1t is ordered that THURSDAY, the 3Oth day Of Sep
tember A. D. 1885, 10 o'clock A. NJ. be and hereby
is appointed for hearing said petition before the said
Justice in the Court Room Of this Court. at Homo
lulu at which time and place all persons concerned
may appear and show cause, IL any they have why
said petition should not be granted, and that this
order be published in the English language for three
successive weeks in the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE news
paper in Honolulu, and that, pending such hearing,
said Clarence W. Ashford be and is hereby appointed
temporary administrator Of said estate upon ap-
proved bond of $500.
Dated Honolulu, August 18th, 1886.
EDWARD PRESTON.
Attest: Justice Of the Supreme Court.
HENRY SMITH. Deputy Clerk. 11s7 st
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CsuaI advertisements.
pRENE COURT or THE HA-

= UPREATE COURT OF THE HA-
y waiian Islands.-In Probate In the matter Of the
Estate OF WILLIAM NJ. WENNER, late OF Honolulu,
Oahu, deceased At Chambers, before Judd, c. J.
On reading and filing the petition and accounts o .
Hugh E. Mcintyre. Executor OF the VIII Of William
N. Wenner deceased. wherein he asks TO be allowed
sSs6f.e7, and charges himself with S9,gl6I6, and
asks that the same may be examined and approved.
and that na order may be made OF distribution ofthe
property remaining IN his hands TO the persons there
to entitled and diseharging him and his suretes from
all further responsibility as such executor
IL Is ordered, that TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of
October 1856, at ten o'clock m, before the said
Chief Justice. at Chambers in the Court House, Al
Honolulu be and the hereby e. appointed the
time and place for hearing said petition and accounts
and that all persons interested may then and there
appear and show II any they have why the same
shouldnot be granted and may present evidence as to
who entitled to the said property And that this
order, in the English and Hawaiian languages, be pub
lshed in the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE and KuokOa newspa-
pers printed and published in Honolulu. for three
successive weeks previous to the time therein ap-
pointed FOR said hearing
Dated Honolulu August .. 1855.
l. McCULLY,
Attest; Justice supreme Court
SMITH Deputy Clerk 1922 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-08-31

EzE inserting of subsidy for the Viii
de- Steamship Company and Mr.. Fred
NmdenbeFg. for voyages of the Notolii
znd j. l. D~cset. was eminently proper and
we are glad to see the Legislature doing
this act of Justice.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-08-31

To see Creighton In his stove pipe and his brown
kid gloves is a sight for gods and men. His EI-
ceIIency looks as if he had just stepped ont Of
Broadway into Hawaii. How sleek these govern
ment biIlets make their occupants. Five thousand
a year is a good deal truly bat it has been cut
down. wonder what he draws
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-08-31
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

THE co PARTNERSHIP HERE
Il tofOre existing between j. REINHARDT SR
and A TODD. under the name and style of REIN
HARDT & TODD. doing business in Hilo as tanners
and saddle makers, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent The Affair." OF the late firm will be settled by
j. REINHARDT, SR who is alone authorized 10 re-
celYe money and receipt bills due the firm and who
VIII the business under the name and style OF
j. RElNHARDT- sR j. REIEHARDTs SR
Hilo. August IL. 1885. 1ls7.at
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-08-31
IN THEOLOGY.
Ifthere's a hole in a your coats
rede We tent il
A chieFE amAng re takiR- notes
And fzith he'll prent II.

Sixteen years" says Dare, he has been promin-
ent in palitics of California He certainly occupied
position in Vallejo fe:- years ago, but II was
not political one. Would ne ike that story to
be told down here. Some one has been looking up
his record and returned by last STEAMER. From all
1 can hear should recommend Dare not to blow
too much.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-08-31

After the vote of want of confdence the othe
day Sam. Parker was highly pleased. ''Anothe
take longer Bat what will Creighton do with hi
stove-pipe when he goes out :
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-08-31

It was hard on the great poet when at the luau
the other DAY, a distinguished lawyer made q
speech. Some one interrupted him and asked why
ne did not quote Shakespeare. As quick as
fash he turned 70 Montgomery 81. and said, ''HOw
can / in the presence of the poet lower rate p
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-08-31
Ava For Sale Cheap /

VVHE UNDERSIGNED HAS ABOIT A
Il Acres. OF Avs, ripe. and Is for sale, IN Kailua
South kOnE, Island Of Hawaii. Therefore notice Is
given 10 those who wish purchase the same. The
price Is $50 per in the field. punches for 81
retail. This j. fine opportunity for purchasing
hrstclass article The Ava can be seen by Implication
in person ut my place. Terms, etc. by mail.
AkO fChJ
Ksilus, South Konz Hawaii
Ksilua. Aug. II. 1885,. iIes ems
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Mem ADVERTISEMENTS.
ASSIGNMENT /!

WHEREAS ON THE 18TH DAY
w of August A. d. 1856. MR. JAMES W. CIR
WIN, of Wsiluku Island of Maui, did make deed of
Assignment and Power of Attorney, transferring all
his store property in Waiuku TO Mr. T. w Everett for
the benefit of his creditors Notice is hereby given
all persons indebted TO James ". GiEvin TO make i'm
med ate payment TO the undersigned and all persons
having claims sgSns SAID store requested opresent
the same duly verified me at Waikiki within 90 days
OF the date of this notice. 4. W. EVERETT,
Assignee JamesW. Giryin.
Waiuku, Aug. 20 SO 1129 ~ of wailuku, Maui
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-08-31

How long has Dare been practising in the Courts
of California? / rather think not much over five
years, may be little more or less. By the way,
should like to find out what law school he belongs
to; tried to find out but couldn't.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-08-31
Mortgages Notice of Intention tOForecIOse
and of Sale.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH A pow
er OF sale contained in 4 certain mortgage made nv
Jonn y. MIHu. Of Paauhau, Hamakua island a. Hs-
wall, To Alexander J. Cartwright. Trustee Of tie
estate OF X w. Holt deceased dated 2rt dav Of lam
ary, lsS0 recorded in the office Of the REGISTRAR Of
Cohyeyaness. IN Liber - fOIios 1919 Notice il
hereby gwen that said mortgage intends to forecIos
SAID mortgage. Tor condition broken to wit. the To1
payment oi the Interest when due and upon said for
sosuFe Wi sell ~ public auction. the snesroou ~
T. T. adams Coz. in Honolulu, Island OF oahu an
sAIc hDAf' the 18th day Of september 1856 ~ - VI
OF SAID day. the premises described in saia nor,
Rzge, as below specified. o'N
Attorneys t-L.GE. A j CARRY ~ I'M li5rA4
Trustee Of the Estate Of R w. Holt Slcs.sl ig H.
gagee. S'-'oe' NUT
Honolulu. August 2ist 1885,
'"s@' '-NNsi
lst-Paresl u land In Kamoauau In said Hamakns
10 acres X Z os2. conveyed 10 John p Milan by
In Iiber -, folOs 39ls6.
Sd-Iraet OF land in KapOhaknha and 5. IN said
HaIaakua. u aeFes, Il p f51l
Sd-Fieee OF land ~ POhakuhaku 4, in said Hama
k1a l-lD acres, ? grant 2559 % B. Knehn.
90 3sa--flecr OF land ~ kamaui. In said Hamakna
~ acres. X = 'S42. & sS77. 10 Kuehu al 81 tie
last three above mentioned lands being the zane thar
mere conveyed 10 John r. Mian by kaehu b. deed
eALed November 18Th. 49, and recorded in Lib~- 81
.C-lo3 tlgt-l y fty4-fr
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Administrators Notice.
THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING
Il been duly appointed Administrator with the will
annexed Of Mary T. Lindsey late of Wamea Island OF
Hawaii deceased notice Is hereby given all creditors
OF the deceased claims whether secured
by mortgage otherwise duly authenticated and with
the proper vouchers il any exist TO the undersigned
within Elk months from the date hereof they will be
forsVe- barred and all persons indebted to said de-
ceased are requested TO make immediate payment 10
the undersigned his Office. No % Merchant Street
honolulu J. n MONSARRAT
Admr. with the Will annexed OF Mary +. Lindsey
Honolulu. July Hist 1886. i125 n
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Undergraduates Of Intention to ForecIose
and of Sale.

n ACCORDANCE WITH a pow
4 er OF sale contained in 4 certain mortgage made by
A. Panui. OF Wailua. Island OF Kauai 10 AIexander
Cartwright. Trustee OF the estate Of r. W. Holt de-
ceased, dated 9th day OF March, 1884, recorded In the
once OF the Registrar OF Conveyance in Liber 81
on folios 1865. Notice is hereby given that said
mortgage intends 10 forecore said mortgage for
diton broken, to wit: nOupayment OF interest when
due and upon said foreclosure will sell al public
auction. az the salesroom Of z. P. Adams d Co IN
Honolulu. Island OF Oahu, on SATURDAY the fsth
day OF September 1886 at II N. Of said dsV TIRE
specified. - NS'N"
Further particulars be had Of ]. NJ MoEsAaEAr
Attorney.at law. A. j CARTWRIGHT
gagee. ~
Honolulu, August 2ist. 1886
PREMISES 70 be sold consist Of All that piece OF land
situate School street in Honolulu Island Of Osbn
area -, being portion Of X P 2s5s. L G A ff46
ana tne same premises that conveyed TO Keawe-
lena wv BY Naopala by deed dated 3rh Nav 1868
and recorded in Lber % fo,s 3eB-7 aud by said Ke
awsrna t) conveyed TO A. Psnui. by deed dated the
1856. ~ -, 10 s1 =.
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SUPREME COURT, uAwGI 11hrs,i

SUPREME COURT, HAWAIIAN
~ Islands.
To JONI H. SoPER, Esq. Marshal OF the Hawaiian
Islands, or his Deputy, Greeting:
You are, commanded by order OF the Honorable A. F.
Judd, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. to
LEE WING KEE, otherwise known as MAU KAH1of
Naslehu. Kat, Hawaii. Defendant to be and appear
before him, the aforesaid Chief Justice OF his Cham
bers in the Court House in the City Of Honolulu Is
land OF Oahu on FRIDAY, the 21st day Of May inat.
At 10 O'Clock to show why the prayer Of
Wing Wo Tai & Co., Complainants should not be
granted pursuant TO the tenor Of their bill of complaint
hereto annexed.
And have you then there this Writ with full return
OF your proceedings thereon.
WITNESS, HON. A. FRANCIS JUDD, Chief Justice
OF the Supreme Court. at Honolulu, this 5tha
(Seal) day of May, A. d. 1886
HENRY SMITH. Deputy Clerk.
certify that the foregoing copy OF the sum
mons in said and that said Court has this day
ordered publication thereof.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court this
lSeaD seventh day of June, 1856
HIS l5t WILLIAM FOSTER, Clerk
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All iIlustriOus KsunamanO. shake hands with
you. You must really enjoy your dream book.
How delightful To dream that you had \ fat billet
and thus lind from the book that the dream would
come true. Next day you can vote the salary up \
little higher. 1 think every member ought to BE-
supplied with dream book. The book L cheap
at geo, with the Duke Of Wellington thrown II.
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u answer TO a correspondent. I reply

Yes. Dare had father who gave n ten cents
The mission expenses 10 pays
The son has not d0ne quite ~ much for Is yet.
Because he amt baiiE that Wy. ZR-
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Yoar friend the Bulletin gave Dare 2 good hit
when it said that the Hawaiian papers ought to
receive his thanks for bringing him into notice.
He was not noticed in California because he was
too small potatoes
The Shepherd can bubble. and beat round the bush
And lie IL the JOB will pay.
But he can't give answer Ihzt's honest and true
Beczuse ne sin'i buit that way
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Election Notice.
NOTICE

NOTICE.
nURING MY ABSENCE FROM
L. the Hawaiian Islands. W. r. Castle il authorized
10 act for in all matters under full power Of ator-
ney All rents and other accounts will be paid by him
and al moneys due ne on my account whatsoever
must be paid TO him.
Honolulu, August I'd, 1885.
1lS 3m LUM CHING WA
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Boston Board Of IInderwrifers.

q EhhIs Tor the Hn1FaiiaD IsIands
u l.ss y e.. BREWER 4 ca,
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l3awaiian Q3azttte,

KsT MepUs IN KEBUs.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1856.